ICTTEN320 — Commission an electronic unit

1 Prepare to commission electronic unit

• 1.1Organise resources based on identified existing and potential site hazards
• 1.2Notify customer or network operations personnel to gain site access and network specifications
• 1.3Determine type and complexity of electronic unit from specifications
• 1.4Verify installed electronic unit and associated cabling conform to specifications
• 1.5Establish commissioning dates and confirm with all parties
• 1.6Determine commissioning parameters according to specification and establish planned outage as required
• 1.7Obtain test equipment and check suitability and calibration status
• 1.8Produce a preliminary commissioning plan for discussion with customer according to manufacturer instructions and enterprise guidelines
• 1.9Inform affected customer/s of impending action and likely timing and impact of work

2 Organise planned outages

• 2.1Negotiate outage times with appropriate groups and affected customer/s to minimise disruptions
• 2.2Refer to contingency plans and arrange for emergency communications as required
• 2.3Notify alarm management centre of planned action
• 2.4Obtain authority to proceed from relevant control centre and notify customers affected by the outage

3 Perform commissioning procedures

• 3.1Program equipment or install software according to manufacturer specifications and safety requirements
• 3.2Set electronic unit parameters according to manufacturer specifications and customer requirements
• 3.3Set-up test equipment and conduct tests according to manufacturer specifications and industry practice
• 3.4Connect and test network access facilities for correct performance
• 3.5Conduct cut over according to project design and industry practice in consultation with appropriate personnel
• 3.6Check remote alarm and monitoring features are functional as required

4 Finalise commissioning documentation

• 4.1Update relevant databases according to enterprise and network guidelines
• 4.2Notify appropriate personnel of commissioning results and work completion
• 4.3Complete administrative tasks according to telecommunications industry practice and enterprise guidelines

What does an assessment tool for ICTTEN320 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for ICTTEN320 needs to address all 42 unit components: 4 elements with 22 performance criteria, 4 performance evidence requirements, 9 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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