UEEHA0019 — Conduct a conformity assessment review of explosion-protected equipment

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What an assessment for UEEHA0019 must cover

45 assessable components: 3 elements (13 performance criteria), 11 performance evidence and 21 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 Prepare to conduct conformity assessment

1.1Criteria on which the equipment subject to assessment was certified is determined from the original certification documents
1.2Standards against which conformity is to be assessed are obtained and relevant clauses identified and reviewed
1.3Equipment details are obtained to assess relevance of clauses in standards against which conformity is to be assessed
1.4Understanding of certification processes and the requirements for validation of certification documents and manufacturing quality controls is applied
1.5Safety procedures for site inspections are followed where equipment subject to the conformity assessment is installed in an operating plant

2 Conduct conformity assessment

2.1Conformity assessment is carried out in accordance with WHS and other required procedures
2.2Knowledge of explosion-protection standards is applied to a detailed comparison of standards on which the original certification is based with those of another country/region
2.3The documented certification criteria of the equipment are compared to those required for a given country/region, including any compliance tests on which the certification is based
2.4All information in the equipment certification documents, including that relevant to its use are addressed in the conformity assessment, e.g. installation, maintenance, overhaul/repair and conditions of use
2.5Differences between the certification documentation and that for a given country/region are identified and actions needed to address non-compliant safety issues are recorded

3 Document and submit conformity assessment report

3.1Results are documented in a conformity assessment document, informing whether the equipment provides an ‘equivalent level of safety’ to be installed, maintained, overhauled/repaired and used safely in a hazardous area
3.2Recommendations for remedial actions, if needed to address non-compliance safety issues, are included in the conformity assessment document
3.3Conformity assessment documentation is forwarded to the appropriate person for inclusion in the hazardous area/explosion-protection compliance records for the site (verification dossier)

Performance evidence

preparing to conduct conformity assessment including: determining the criteria by which equipment is to be assessed from its original certification documentation
preparing to conduct conformity assessment including: reviewing requirements in the standards against which conformity is to be assessed for certification
preparing to conduct conformity assessment including: obtaining equipment details to assess relevance of Clauses in standards against which conformity is to be assessed
preparing to conduct conformity assessment including: following safety procedures for inspecting equipment subject to the assessment that is in situ
conducting conformity assessment including: carrying out assessment in accordance with WHS/OHS and other required procedures
conducting conformity assessment including: comparing certification criteria against those for a given country/region
conducting conformity assessment including: addressing all information in the equipment certification documents including conditions for use
conducting conformity assessment including: identifying the differences between the equipment certification and that required for a given country/region and recording actions needed to address these
documenting and submitting conformity assessment report including: documenting conformity assessment report including: whether the equipment provides an ‘equivalent level of safety’ to be installed, maintained, overhauled/repaired and used safely in a hazardous area; or
documenting and submitting conformity assessment report including: documenting conformity assessment report including: recommendations for remedial actions to correct non- compliance issues
documenting and submitting conformity assessment report including: providing conformity assessment documentation to the appropriate person

Knowledge evidence

explosion-protected equipment certification including: certification requirements and the applicable standards which may be used for certification of equipment acceptable for use in relevant regions of the world which may: Australia and New Zealand
explosion-protected equipment certification including: certification requirements and the applicable standards which may be used for certification of equipment acceptable for use in relevant regions of the world which may: European Union countries
explosion-protected equipment certification including: certification requirements and the applicable standards which may be used for certification of equipment acceptable for use in relevant regions of the world which may: USA
explosion-protected equipment certification including: certification requirements and the applicable standards which may be used for certification of equipment acceptable for use in relevant regions of the world which may: Canada
explosion-protected equipment certification including: certification requirements and the applicable standards which may be used for certification of equipment acceptable for use in relevant regions of the world which may: Asian countries
explosion-protected equipment certification including: certification requirements and the applicable standards which may be used for certification of equipment acceptable for use in relevant regions of the world which may: Latin American countries
explosion-protected equipment certification including: certification requirements and the applicable standards which may be used for certification of equipment acceptable for use in relevant regions of the world which may: South American countries
explosion-protected equipment certification including: certification requirements and the applicable standards which may be used for certification of equipment acceptable for use in relevant regions of the world which may: South Africa
explosion-protected equipment certification including: other aspects of electrical equipment compliance that may affect Ex certification
common and different aspects of hazardous areas and explosion-protection equipment specified in compliance requirements for different countries/regions including: classification of zones and divisions
common and different aspects of hazardous areas and explosion-protection equipment specified in compliance requirements for different countries/regions including: equipment group and class
common and different aspects of hazardous areas and explosion-protection equipment specified in compliance requirements for different countries/regions including: explosion -protection concepts
common and different aspects of hazardous areas and explosion-protection equipment specified in compliance requirements for different countries/regions including: temperature classifications
common and different aspects of hazardous areas and explosion-protection equipment specified in compliance requirements for different countries/regions including: equipment classification and protection levels
common and different aspects of hazardous areas and explosion-protection equipment specified in compliance requirements for different countries/regions including: enclosure ingress protection/type rating
common and different aspects of hazardous areas and explosion-protection equipment specified in compliance requirements for different countries/regions including: equipment marking
common and different aspects of hazardous areas installation specified in compliance requirements for different countries/regions including: installation practices
common and different aspects of hazardous areas installation specified in compliance requirements for different countries/regions including: inspection and maintenance
common and different aspects of hazardous areas installation specified in compliance requirements for different countries/regions including: overhaul, repair and reclamation
common and different aspects of hazardous areas installation specified in compliance requirements for different countries/regions including: equipment modification
certification processes and requirements for validation of certification documents and manufacturing quality controls.

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What does an assessment tool for UEEHA0019 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for UEEHA0019 needs to address all 45 unit components: 3 elements with 13 performance criteria, 11 performance evidence requirements, 21 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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