MSL905005Create or modify calibration procedures

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What an assessment for MSL905005 must cover

47 assessable components: 6 elements (28 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 15 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 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 Assess the suitability of available calibration procedures

  • 1.1Confirm that the authorised calibration procedure is not appropriate for intended use or requires modification
  • 1.2Research suitable alternative established calibration procedures
  • 1.3Establish whether an available procedure can be customised or if a new procedure is needed
  • 1.4Obtain internal approval to develop or modify a calibration procedure
  • 1.5Confirm that available resources meet all the requirements of the alternative or new procedure
  • 1.6Gain authorisation for any deviation from requirements previously agreed with client

2 Develop procedure

  • 2.1Identify and document all relevant calibration data to be collected, including parameters and ranges to be tested
  • 2.2Describe all new instructions or modifications to methods to ensure repeatability of test
  • 2.3Document all hazards and safety measures to be observed
  • 2.4Specify data to be recorded and produce a results template
  • 2.5List the requirements for calibration approval and rejection
  • 2.6Confirm that all calibration requirements can be fulfilled by using the procedure

3 Prepare equipment for testing

  • 3.1Use the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), safety equipment and procedures
  • 3.2Assemble and set up reference standards and associated equipment prior to testing
  • 3.3Verify performance of reference standards and measuring equipment prior to use and adjust or calibrate as necessary
  • 3.4Identify and minimise potential sources of measurement error

4 Trial modified or new calibration procedure

  • 4.1Perform individual steps and confirm they are adequately documented to ensure repeatability of measurement
  • 4.2Critically analyse readings to confirm they are the result of a valid measurement and record data as required
  • 4.3Adjust device under test to bring readings within tolerance and record results
  • 4.4Analyse the resulting test data to detect trends or inconsistencies that may significantly affect the accuracy or validity of test results

5 Confirm the modified or new procedure is fit for purpose

  • 5.1Compare results achieved with those from other calibration procedures
  • 5.2Systematically analyse all measurement and environmental factors that may influence the result and take corrective action as required
  • 5.3Arrange for internal peer checking of calibration procedure, data and results and incorporate feedback
  • 5.4Quantify the uncertainties of results obtained by analysing equipment specifications and test methodology
  • 5.5Confirm that the modified or new procedure is fit for purpose and relevant to the client’s needs and document as necessary

6 Document and review modified or new calibration procedure

  • 6.1Ensure that the procedure is written in accordance with workplace procedures or statutory and regulatory requirements
  • 6.2Ensure that the procedure has been reviewed in accordance with workplace procedures
  • 6.3Report and present the procedure to appropriate personnel for validation before use

Performance evidence

  • created or modified at least 2 calibration procedures, including trialling and confirming that each is fit for purpose to meet technical and/or client requirements.

Knowledge evidence

  • procedures, and implications, for creating or modifying calibration procedures
  • Australian and international standards covering accuracy of measurement methods and results, expression of uncertainty (GUM), quantifying uncertainty in analytical measurement, and quality assurance of measurement equipment
  • registration/licensing and/or National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA) accreditation requirements
  • electrical reference standard
  • common test equipment
  • laboratory environmental control requirements
  • structure and terminology used in standard calibration methods, procedures, requests and instructions
  • current calibration methods, procedures and technology applications used in laboratory
  • handling, transport, storage and operation requirements of reference and working standards
  • calculation procedures to give results in appropriate accuracy, precision and units
  • methods for statistical analysis (means, ranges and standard deviations) and estimation of uncertainty of measurement (may include the use of software)
  • equipment and testing method troubleshooting procedures
  • workplace procedures for documenting calibration procedures
  • workplace and/or legal traceability requirements
  • legal, ethical and work health and safety (WHS) requirements specific to the work task.

Foundation skills

  • Writing: Writing skills to produce calibration procedures using an unambiguous, logical sequence of instructions that meet statutory and regulatory requirements, and workplace procedures.
  • Oral communication: Oral communication skills to liaise with peers and technical staff from other laboratories to clarify and validate test methods
  • Numeracy: Numeracy skills to estimate measurement uncertainty and applying statistical techniques for analysing test and/or calibration data

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Questions about assessing MSL905005

What does an assessment tool for MSL905005 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for MSL905005 needs to address all 47 unit components: 6 elements with 28 performance criteria, 1 performance evidence requirements, 15 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for MSL905005?

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