UEERE0055 — Conduct site survey for off-grid photovoltaic/generating set systems

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What an assessment for UEERE0055 must cover

94 assessable components: 2 elements (19 performance criteria), 21 performance evidence and 54 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 Prepare to conduct site survey

1.1Stakeholders are identified and client requirements and expectations for off-grid system obtained
1.2Work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS) requirements, relevant legislated requirements, and workplace procedures relevant to site survey are obtained and applied
1.3Equipment and documentation needed for the site inspection are obtained in accordance with workplace procedures
1.4Requirements for site survey and roles/responsibilities of people involved in site survey, design and installation are discussed with client
1.5General information about industry standards, building/electrical regulations and codes, and risk minimisation is provided to client
1.6Advice on the benefits of renewable energy generation systems and energy management is provided to client
1.7Current client energy usage data is collected, and future changes identified
1.8Resources, information sources and other people that will support gathering required site survey information are identified

2 Undertake and document site survey

2.1Site survey for the proposed installation is safely undertaken
2.2Current and expected future client energy generation needs are discussed, and expectations are clarified
2.3Potential locations of equipment are discussed with client and preferences recorded
2.4Site hazards that may impact installation are identified and documented
2.5Information about site access, building structures, existing electrical infrastructure including existing RE and generation elements, available RE resources is gathered and included in report
2.6Site survey report is prepared and provided to designer in accordance with workplace procedures
2.7Designer, and other qualified person/s if required, are consulted and briefed on client expectations and requirements
2.8Designer, and other qualified person/s if required, are consulted and briefed on site access, conditions, risks and potential installation issues
2.9Options for off-grid energy generation and storage equipment to meet site requirements and client expectations are discussed with designer, and other qualified person/s if required
2.10Placement of system components is considered, and any restrictions or issues of concern noted
2.11Final site survey report is prepared after consultation with designer

Performance evidence

applying relevant work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS), and risk assessment and control procedures
identifying all relevant stakeholders and qualified personnel required to complete site survey
communicating effectively with clients to discuss:
requirements for site assessment and information to be collected
roles/responsibilities of people involved in design, installation and maintenance
industry standards, building/electrical regulations and codes, and risk minimisation relevant to the installation
benefits and options of renewable energy generation systems and energy management
expectation of off-grid PV/genset system - operation, performance, location
undertaking site survey safely and documenting findings including:
potential site hazards that may impact installation
site access, layout, distances and building structures
solar access and shading
gathering information about existing electrical installation and any existing energy generation elements
current energy usage including maximum power and energy demand
current and expected future energy generation needs including maximum power demand
working with qualified personnel as required to complete site survey
options for suitable renewable generating systems
options for suitable renewable storage systems
options for placement of system components, any restrictions or issues of concern
potential installation problem/s and recommend solutions
producing final site survey report.

Knowledge evidence

relevant WHS/OHS requirements including:
safe work method statements (SWMS)/job safety assessments or risk mitigation processes
legislated requirements
procedures for working in remote areas, safety onsite and while travelling
roof access and working at heights
electrical safety
communicating effectively with clients to discuss:
requirements for site assessment and information to be collected
roles/responsibilities of people involved in design, installation and maintenance
industry standards, building/electrical regulations and codes, and risk minimisation relevant to the installation
benefits and options of renewable energy generation systems and energy management
basic energy principles
stakeholders, required personnel and roles and responsibilities of people involved in design, installation and maintenance
site survey process and information to be gathered, recorded and analysed
methods for identifying and recording existing electrical infrastructure including existing renewable energy and generation elements
relevant local, state and commonwealth requirements
environmental considerations on site and any authorisations/approvals
techniques to review existing grid connection when customer wants to go independent from grid
energy assessment and review including:
energy services required by the electrical installation
power and energy consumption of individual appliances and systems using appropriate meters or other methods such as label review and data logging
consideration of the most appropriate energy source for each of these services
methods for discussing with client energy use patterns and future growth in energy use
off-grid PV/genset systems including:
different equipment types and their componentry and system configuration
factors that impact equipment type selection related to site and usage characteristics
considerations when multiple sources are used
off-grid energy storage systems including:
different equipment types and their componentry and system configuration
factors that impact equipment type selection related to site and usage characteristics
design, installation, and maintenance requirements
basic operation of integrated off-grid PV/genset systems
installation consideration and requirements for integrated off-grid PV/genset systems
smart systems including monitoring and control
load control and demand management
methods to identify solar access and shading
solar resource considerations
photovoltaic (PV) modules and arrays
wind resource considerations
micro-hydro resource considerations
energy storage systems
power conversion equipment (PCE) including:
types of PCEs
the basic function of a PCE
PCE operation
PCE characteristics
generating sets including:
types of gensets
the basic function of a genset
genset operation
genset characteristics
electrical diagrams for a RE system including:
functional block diagrams for typical off-grid RE system configurations
architectural and site diagrams to show the locations of equipment, fittings and cabling.

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What does an assessment tool for UEERE0055 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for UEERE0055 needs to address all 94 unit components: 2 elements with 19 performance criteria, 21 performance evidence requirements, 54 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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