PMBWELD306E — Design polyethylene plastic pipelines for pressurised applications

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27 assessable components: 4 elements (18 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 5 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 suitability of polyethylene pipe materials for specific pressure applications

1.1Identify materials as grades of polyethylene from national standards, job specifications and work site instructions
1.2Determine polyethylene materials properties from national standards and material data sheets
1.3Identify job needs from worksite instructions and job specifications

2 Determine appropriate products from national standards

2.1Identify material options from national standards, supplier data sheets, and government codes and regulations
2.2Identify performance limitations of material options from materials knowledge and data sheets
2.3Identify pipe and component options from national standards, supplier data sheets, and government codes and regulations
2.4Identify performance limitations of pipe and component options from materials knowledge and data sheets
2.5Identify suitable jointing methods for pipes and fittings from jointing knowledge
2.6Identify operational conditions from job specifications and workplace procedures

3 Determine pipeline requirements

3.1Identify length of pipe required from job specifications
3.2Identify type and number of fittings required from job specifications
3.3Select pipe and components in context of specific job needs and product properties
3.4Identify jointing equipment or materials from job specifications
3.5Prepare field operational sheets according to workplace procedures
3.6Adjust the design to meet requirements and quality standards

4 Determine testing and commissioning procedures

4.1Determine specific installation test requirements from job specifications and quality standards
4.2Establish procedures for commissioning of work to be done from job specifications
4.3Accurately maintain records and logbooks

Performance evidence

design polyethylene plastic pipelines for pressurised applications at least once to meet job specifications.

Knowledge evidence

polyethylene materials and pressure pipeline components as described in national standards, sufficient to recognise suitability for specific application and to establish work instructions.
selection requirements for polyethylene pressure pipeline components
Australian Standards relevant to the materials being used and products being made, including requirements for: handling and transport of polyethylene drainage materials, long-term polyethylene pipe storage, polyethylene pipe installation, service connection of non-pressure polyethylene pipelines, repair of non-pressure polyethylene pipelines.
key variables relating to the installation site and other factors that may affect design
commissioning requirements and tests.

Foundation skills

Numeracy: to perform measurements and interpret technical specifications.
Reading: to interpret job specifications and workplace procedures.
Writing and oral communication: to record and report on procedures and produce field operational sheets.

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