MEM09214 — Perform advanced engineering detail drafting

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57 assessable components: 5 elements (25 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 24 knowledge evidence requirements. 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 for drawing work

1.1Follow standard operating procedures (SOPs) and comply with work health and safety (WHS) requirements at all times
1.2Determine purpose, scope and presentation requirements for drawing task
1.3Determine the information requirements for the finished part or item and its interaction with the next level of assembly or process
1.4Submit requests for further information (RFI) to designer where information cannot be obtained or calculated
1.5Identify relevant standards and terminology, symbols and notation required to comply with standard and design
1.6Prepare equipment and set up software for drawing work

2 Identify and apply dimensions and tolerances for drawing

2.1Determine methods of general dimensioning and tolerancing, classes of fit and forms of geometric shapes, from engineer, sketches or specifications
2.2Select dimensioning and tolerancing scheme and symbols consistent with standards and design requirements
2.3Identify and confirm datum points
2.4Apply the principles of general dimensioning to engineering drawing
2.5Apply the principles of general tolerancing to engineering drawing
2.6Check that each dimension and tolerance symbol can be clearly interpreted for application
2.7Re-dimension tolerance drawing with new datum positions if required
2.8Extract information from dimensioned drawing

3 Prepare assembly, layout and detail drawings

3.1Produce sectioned third angle orthogonal assembly drawings
3.2Project a primary auxiliary view
3.3Produce finished assembly drawings complete with required material, part and cutting lists, cross-referencing and any required dimensions, both overall and centre-to-centre
3.4Produce all drawings to AS 1100.101 Technical drawing - General principles or equivalent, and organisational presentation standards
3.5Check that all required tolerances and dimensions are on the drawing

4 Select material, components and assemblies

4.1Interpret specifications to determine material requirements
4.2Select components, material and assemblies from data sheets or manufacturer catalogues to meet specifications
4.3Produce bill of materials to specifications

5 Complete drawing work

5.1Verify drawing compliance with specifications
5.2Check drawings to ensure that assembly or fabrication is possible
5.3Document and save drawings in accordance with SOPs

Performance evidence

following work instructions, standard operating procedures (SOPs) and safe work practices
determining purpose and scope for drawing requirements including software relevant to the project, utilising all available information and requesting further information from designer as required
calculating required limits, fits, datum references and geometric tolerances where not supplied from designer or reference material to meet design requirements
producing assembly and sectioned drawings, with all components identified, including specialised dimensioning and auxiliary views, to AS 1100.101 Technical drawing – General principles, or equivalent, on at least two occasions
producing a bill of materials on at least two occasions including part quantities and material lengths
confirming drawings accurately reflect specifications
documenting and storing drawings in accordance with SOPs
complying with standard operating procedures (SOPs) including quality requirements

Knowledge evidence

safe work practices and procedures
specifications and requirements of the component, assembly or layout to be drawn
types of assembly drawings
functional operation of the component or assembly to be drawn
surfaces which are to be in contact or separated
appropriate type of fit for contacting surfaces and reasons for selection
calculation methods for determining limits, fits, datum references and geometric tolerances
effect of surface finish on the performance or operation of surfaces
lineal, diametric and geometric tolerances and procedures for determining tolerances
requirements of AS 1100.101 Technical drawing - General principles, or equivalent for drawings to be produced
appropriate components and materials from supplier or manufacturer catalogues and reasons for selection
procedures for checking and approving drawings and reasons for checking the drawings to ensure that manufacturing or assembly is possible, efficient and cost-effective
drawing specifications
methods of manufacture, assembly and/or fabrication from drawings
unnecessary or inappropriate tolerances
engineering features, terminology and abbreviations
hatching techniques including large sections, small sections, thin sections and designation of materials
sectioning systems including revolved section, removed section, local or part section, offset section, aligned section and interposed section
types of bearings
sectioning conventions including screw threads, shafts and rods, webs and thin sections
awareness of copyright and intellectual property issues and legislation in relation to drawing
role of datum points in dimensioning and tolerancing a detail engineering drawing
RFI process for project or organisation
symbols used for dimensioning and tolerancing.

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