MEM23137 — Evaluate rolling tools and processes

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What an assessment for MEM23137 must cover

43 assessable components: 4 elements (16 performance criteria), 11 performance evidence and 16 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 Determine scope of rolling tool evaluation

1.1Identify rolling tools and related rolling products for evaluation
1.2Confirm stakeholders to be consulted on evaluation
1.3Confirm that appropriate support, including technical and professional assistance, is available
1.4Identify relevant WHS and regulatory requirements, standards, codes of practice, risk management and organisational procedures

2 Prepare for evaluation of rolling tools

2.1Identify principles and techniques required to evaluate and optimise rolling tools and related manufacturing processes
2.2Select appropriate analysis techniques, software and software validation techniques
2.3Investigate sustainability implications of roll tooling and related manufacturing processes

3 Evaluate rolling tools and related manufacturing processes

3.1Review design and construction features and functions of rolling tools and related manufacturing processes
3.2Assess rolling tools and related manufacturing processes for compliance with WHS and other regulatory and risk management requirements
3.3Assess rolling tools, roll products and related processes for sustainability
3.4Assess suitability of rolling tools for integration with quick changeover, preventative maintenance and other lean manufacturing-related techniques
3.5Review integration of rolling tools with production management and control software
3.6Apply systems thinking, continuous improvement, problem-solving and decision- making, and constraint and contingency management principles and techniques to evaluation
3.7Review rolling tools in relation to product manufacturability and process maintainability

4 Report results

4.1Record results of evaluation
4.2Provide documentation including tool, product and process analysis, and computer-aided design (CAD) files

Performance evidence

determining parameters and context of rolling tools in manufacturing processes
reviewing design and construction features, functions, applications and limitations of rolling tools on at least two occasions
investigating sustainability implications of rolling tools and associated manufacturing process
identifying principles, design, analysis techniques and software including supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) required to evaluate and optimise rolling tools and related manufacturing processes
establishing cross-sectional dimensions
developing a flower pattern for progressive forming on at least two occasions
establishing product and roll orientation
designing rolls to suit the flower pattern
adding support operations including fixtures, guides, side rolls, straightening devices, cutting and punching on at least two occasions
evaluating work health and safety (WHS), regulatory and risk management compliance
reporting and documenting results of evaluation

Knowledge evidence

properties of hot and cold working of metals and alloys, including: - recrystallisation temperature - grain size and microstructure
features and functions of rolling tools in a manufacturing operation
sources of technical and professional assistance
WHS and regulatory compliance requirements and risk management practices for rolling tools and related manufacturing and maintenance processes
sustainability and lean systems implications for rolling tools and related manufacturing processes
hot rolling including: - critical design considerations for tooling - multi-pass, multi-roll including three high, four high mills and reversing mills - hot rolled products - effect of hot rolling and variations in rolling process on properties of rolled materials - ring rolling
cold rolling including: - critical design considerations for tooling - related processes including pickling, cleaning, annealing and slitting - cold rolled products - properties of cold rolled materials including strength and hardness increase and ductility decrease
hot and cold rolling effects
roll forming including: - thread rolling for screws and bolts
combined rolling techniques
roll pass design features including: - product mechanical properties including: - yield strength in tension and shear - work hardening strain rate effect - driven and non-driven rolls, and applied tension - friction in rolling process - roll bite geometry - deflection compensation - roll materials, manufacture and heat treatment - roll force, torque and power - product guide systems - roll and product temperature and cooling rate control
roll forming pass design features
labour and skills distribution requirements
systems thinking, continuous improvement, constraint and contingency management, and comparative supply chain performance
WHS and regulatory requirements, codes of practice, standards, risk management and registration requirements
reporting and documentation requirements

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