MSL905004Perform non-standard calibrations

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What an assessment for MSL905004 must cover

36 assessable components: 5 elements (24 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 9 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 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 Select the appropriate calibration procedure

  • 1.1Identify non-conforming calibration tasks and requests and analyse their significance
  • 1.2Review the authorised procedure and establish whether it is appropriate for the test, as required
  • 1.3Research an alternative or adapt an existing procedure to satisfy the test specification requirements
  • 1.4Confirm that available resources meet all the requirements of the calibration procedure
  • 1.5Obtain authorisation prior to substituting equipment, changing or deviating from the specified procedure
  • 1.6Document and validate any authorised changes or deviations in accordance with workplace procedures

2 Prepare items for calibration

  • 2.1Identify hazards and use the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), safety equipment and procedures
  • 2.2Assemble and set up reference standards and associated equipment prior to testing
  • 2.3Verify performance of reference standards and measuring equipment prior to use and adjust or calibrate as necessary
  • 2.4Identify and minimise potential sources of measurement error

3 Perform calibration

  • 3.1Perform individual tests and document each step in the calibration procedure to ensure repeatability of measurement
  • 3.2Critically analyse readings to confirm they are the result of a valid measurement and record data as required (as-found or before adjustment)
  • 3.3Adjust device under test to bring readings within tolerance and record results (as-left or after adjustment) if required
  • 3.4Analyse resulting test data to detect trends or inconsistencies that would significantly affect the accuracy or validity of test results
  • 3.5Seek appropriate advice when result interpretation is outside authorised scope of approval

4 Document results

  • 4.1Document compliance/non-compliance with requirements of test and/or specifications
  • 4.2Estimate and document uncertainty of measurement in accordance with workplace procedures
  • 4.3Record the results of each test/calibration accurately, unambiguously and objectively
  • 4.4Ensure confidentiality of workplace information in accordance with workplace procedures

5 Finalise calibration

  • 5.1Prepare and issue a final report for the job/item detailing testing carried out, statement of compliance and all other required information
  • 5.2Report any non-compliance and verify next course of action with supervisor
  • 5.3Attach calibration labels, equipment stickers, quality control tags and tamper resistant seals as required in workplace procedures
  • 5.4Report all changes and deviations that may have a significant influence on the test
  • 5.5Store test equipment/measurement standards and results in accordance with workplace procedures

Performance evidence

  • safely and accurately performed non-standard calibrations of test and measurement equipment in accordance with workplace procedures on at least two separate occasions.

Knowledge evidence

  • procedures, and implications, for changing or deviating from standard calibration methods and procedures
  • structure and terminology used in standard calibration methods, procedures, requests and instructions
  • Australian and international standards accuracy of measurement methods and results, expression of uncertainty (GUM), quantifying uncertainty in analytical measurement, quality assurance of measurement equipment
  • registration/licensing and/or National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA) accreditation requirements
  • test methods, calibration procedures and new technology published by international, national or regional standards, reputable technical organisations, scientific texts or journals and equipment manufacturers and the hierarchy of these reference materials
  • common test equipment
  • legal, ethical and workplace requirements specific to the work task
  • fields where testing and calibration are conducted
  • legal, ethical and work health and safety (WHS) requirements specific to the work task.

Foundation skills

  • Oral communication: Oral communication skills to explain complex calibration procedures and clarify requirements and deviations
  • Numeracy: Numeracy skills to: use calculation procedures to give results in appropriate accuracy, precision and units; use methods for statistical analysis (means, ranges and standard deviations) and estimation of uncertainty of measurement (can use software).

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