MEM234002 — Integrate engineering technologies

1 Clarify the scope of the integration design task and elaborate the specification

• 1.1Identify processes, machine, equipment, components and technologies covered by the integration task
• 1.2Determine other parameters to the integration task
• 1.3Determine stakeholders to be consulted
• 1.4Determine if and when input and advice should be obtained from experts in other technical fields and disciplines
• 1.5Assess WHS, regulatory, sustainability or environmental issues relevant to the integration task
• 1.6Confirm brief, including budget and schedule, and provide preliminary advice on feasibility

2 Prepare integration analysis and concept proposal for designs or operational changes

• 2.1Carry out initial investigations into technologies and equipment to be integrated
• 2.2Identify any existing or predesigned integration
• 2.3Determine any special features of machines, equipment or processes that need to be considered
• 2.4Carry out required analysis, modelling and calculations using appropriate software and validation techniques
• 2.5Obtain design or advice from experts in other technical fields and disciplines
• 2.6Generate integration solutions that respond to the brief
• 2.7Check feasibility and evaluate solutions against design criteria, project brief or operating specifications, ensuring conformity to technical, economic and WHS requirements
• 2.8Determine social and sustainability implications of solutions
• 2.9Present integration concept proposals to client or supervisors

3 Finalise integration strategy

• 3.1Evaluate concept proposals with client and select preferred solution
• 3.2Finalise selected integration strategy, including design elements or modifications and implementation strategy, ensuring preparation of all required documentation, drawings, specifications and instructions
• 3.3Consult with client and stakeholders to obtain sign-off on integration strategy and documentation

4 Implement integrated engineering technologies strategy

• 4.1Monitor and support prototyping or testing of machine, process or technology using selected integrated engineering strategy
• 4.2Analyse performance against strategy and internal or external client specifications
• 4.3Adjust strategy as required based on performance analysis
• 4.4Obtain sign-off and oversight production of adjusted documentation, drawings, specifications and instructions
• 4.5Communicate and negotiate with stakeholders to address issues associated with design and resources adjustments
• 4.6Ensure design and implementation documentation and records are maintained in accordance with organisational requirements

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