MEM234026 — Develop and coordinate engineering-related contingency plans

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41 assessable components: 4 elements (17 performance criteria), 8 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 Establish contingency plan task

1.1Identify and review existing technologies, processes, standards and procedures that may impact on the task
1.2Clarify contingency plan objectives and scope with client
1.3Prepare task schedules and requirements for development of contingency plans
1.4Establish contingency planning team, if required, and assign responsibilities within the team

2 Conduct impact assessment

2.1Prepare comprehensive list of potential incidents
2.2Rate each potential incident for impact severity level
2.3Identify which incidents will be included in plan

3 Develop contingency plan

3.1Formulate an action plan to deal with each significant risk
3.2Ensure work health and safety (WHS) requirements, codes of practice, regulations, standards and other regulatory requirements and organisational procedures are included
3.3Determine resources required to support plans in line with their scope
3.4Assign responsibility for each planned action to most appropriate personnel
3.5Determine costs associated with planned responses
3.6Determine trigger points for planned responses
3.7Review plan proposals and costs with client and stakeholders to obtain sign-off, and adjust plan based on feedback

4 Implement and maintain the plan

4.1Finalise planning, ensuring preparation of all required documentation, drawings, specifications and instructions
4.2Communicate the plan with all personnel who have a role in its implementation
4.3Generate standard procedures to ensure plan is maintained and updated following any change in the project or operations

Performance evidence

identifying and establishing contingency risks and significance including relevant engineering, production and financial calculations and analysis for the project or operation
establishing resources required including labour, materials, and equipment within budgets and procedures
evaluating solutions for feasibility against engineering design or specification criteria including relevant engineering calculations and analysis
using and validating performance analysis, modelling and simulation software for contingency-related analysis
establishing support team and responsibilities on at least two occasions
overcoming constraints to achievement of schedules and budgets as contained in contingency plan on at least two occasions
communicating, negotiating and reviewing with stakeholders and client throughout process to obtain agreement on proposal and sign-off on plan
generating standard procedures to ensure plan is maintained and updated

Knowledge evidence

context of operations or project including competitive pressures or markets, customer-supplier relationships, regulatory and industrial environment, resourcing and labour issues
major incidents or non-conformances
engineering-related modelling and simulation software including underpinning program and software validation techniques
action plan resources
budget and control measures for project or operations management from the financial business plan
physical resources for project or operations
human resources and requirements for engineering-related projects
recording and implementation requirements for engineering projects or operations including schedules, budgets, personnel and resource allocations, and standard operating and maintenance procedures
tendering and contracts requirements and processes including agreement on engineering design and technical specification, negotiations and optimisations, provisions for variations, delays and penalties
requirements for, and functions of, technical documentation, graphics and specifications, and records of meetings, communications, negotiations, decisions and agreements with stakeholders
systems thinking, contingency and constraint management
typical management accounting processes which can relate to an engineering project or operation including: cash flow and liquidity; assets and liabilities; costing and break-even analysis; financial record keeping procedures for expenditures
typical legal requirements for engineering-related projects or operations
work health and safety (WHS) requirements, codes of practice, regulations, standards, regulatory requirements for project or operations, current safe work method statements (SWMS), safety data sheets (SDS) and work permits
work organisation and management theory
conflict resolution, problem-solving and decision-making

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