UEEIC0047 — Use instrumentation drawings, specifications, standards and equipment manuals

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What an assessment for UEEIC0047 must cover

92 assessable components: 3 elements (12 performance criteria), 9 performance evidence and 71 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Identify instrumentation drawings, specifications, industry standards and equipment manuals

1.1Work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS), risk control measures and workplace procedures are followed
1.2Need for instrumentation drawings, specifications, industry standards or equipment manuals is determined for the work to be undertaken
1.3Instrumentation drawings, specifications, industry standards or equipment manuals required for the work to be undertaken are obtained in accordance with workplace procedures

2 Use instrumentation drawings, specifications, industry standards and equipment manuals

2.1Instrumentation drawings, specifications, industry standards and/or equipment manuals are selected appropriate to the work being undertaken
2.2Instrumentation drawings, specifications, industry standards and equipment manuals are interpreted using information from process controls, instrumentation drawing layouts, conventions and symbols
2.3Dimensions are extracted and applied from drawings and diagrams for application to work being undertaken
2.4Location of equipment is determined from instrumentation drawings and specifications
2.5Connections between pneumatic, hydraulic and electrical equipment are determined from instrumentation drawings and specifications
2.6Equipment manuals are reviewed to ascertain content, format and located information are relevant to the work to be undertaken

3 Convey instrumentation information using drawings and diagrams

3.1Drawing conventions are used in freehand drawing layouts to convey instrumentation information and ideas to others involved in the work to be undertaken
3.2Instrumentation drawing conventions are used to neatly correct freehand original job drawing to show final ‘as-installed’ arrangement
3.3Corrected drawings are forwarded to appropriate person/s in accordance with workplace procedures

Performance evidence

applying relevant work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS) requirements, including applying risk control measures
conveying instrumentation information and ideas using drawings and diagrams
determining connections between pneumatic, hydraulic and electrical equipment
determining location of equipment from instrumentation drawings and specifications
identifying and using instrumentation drawings, specifications, industry standards and equipment manuals
interpreting instrumentation drawings, specifications, industry standards and equipment manuals for process controls and instrumentation drawing layouts, conventions and symbols
sketching of instrumentation and control drawings
using instrumentation drawings, diagrams and manuals
using workplace conventions in freehand drawings

Knowledge evidence

industrial instrumentation. including:
introduction to the purposes of measurement in industrial processes
instrument control loops
types of measurement in these processes
local and remote measurement
measurement signal methods
signal transmissions electrical standards
signal transmissions pneumatic standards
flow, temperature, pressure and other appropriate measurements
identification and purpose of instruments measuring processes directly and those measuring indirectly
instrumentation and control components: sensors, transducers, converters and transmitters
instrument standards, including:
instrumentation standards
relationship between standards
using standards
fluids in process piping colour coding
instruments symbols
instrumentation terminology and International System of Units (SI), including:
SI base units
SI derived units
scientific and engineering notation
SI prefixes
instrumentation metric units
non-standard SI units - kg/cm2, and so on
conversion of units
instrumentation terminology:
span
range
accuracy
precision
errors
zero
repeatability
sensitivity
hysteresis
calibration of link and lever instruments, including:
principles of levers and links and calibration of indicator recorder instrument
calibration terms
calibrate a link and lever instrument
interpret calibration data so as to identify the types of error displayed by an instrument and whether the instrument is within its specified accuracy
interpretation of graphs and tables associated with instrumentation
instrumentation safe working practices, including:
identification of instrumentation and control hazards
risk control measures for instrumentation work
risk assessment
instrumentation drawings, diagrams and manuals, including:
electrotechnology drawing symbols for instrumentation and control (electrical/electronic circuits, instrument circuits/diagrams, programmable logic controller (PLC) diagrams, pneumatic and hydraulic)
standards used in instrumentation drawings (ISA, ASME, Australian Standards (AS), and SAMA)
drawings used in instrumentation - schematic, single line, wiring, PLC diagrams, process flow diagrams - brief instrument information, process loop diagrams - details, terminals and types of instruments
manufacturers data sheets, manuals, specifications and test procedures - instrumentation manuals, catalogues and drawings, including:
interpretation of the specifications contained within instrumentation manuals, catalogues and drawings
interpretation of the test procedures contained within instrumentation manuals, catalogues and drawings
comparison of data presented in different forms for the same equipment.
identification of data relevant to instrumentation from a range of publicity material
extraction of information such as calibration, testing or installation procedures from manuals, specification sheets and drawings
quantity take-offs and parts lists, including:
part numbers for components, assemblies and equipment
parts list for a specified project or installation from manuals, catalogues, specifications and drawings
list of equipment, required to undertake a specified project or installation, from manuals, catalogues, specifications and drawings
identification and extraction of a part number for an actual sample component or part from a manual, catalogue, specification and/or drawing
sketching of instrumentation and control drawings, including:
sketching a schematic circuit diagram from a given circuit board layout diagram, wiring or installation drawing and installation or modification of a specified project using information contained within manuals
sketching a part or equipment layout needed to perform a specified task, such as installation or modification, from given manuals, catalogues, specifications and drawings
principles of process control
relevant instrument industry standards including fluids in process piping colour coding and instrument symbols
relevant manufacturer specifications
relevant safe work statements (SWMS)/job safety assessments or risk mitigation processes, including risk control measures and instrumentation safe working practices
relevant WHS/OHS legislated requirements
relevant workplace documentation, including catalogues, drawings, manufacturer’s data sheets, manuals, specifications and test procedures
instrumentation manuals, catalogues and drawings
relevant workplace policies and procedures.

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What does an assessment tool for UEEIC0047 need to cover?

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