UEPMNT368 — Repair and maintain stationary gas fuelled reciprocating engines

1 Prepare to repair and maintain gas fuelled reciprocating engines

• 1.1Work, Health and Safety (WHS)/Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) procedures are identified and implemented, in accordance with workplace procedures
• 1.2Health and safety risks are identified and risk control measures are followed, in accordance with workplace procedures
• 1.3Safety hazards that have not previously been identified are noted, and risk control measures are implemented and followed, in accordance with workplace procedures
• 1.4Formal authority to proceed with repair and maintenance work is obtained, in accordance with workplace procedures
• 1.5Repair and maintenance work is sequenced, in accordance with workplace procedures
• 1.6Nature and location of repair and maintenance work is determined from documentation, or appropriate personnel, to establish scope of work and assigned roles
• 1.7Stationary gas fuelled reciprocating engine plant, equipment and component specifications and manufacturers’ manuals are obtained
• 1.8Material needed for repair and maintenance work is obtained, in accordance with workplace procedures and is checked against job requirements
• 1.9Tools and equipment, including personal protective equipment and testing devices are obtained, in accordance with workplace procedures and are checked for correct operation and safety

2 Repair and maintain gas fuelled reciprocating engines

• 2.1Regulatory and code of practice recording and reporting requirements are completed, in accordance with workplace procedures
• 2.2Gas and electrical circuits, machines and/or power generation plant are checked prior to commencement and are recorded as being isolated and safe, in accordance with workplace procedures
• 2.3Nature and possible cause of stationary gas fuelled reciprocating engine faults, or out of specification performance, are identified from defect reports or operational records
• 2.4Fault finding using observation, measurement, calculations, comparison with normal system and component parameter values is undertaken
• 2.5Faults beyond the scope of gas fuel train, ignition or fume exhaust work are identified and arrangements are made for authorised personnel to rectify faults
• 2.6Stationary gas fuelled reciprocating engine is disconnected, to carry out maintenance and repairs, in accordance with workplace procedures
• 2.7Components are removed or dismantled, where necessary, and parts are stored to protect them against loss or damage
• 2.8Faulty components are rechecked and their fault status is reconfirmed
• 2.9Materials required to rectify faults are obtained, in accordance with workplace procedures
• 2.10Repair and maintenance work is carried out without waste of materials or damage to apparatus, circuits, the surrounding environment or services, in accordance with workplace procedures and sustainable energy principles and practices
• 2.11Stationary gas fuelled reciprocating engine repair is tested, in accordance with workplace procedures
• 2.12Stationary gas fuelled reciprocating engine is reassembled, reconnected and tested to ensure it is operating safely and that it complies with relevant workplace and legislative requirements

3 Complete and report on repair and maintenance

• 3.1Final check of stationary gas fuelled reciprocating engine is made to verify compliance with legislative and certification requirements
• 3.2Work area is cleared and materials are disposed of or recycled, in accordance with workplace procedures
• 3.3Tools and equipment are cleaned, checked, serviced and stored, in accordance with manufacturers’ recommendations and workplace procedures
• 3.4Work site is cleaned and made safe, in accordance with workplace procedures
• 3.5Maintenance and repair work is documented and appropriate personnel are notified, in accordance with workplace procedures

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