MEACOM0041Write aviation technical publications

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What an assessment for MEACOM0041 must cover

72 assessable components: 3 elements (12 performance criteria), 16 performance evidence and 39 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 Research requirements for aviation technical publication or amendment

  • 1.1Determine required medium, style and layout for publication
  • 1.2Obtain or access required data for publication content
  • 1.3Identify potential problems, and identify and consult experts for assistance with those matters
  • 1.4Determine problem resolution strategies

2 Draft publication or publication amendment

  • 2.1Draft publication or amendment using required guidelines and specified software package
  • 2.2Select required graphics and raise illustrator briefs
  • 2.3Identify and observe legislative requirements in relation to copyright
  • 2.4Insert completed graphics into draft, and annotate and label them
  • 2.5Prepare draft for publishing and submit for editorial review

3 Process draft publication or amendment

  • 3.1Submit proofed copy of publication or amendment for client acceptance
  • 3.2Publish publication or amendment
  • 3.3Update publication management database and deliver or distribute completed publication

Performance evidence

  • There must be evidence the candidate has completed the tasks outlined in the elements and performance criteria of this unit, and demonstrated the ability to draft, in line with required standards and specifications, one aviation technical publication and one amendment to an existing aviation technical publication, with one of these in print-based format and one in electronic format.
  • design and production data and drawings
  • parts and materials listings
  • operating procedure documentation
  • maintenance schedules
  • modification instructions and service bulletins
  • manufacturer and trade catalogues
  • required legislation and regulations
  • applicable style guide
  • contract requirements
  • industry standards and specifications
  • client
  • design engineers and staff
  • production staff
  • component and material suppliers
  • regulator representatives

Knowledge evidence

  • key features of word processing and graphics packages used for drafting technical publications and amendments to publications
  • publication writing conventions, standards, and specifications
  • organisation and publication-specific style guides
  • organisational policies and procedures for seeking the input of internal and external subject matter experts
  • organisational policies and procedures for submitting draft product for editorial review
  • organisational policies and procedures for maintaining publication records
  • illustration techniques
  • techniques for reading engineering drawings, including standard drawing sheets and drawing layouts
  • types of drawing
  • engineering standards and specifications
  • technical terms and abbreviations
  • sectioned views
  • dimensioning
  • tolerancing of dimensions
  • types of fit
  • aircraft standard hardware
  • screw threads
  • threaded components and washers
  • locking devices
  • rivets
  • special structural fasteners
  • spur gears
  • welding symbols and geometry tolerancing
  • surface texture
  • material specifications and metal surface treatment
  • techniques for reading electrical and electronic circuits and wiring diagrams
  • methodology for developing system schematics
  • methodology for developing block diagrams
  • methodology for sketching
  • methodology for using and developing logic charts
  • methodology for developing fault diagnosis guides
  • methodology for preparing illustrator briefs
  • methodology for preparing indexes to publication contents
  • methodology for problem solving
  • methodology for maintaining publication records
  • regulations relating to technical publications
  • key features of work health and safety (WHS) legislation applicable to technical publications
  • procedures for processing print-based drafts and publications including desktop publishing, printing, binding and distribution
  • principles for publication database systems and the development of input data for electronic format publications

Foundation skills

  • Writing skills: to draft publication or amendment according to documentation standards and style manuals.
  • Reading skills: to research and interpret regulatory requirements, organisation policies and procedures, and publications.
  • Learning skills: to solve encountered and predicted problems.
  • Oral communication: to liaise with client and subject matter experts.
  • Technology skills: to use word processing and database software and graphics packages suited to requirements of the technical publications.

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Questions about assessing MEACOM0041

What does an assessment tool for MEACOM0041 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for MEACOM0041 needs to address all 72 unit components: 3 elements with 12 performance criteria, 16 performance evidence requirements, 39 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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