TLIK0004Apply knowledge of automated workplace fundamentals

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What an assessment for TLIK0004 must cover

71 assessable components: 4 elements (19 performance criteria), 26 performance evidence and 26 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 Identify the sources, use and importance of data

  • 1.1Types and sources of data in the automated workplace are identified
  • 1.2How data is used in an autonomous workplace is described
  • 1.3Why collecting, receiving and interpreting data is vital to working in an automated environment is explained
  • 1.4Reasons behind the priority of data, its use and application are explained
  • 1.5How data is used to aid the continuous improvement of organisational processes and performance is analysed
  • 1.6Current emerging developments of data use in an automated workplace are identify and described

2 Source and retrieve information relevant to autonomous workplaces

  • 2.1Changes, benefits and future trends of automation in the workplace are identified
  • 2.2Key or major systems and equipment of automation and automated workplaces are described
  • 2.3Work instructions, policies and workplace procedures for tasks performed alongside automated plant, machinery, equipment and devices are determined and applied
  • 2.4Work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS) legislation and related safety management systems relevant to an automated workplace are accessed and applied
  • 2.5Common terminology in automated workplaces is identified and employed

3 Explain the contribution of automation within the value chain

  • 3.1Concept of integrated systems within the value chain, their interdependencies and contributions are identified and explained
  • 3.2Roles and function of people and equipment in the value chain, their interdependencies and contributions are identified and the integration explained
  • 3.3Importance of the human-machine-interface (HMI) is evaluated and how human decisions impact on the autonomous systems effectiveness, efficiency and safety is explained

4 Work safely in an automated workplace

  • 4.1Personal safety workplace procedures in an automated workplace are identified and applied
  • 4.2Isolation and functional requirements associated with automated systems, devices and equipment are identified and confirmed
  • 4.3Safe and responsible behaviours in an automated workplace is demonstrated
  • 4.4Communication protocols and processes for working safely in an autonomous workplace are explained and demonstrated
  • 4.5Procedures for responding to or reporting incidents or emergencies are identified and explained in accordance with safety management system

Performance evidence

  • applying relevant information, legislation, regulation, documentation, policies and workplace procedures
  • application of the terminology used
  • analysing
  • collecting
  • displaying
  • prioritising
  • security
  • storing
  • clear and timely communication of data
  • demonstrating communicating data within the relevant organisational network
  • demonstrating language, literacy numeracy (LLN) skills consistent with the ability to receive and present information in a complex automated workplace
  • critical thinking
  • data analysis
  • decision making
  • digital literacy
  • predictive analytics
  • problem solving and diagnostics
  • applying the terminology used within the automated system
  • applying work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS) and workplace requirements
  • complying with policies, workplace procedures, legislation and regulations
  • demonstrating clear, precise and prompt communication
  • demonstrating safe interaction with autonomous equipment
  • historical perspective
  • benefits and future opportunities
  • systems and their integration and interdependency
  • policies, workplace procedures, legislation and regulations

Knowledge evidence

  • challenges of technology evolution
  • common terminology
  • computer systems including hardware and software requirements
  • historical perspective
  • safety improvements provided by automation
  • trends and future of automation
  • algorithms and equations
  • graphical representations – display and interpretation
  • identifying and understanding anomalies and breaks in trends
  • simulation techniques
  • volumes, variety and velocity (rate of change or growth in data)
  • common terminology
  • data types
  • artificial intelligence
  • big data
  • data analytics
  • hybrid systems
  • existing, readily available, and difficult to collect and verify
  • integrated systems
  • numeric and text
  • organisational, industry-wide, national and universal
  • sensor-generated
  • function of sensors, devices and systems in providing data
  • business reputation
  • maintenance and storage of data
  • safety management system.

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What does an assessment tool for TLIK0004 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for TLIK0004 needs to address all 71 unit components: 4 elements with 19 performance criteria, 26 performance evidence requirements, 26 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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