MEASTR0025 — Weld aircraft components using the manual metal arc welding process
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What an assessment for MEASTR0025 must cover
31 assessable components: 2 elements (7 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 17 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 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 Prepare to perform repair or fabricate component using MMAW process
- 1.1Identify materials or component to be welded and relevant parent metal group in accordance with applicable data
- 1.2Select and set up welding equipment and consumables in accordance with standard enterprise procedures
- 1.3Prepare component or materials is prepared for welding
- 1.4Adjust equipment ready for welding process in accordance with equipment instructions
2 Manual metal arc weld component
- 2.1Perform welding to the required standard in accordance with the applicable repair scheme or drawing while observing all relevant work health and safety (WHS) requirements, including using material safety data sheets (MSDSs) and items of personal protective equipment (PPE)
- 2.2Inspect completed welds for defects and rectify any detected defects to meet specifications and standards
- 2.3Complete required documentation in accordance with standard enterprise procedures
Performance evidence
- use manual metal arc welding (MMAW) processes to weld at least three simulated aircraft components to the standards specified by the regulators Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) or Defence Aviation Safety Authority (DASA) and to specification during scheduled or unscheduled maintenance and as specified in the CAAP 33-1(1) Aircraft manual welding – Approvals and Qualifications
- safely apply advanced MMAW skills and principles in the context of welding aircraft components or materials
- select materials used in the construction of aircraft components that are suitable for MMAW
- apply MMAW to components where it is specified as either a fabrication or repair technique.
Knowledge evidence
- regulatory requirements applicable to aircraft welding
- standards for aircraft welding, including:
- regulations relating to required test pieces
- process specifications
- repair manuals
- overhaul manuals
- Australian and New Zealand Standards
- the procedure for assessment of weld test pieces
- the use of MMAW in relation to specified aircraft parent metal groups, including:
- aluminium alloys
- magnesium alloys
- carbon steels and low alloy steels
- corrosion and heat resisting steels
- nickel alloys
- copper-based alloys
- titanium alloys
- work health and safety (WHS) precautions for MMAW of aircraft components.
Foundation skills
- Reading: Reading skills to interpret equipment information, welding requirements and repair schemes.
- Writing: Writing skills to complete documentation.
- Numeracy: Numeracy skills to interpret technical information including sketches and drawings, and data.
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Related units
- MEASTR0001 — Inspect aircraft structures
- MEASTR0002 — Modify and repair aircraft composite materials structures and components
- MEASTR0003 — Modify and repair aircraft non-primary structural sheet metal components
- MEASTR0004 — Modify and repair aircraft non-primary structural non-metallic components
- MEASTR0005 — Maintain aircraft structure and components
- MEASTR0006 — Remove surface coatings from aircraft or aircraft components
- MEASTR0007 — Pre-treat aluminium alloy surfaces
- MEASTR0008 — Seal aircraft and aircraft component structural seams
- MEASTR0009 — Remove light corrosion from aircraft
- MEASTR0010 — Paint aircraft surfaces
- MEASTR0011 — Apply aircraft identification markings, graphics and decals
- MEASTR0012 — Apply specialty coatings to aircraft
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