AURALA001 — Comply with legal aspects of a service and repair contract in an automotive workplace
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What an assessment for AURALA001 must cover
28 assessable components: 5 elements (17 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 3 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 5 foundation skills. 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 Interpret service and repair contract
- 1.1Legal obligations of all parties involved in a valid service and repair contract are identified
- 1.2Legal liabilities of repairer performing work without a valid service and repair contract are identified
- 1.3Regulatory bodies with authority to inspect the workplace if the customer takes legal action are identified
- 1.4Workplace service and repair contract is analysed to determine relevant legal compliance requirements
2 Comply with service and repair contract requirements
- 2.1Procedures are implemented to advise customers of the terms of contract into which they are entering
- 2.2Procedures are implemented to ensure staff only use valid service and repair contracts
- 2.3Procedures are implemented to minimise liability or customer claims in relation to bailment
3 Establish service and repair warranty requirements
- 3.1Warranties document is developed detailing requirements
- 3.2Procedures are implemented to ensure staff are aware of warranty requirements
- 3.3Warranty requirements are documented and stored according to workplace procedures
4 Enforce service and repair contract requirements
- 4.1Workplace policy on payment terms for services provided are implemented according to workplace procedures
- 4.2Workplace legal rights and obligations when selling or disposing of uncollected vehicles or goods are identified and observed as required
- 4.3Legal procedures to recover payment when a customer defaults are identified and implemented as required
5 Conduct dispute resolution processes
- 5.1Procedures to minimise disputes with customers are implemented
- 5.2Workplace records are maintained to support outcomes in any customer disputes
- 5.3External sources of assistance in dispute resolution are identified
- 5.4Outcomes of customer disputes and resolutions are analysed to develop procedures to avoid future disputes
Performance evidence
- comply with the legal aspects of service and repair contracts with three different customers, in which the work must involve: an abandoned vehicle
- a vehicle kept as bailment
- customer dissatisfaction due to failed installed parts
Knowledge evidence
- types and purpose of contracts, including: key phases of contract, including: offer, acceptance, consideration, oral and written contracts
- key components of Australian Consumer Law (ACL) relating to legal and ethical requirements of contracts and service agreements, including: damages arising from breach of contracts, reasonable costs, proof of transaction, delays in delivery and non-supply, charge back, contracts with minors, unfair contract terms, loss or damage to consumer property, misleading or deceptive conduct, warranties, dispute resolution
- key features of automotive service and repair contracts, including: terms of the relationship, including: acknowledgements and agreements from customer, definitions, rights, responsibilities and obligations of the service provider and principal, including: level of performance and services being provided, authority in respect of the vehicle, including entering and test driving the vehicle, guarantees and warranties, lien to secure payment, abandonment of vehicle, liability, privacy, jurisdiction of the contract, business processes, including: pricing, payment and invoicing, returns policies
Foundation skills
- Learning skills to:: identify sources of information, assistance and expert knowledge to expand knowledge, skills and understanding relating to legal and ethical business dealings.
- Reading skills to:: interpret: textual and numerical information in product or service documentation relating to contractual agreements, original equipment manufacturer (OEM) or authorised agency’s service and repair agreements, vehicle specifications and job requirements.
- Writing skills to:: legibly and accurately complete: dispute resolution forms and legal action plans outlining customer’s statutory rights and settlement options, vehicle warranty documents and reports.
- Oral communication skills to:: communicate ideas and information to customers and supervisors relating to legal and ethical business dealings, participate in verbal exchanges using active listening and questioning techniques to gather, clarify and confirm customer information and feedback.
- Numeracy skills to:: use mathematical ideas and techniques to count and measure.
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Questions about assessing AURALA001
What does an assessment tool for AURALA001 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for AURALA001 needs to address all 28 unit components: 5 elements with 17 performance criteria, 3 performance evidence requirements, 3 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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