UEERE4010 — Plan the installation of bidirectional electric vehicle systems in a low voltage environment

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What an assessment for UEERE4010 must cover

54 assessable components: 4 elements (21 performance criteria), 15 performance evidence and 18 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 for the site survey

1.1Identify work health and safety (WHS) requirements relevant to the site survey
1.2Notify relevant parties required to undertake the site survey
1.3Review current client energy usage data and identify future changes
1.4Provide relevant parties with information on standards, regulations, codes, and risk control measures for bidirectional EV equipment

2 Conduct the site survey

2.1Conduct a pre-work briefing with each organisational stakeholder prior to the site survey, covering site access, conditions, hazards, installation issues, and client requirements
2.2Apply and monitor WHS procedures to ensure safe work outcomes and continuous improvement
2.3Undertake the site survey for the proposed design and installation
2.4Discuss and document current and projected client energy generation needs and clarify expectations with client
2.5Document site hazards that may impact installation
2.6Gather and record information on site access, building structures, existing electrical and renewable energy infrastructure
2.7Analyse existing installation capacity to determine suitability for bidirectional energy export
2.8Discuss equipment to meet site requirements and expectations with the client
2.9Consider the placement of system components and note any restrictions or issues of concern

3 Prepare a site plan and report

3.1Interpret site survey data to determine system options
3.2Confirm the roles and responsibilities of all parties involved in the design and installation and clarify their roles
3.3Identify and apply industry regulations, legal obligations, and job requirements
3.4Liaise with Distribution Network Service Provider (DNSP) to determine export limits, metering requirements, and approval conditions
3.5Prepare the site survey report

4 Develop a design

4.1Incorporate safety, functional, and budgetary considerations into the design
4.2Verify and submit to relevant parties the design for compliance with the design brief, industry standards, regulations, job requirements, and workplace procedures
4.3Consider feedback and incorporate any required changes to the design within industry standards, regulations, job requirements

Performance evidence

conduct site surveys, for: one design that incorporates a bidirectional EV system, and one design that incorporates a bidirectional EV system together with a renewable energy resource
confirm WHS requirements and site access arrangements
identify all parties involved and the required plant, tools/test equipment, and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
obtain client objectives and constraints
record and interpret the client’s energy profile
identify hazards and record risk control measures
record measurements, site access, cable routes, equipment locations, and capture photos
record details of existing electrical and communications infrastructure
perform demand/capacity checks and confirm design against standards, legislation, and regulations
apply measurements, site access, cable routes, equipment locations, and capture photos if required
recommend a solution with rationale against site conditions, client needs, and compliance requirements, including export control
prepare a single-line diagram (SLD) and site layout/plan showing major components
prepare a list of materials and equipment requirements
develop a commissioning and testing plan including: charge and discharge testing, control checks, requirements of standards, regulations, and legislation, DNSP requirements and limitations, approvals/notifications and compile application information
present the proposal to client, record feedback, and update documents

Knowledge evidence

hazards during site surveys and appropriate risk controls
principles of WHS for planning and documentation
types of PPE, test and measurement equipment used for survey tasks
alternating current (a.c.) and direct current (d.c.) bidirectional EV equipment architectures and operating modes
charger and vehicle compatibility, including connector types and communication protocols
operational scenarios and constraints of bidirectional EV equipment
industry standards and DNSP or grid-connection requirements at planning stage
approval and notification requirements, metering arrangements, and export limits
demand, diversity and service capacity
protection and isolation requirements, including residual current device (RCD) types, residual direct current detection devices (RDC-DD), earthing, grid interaction, phase balance, and phase rotation
power quality, including voltage drop, voltage rise and fault levels
energy management systems, current transformer (CT) placement, and export-limiting methods
communication requirements and reliability considerations
cyber security considerations and firmware management
site survey records, single-line diagrams, site plans, safe work method statements, commissioning and test plans and approval documentation
equipment placement constraints, including clearances, ventilation, ingress protection (IP) ratings, structural considerations, corrosion, and weather exposure
access, egress, traffic, and construction-phase constraints
client requirements and communication of technical options to non-technical stakeholders

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What does an assessment tool for UEERE4010 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for UEERE4010 needs to address all 54 unit components: 4 elements with 21 performance criteria, 15 performance evidence requirements, 18 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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