UEEHA0030 — Repair reeling, trailing and flexible cables used in coal mining
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24 assessable components: 3 elements (16 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 5 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 repair cable
- 1.1Safe work methods to repair cables are obtained from workshops, standards and original manufacturer’s instructions and understood
- 1.2Knowledge of mining cable types, features, component functions, typical applications and how they are stored is applied to preparing for the work
- 1.3Cable to be repaired and instructions on the extent of repairs are received and confirmed with supervising personnel
- 1.4Materials required for the repair are obtained and checked against received instructions
- 1.5Tools and equipment needed to carry out the cable repair work are obtained and checked for correct operation and safety
2 Carry out cable repair
- 2.1Safe work methods to carry out cable repair work are accepted and followed
- 2.2Knowledge of cable repair methods and procedures are applied and instructions for the extent of repair are followed
- 2.3Damaged cable material is removed and cables prepared for joining
- 2.4An acceptable method is applied to splicing and joining armoring, screens and conductive materials
- 2.5Insulation, insulation screening and covering is replaced on all cores and outer sheaths correctly using materials specified in the work instructions
- 2.6The correct method is used to join pliable cable armour
- 2.7Cable sheath is repaired using the correct sheath tape and vulcanized at the required temperature and timed to ensure as new electrical and mechanical properties are retained
- 2.8Cable repair is done in a manner that does not reduce the operating parameters for the cable type
- 2.9Safe work methods for ‘house-keeping’ at the completion of cables repair work are followed
3 Document cable repair work
- 3.1Cable repair work completion sheets are filled out in accordance with quality assurance procedures
- 3.2Responsible supervisor is notified of the completion of the work in accordance with quality assurance procedures
Performance evidence
- preparing to repair cables including: - reviewing safe work methods - receiving and understanding work instructions - obtaining and checking material required for the work against the work instructions - obtaining tools and equipment needed and checks them for correct operation and safety
- repairing cables including: - selecting four or more different cable types and voltages which collectively incorporate the features specified in AS/NZS 1747 - confirming and accepting safe work methods - following repair instructions for each including: - removing damaged cable material and preparing a cable for repair - splicing and joining cable conductors correctly as required - replacing insulation and covering of conductors and outer sheath correctly as required - joining pliable cable armour correctly - applying cable sheath tape and vulcanizes at the required temperature, timed to ensure as new electrical and mechanical properties are retained - following safe work methods for ‘house-keeping’ at the completion of work
- documenting cable repair including: - filling out work completion sheet accurately - notifying the responsible supervisor that the work is completed
Knowledge evidence
- cable types including: - cable construction, materials and features of cable components - function of each cable component - conditions under which cables should be stored - Standards to which cables are manufactured - typical applications of specific cables
- cable repair preparation and conductor splicing methods including: - criteria for determining the section of cable suitable to be joined - cable preparation and methods - splicing methods and application for power, pilot and earthing conductors
- replacement of cable insulation including: - preparation of power conductors prior to the application of insulation - types of insulation repair tapes and their application - techniques for applying insulation repair tape
- techniques for joining pliable wire armour including: - cable manufacturers recommendation - established workshop procedures
- replacing and repairing cable sheath including: - techniques used in replacing cable sheath - setting up a vulcanizer to vulcanize a repair - vulcanizing techniques and issues
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