RIIARO202 — Use data and technology to complete work in autonomous operations
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What an assessment for RIIARO202 must cover
33 assessable components: 4 elements (13 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 16 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 1 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 Work with machine guidance technologies
- 1.1Identify machine guidance technology and devices required by own work instructions
- 1.2Identify interference/limitations of the machine guidance technology used
- 1.3Source data from machine guidance technology and devices to inform decisions
- 1.4Complete work task as per information from control centre and the work instructions provided
2 Work with hardware system technologies
- 2.1Identify correct technology, device(s), and tool(s) to carry out work as per work instructions
- 2.2Confirm limitations of selected technology, device(s), and tool(s) with team members
- 2.3Complete work task as per information from control centre and work instructions provided
3 Use data to inform control of automated equipment or system
- 3.1Navigate technology to locate or transmit required data
- 3.2Apply data security measures by following organisational procedures
- 3.3Communicate data to control centre following organisational procedures and communication protocols
4 Identify levels of automation
- 4.1Monitor various modes of operation when automated equipment is operating in the work environment
- 4.2Identify and report on why autonomous equipment is operating in different operational states
- 4.3React as required to signals and/or alarms associated with autonomous equipment and operational control systems in accordance with organisational and operational procedures
Performance evidence
- identify at least 3 examples of process control units/systems on a piece of autonomous equipment
- on at least 3 occasions source data relevant to a process-control system used in own work role
- complete at least 2 work tasks generated by using data gathered from automated equipment according to provided work instructions.
Knowledge evidence
- applications of process control systems in autonomous operations relevant to own work role
- vocabulary and terms used for technology in workplace procedures that apply to own work role, which will reflect the latest published version of relevant industry standards, including or equivalent to: IEC 61511 Safety instrumented systems for the process industry sector, IEC 61508 / AS 61508 Functional safety of electrical/electronic/programmable electronic safety-related systems, ISO 17757:2017 Earth-moving machinery and mining – Autonomous and semi-autonomous machine system safety, National Highway Transport Safety Administration (NHTSA) Automation levels – levels 1-5
- types of hardware system technology and how they relate to the use of machine guidance systems in own role, including: global navigation satellite system (GNSS), global positioning system (GPS), perception systems, such as RADAR and LiDAR, sensors, actuators, and encoders, gyros - pitch and roll, cameras, drones
- operational procedures for communication devices used in own work role, including for radios, telephones, tablets, screens, and computers
- types of controllers encountered in own work role, including: programmable logic controller (PLC), electronic control unit or engine control unit (ECU), personal computer
- procedures for interacting with types of software systems, including: shutdown systems, distributed shutdown systems
- operating features of hardware equipment used in autonomous operations, including: interlocks and related interfaces, actuators, sensors, motors, drives, pistons, valves, screens
- control loops and control systems, including: physical components and control functions, inputs and outputs of a control system, expected behaviours of equipment due to changes of input to control system, impact of emergency/safety measures on the process control system
- factors that influence GNSS and GPS signals
- impact/s of signal quality on performance
- procedures for interpreting and responding to signals and alarms in the process control system
- modes of operation and expected behaviours of autonomous equipment
- techniques to collect, interpret, and transmit different data types in own role, including at least 1 of the following: payload, computer-aided earthmoving systems, product quality, production throughput
- intellectual property requirements relating to data, including awareness of privacy and protocols
- organisational data security measures and protocols
- communication protocols for: radios, telephones, email, group instant messaging application.
Foundation skills
- Numeracy: Use the magnitude of numbers and scale of measurements to aid in the use and communication of data
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Questions about assessing RIIARO202
What does an assessment tool for RIIARO202 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for RIIARO202 needs to address all 33 unit components: 4 elements with 13 performance criteria, 3 performance evidence requirements, 16 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
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Related units
- RIIARO201 — Work in autonomous operations
- RIIARO301 — Work safely in autonomous environments
- RIIARO302 — Work safely with remotely piloted aircraft systems
- RIIARO303 — Operate equipment in autonomous environments
- RIIARO304 — Coordinate and interact with autonomous systems
- RIIARO305 — Build and maintain routes for autonomous operations
- RIIARO306 — Respond to obstructions to autonomous operations
- RIIARO307 — Activate and deactivate autonomous systems
- RIIARO308 — Use data in an autonomous workplace
- RIIARO401 — Supervise autonomous operations
- RIIARO402 — Optimise performance of complex control systems in autonomous operations
- RIIARO403 — Maintain continuity of operational control
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