UEECO0027 — Engage in communications, security equipment or fire protection work and competency development

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What an assessment for UEECO0027 must cover

117 assessable components: 2 elements (11 performance criteria), 13 performance evidence and 93 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 Comply with relevant voice and data communications, or security equipment or fire protection control work industry standards and workplace procedures

1.1Relevant industry standards and workplace procedures for work activities are identified and obtained
1.2Clarification on work to be carried out is sought from the supervisor/relevant person/s in accordance with workplace procedures
1.3Unplanned situations are dealt with safely and in accordance with relevant industry standards and workplace procedures with the approval of a relevant person

2 Monitor and respond to a personal competency development plan

2.1Competency development plan is confirmed in consultation with relevant person/s
2.2Competency development plan components are followed
2.3Opportunities to apply skills and knowledge to a relevant competency are identified in accordance with competency development plan
2.4Assistance is sought from relevant person/s and/or organisation/s to assist in developing skills and applying knowledge to a relevant competency
2.5Progress in competency development is self-monitored in accordance with competency development plan, relevant industry standards and workplace procedures
2.6Modifications to competency development plan are made in consultation with relevant person/s
2.7Obligations for periodic and timely reporting of competency development activities are met
2.8Periodic competency development activities report is validated by relevant person/s in accordance with relevant industry standards/enterprise policies and procedures

Performance evidence

identifying and confirming the context, requirements and responsibilities of the competency development (training) plan to be met
identifying and confirming the critical industry, enterprise and regulatory policies, procedures and context applicable to all work activities
identifying and confirming the applicable training practices, requirements, administration, costs and support service policies and procedures provided by the Registered Training Organisation (RTO) to all vocational education and training (VET) activities
seeking clarification of how particular work is to be carried out and the procedures involved
dealing with unexpected situations in accordance with industry/enterprise policies and procedures, and with the approval of an authorised person
reporting periodically the competency development activities in accordance with requirements
periodically reviewing progress of the competency development activities in accordance with requirements
pursuing strategies to develop opportunities for gaining the range of workplace experiences and exposure
progressing successfully against periodic or staged evaluative performance events according to requirements
seeking assistance to overcome difficulties in developing competency
dealing with unplanned events
identifying, confirming and complying with relevant industry standards and workplace procedures
monitoring and responding to a personal competency development plan

Knowledge evidence

voice and data communications or security equipment or fire protection control work competency development activities, including:
responsibilities under a competency development plan:
competency development (training) plans encompassing:
state/territory requirements (Acts/regulations)
competency development (training) contracts
competency development (training) period
purpose of competency development (training) plans
process in developing competency development (training) plans
parties involved in the competency development (training) plan
qualification structure encompassing:
scope of work
Training Packages – UEE Electrotechnology
units of competency
structure of qualification
off-the-job requirements
on-the-job requirements
responsibilities of parties to the contract encompassing:
employer responsibilities
learner responsibilities
RTO responsibilities
State/Territory Training Authorities (STAs)
electrotechnology industry career opportunities encompassing:
industry areas
qualification levels
career paths
industry customs and practices encompassing:
industry bodies – employer and employee representatives
regulatory bodies – including licensing/registration, work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS), industrial relations (IR), training authorities – apprentice/trainee regulation
vocational and technical education system – Australian Qualification Framework (AQF), credentials, Australian Qualification Training Framework (AQTF)
monitoring of workplace evidence encompassing:
workplace exposure and practices and relationship with units of competency
methods of collecting workplace evidence
monitoring period cycle
requirements of workplace evidence
actions taken for unsatisfactory progression
role of STA
apprentice/learner responsibilities
employer responsibilities
RTO policies encompassing:
apprentice/learner responsibilities
teacher/trainer responsibilities
absenteeism
off-the-job component assessment specifications
on-the-job component assessment specifications
qualification completion requirements and award
advanced standing and/or recognition of prior learning (RPL)
result review procedures
apprentice/learner discipline policy encompassing:
apprentice/learner rights
apprentice/learner responsibilities
breaches of discipline
types of penalties apprentice/learner responsibilities
attendance at the RTO encompassing:
importance of attendance
record management of attendance
attendance cards
advice to employer of absences
fire and emergencies at the RTO encompassing:
designated fire and emergency exits
procedures in the event of a fire
evacuation procedures
assembly points importance of attendance
WHS/OHS at the RTO encompassing:
eye protection
foot protection
protective clothing
personal injuries
mobile phones and personal belonging
dress regulations
rotating machinery, designated fire and emergency exits
entry requirements encompassing:
numeracy requirements
literacy requirements
RTO support mechanisms
RTO tour encompassing:
RTO layout
building layout
tour of building and RTO
methods of monitoring and reporting competency development activities encompassing:
RTOs responsibility to receive and monitor workplace activities of the apprentice/learner
industry requirements for monitoring workplace evidence
acceptable methods for monitoring and reporting workplace activities
apprentice’s/learner’s responsibility to participate in the reporting of workplace activities
RTOs requirements in periodically evaluating development of apprentices/learners from the workplace activities information gathered, and providing feedback and advice on areas requiring improvement
employer responsibilities to participate in monitoring, reporting and confirming workplace activities, and assisting in overcoming areas requiring development by the apprentice/learner
options for appeal or assistance from RTO or STA
enterprise work activities policies and procedures encompassing:
need for policies and procedures
scope for an industry/enterprise to establish work activity policies and procedures - policies and procedure related to safety, effective work outcomes, customer relations, conflict resolution and competency development
following work activities procedures
relevant training organisations
relevant WHS/OHS legislated requirements
relevant workplace documentation

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Questions about assessing UEECO0027

What does an assessment tool for UEECO0027 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for UEECO0027 needs to address all 117 unit components: 2 elements with 11 performance criteria, 13 performance evidence requirements, 93 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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