UEEHA0033 — Supervise repair and overhaul of explosion-protected equipment type intrinsically safe (Ex i)
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What an assessment for UEEHA0033 must cover
33 assessable components: 5 elements (21 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 7 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 for repair and overhaul of equipment
- 1.1Repair facility quality assurance system is obtained, interpreted and applied
- 1.2Instructions on repair and/or overhaul are received and expected outcomes of the work confirmed with the user
- 1.3All documentation relevant to the equipment repair and/or overhaul is obtained, interpreted and applied
- 1.4Where adequate relevant equipment information is not available, steps taken to source such information are documented
- 1.5Agreement is made with the user for the repair and/or overhaul of Group II and III equipment to be completed in accordance with standards where adequate documentation is not available
- 1.6The common requirements for equipment repair and overhaul are ascertained from relevant standards and regulations and applied to the preparation for the work only where this arrangement is permitted
2 Establish the level of repair/ overhaul required
- 2.1Safe work methods are applied to measurements, tests and inspections carried out on the equipment to establish the extent of repair and/or overhaul
- 2.2The requirements, evaluation procedures and parameters of the type of equipment to be repaired and/or overhauled are ascertained from relevant standards and regulations and applied to establishing the extent of the work
- 2.3Measurement devices and instruments are maintained and calibrated in accordance with recognised practices
- 2.4The extent of work to be completed is established from measurements, tolerances and evaluation procedures and their correspondence with equipment documentation and the requirements of standards
- 2.5Specifications and instructions for the repair and/or overhaul work are documented ensuring compliance with original documentation, standards and user instructions
3 Arrange repair and overhaul work
- 3.1Arrangements are made for the repair and overhaul work to be completed in accordance with the specification and instructions, by an operative with the competencies specified in standards
- 3.2A copy of repair and/or overhaul specifications and instructions is provided to the operative responsible for completing the work
4 Verify that equipment complies with original certification
- 4.1Scope and level of testing and measurements required to verify that overhauled and/or repaired equipment complies with original certification is determined in accordance with manufacturers’ documentation and standards requirements as applicable to an equipment group
- 4.2Verification tests and measurements are arranged, conducted and documented in accordance with equipment type standards and instruction manuals
- 4.3Results of verification tests and measurements are reviewed to ascertain whether they comply with original equipment documentation and/or agreement with the user
- 4.4Actions are taken to rectify any non-compliance identified through the verification tests and measurements
5 Document repair and overhaul work
- 5.1Equipment is marked to show it has been repaired and/or overhauled in accordance with standards and applicable to an equipment group
- 5.2Job report of the completed repair and/or overhaul is prepared in accordance with standards and submitted to the user for inclusion in their verification dossier
- 5.3Repair facility records are updated to include the job record in accordance with standards and quality system
- 5.4The steps taken to obtain the certificate documents where adequate equipment documentation was not available is included in the repair facility records
Performance evidence
- preparing for repair and overhaul work of equipment, including: following quality assurance system procedures; gathering required documentation
- establishing the level of repair and overhaul required, including: following safe work methods; examining equipment submitted for repair and overhaul using appropriately maintained measuring devices and instruments; documenting the specification for the repair and overhaul
- arranging repair and overhaul work, including: selecting appropriately competent operatives to carry out repair and/or overhaul, including reclamation activities; providing operative with the repair and/or overhaul specifications
- verifying that equipment complies with original certification, including: choosing the scope and level of tests and measurements required to verify whether the repaired and/or overhauled equipment complies with original documented requirements; arranging for verification of compliance tests and measurements to be carried out; reviewing results of verification tests and taking actions to rectify any non-compliance identified by the verification tests and measurements
- documenting repair and overhaul work, including: marking equipment in accordance with standard requirements to show that equipment has been repaired; preparing job report of the completed repair and overhaul, including all items specified by standards and submitted to the user; updating the repair and overhaul undertaken in the repair facility records, including steps taken to obtain equipment documentation as required by standards.
Knowledge evidence
- repair and overhaul of explosion-protected equipment (common requirements), including: common requirements for repair and overhaul work of explosive-protected equipment including: equipment with documentation and without documentation; statutory requirements for repair facility and user; instructions for the user; instructions for the repair facility; identification of repaired equipment by marking including: marking information; symbols in accordance with standards requirements; other situations; requirements for the repair and overhaul of equipment with protection level (EPL) Ga; limitations and requirements for the repair and overhaul of equipment with type of protection special ‘s’
- repair and overhaul of explosive-protected equipment type intrinsically safe ‘i’, including: additional requirements for the repair and overhaul of equipment with type of protection Ex ‘i’ including: application; repair and overhaul requirements; reclamation; alterations and modifications; evaluation procedures and parameters including: technical aspects of the equipment; service facilities’ established requirements; manufacturer’s guidance to service facilities and users
- repair and overhaul of explosive-protected equipment type non-sparking ‘n’, including: additional requirements for the repair and overhaul of equipment with type of protection Ex ‘n’ including: application; repair and overhaul requirements; reclamation; alterations and modifications; evaluation procedures and parameters including: general requirements; Ex ’n’ enclosures; electrical equipment installed within Ex ‘n’ enclosures
- repair and overhaul of explosive-protected equipment type pressurisation ‘pD’, including: additional requirements for the repair and overhaul of equipment with type of protection Ex ‘pD’ including: application; repair and overhaul requirements; reclamation; alterations and modifications
- repair and overhaul of explosive-protected equipment type encapsulation ‘m’, including: requirements for the repair and overhaul of equipment with type of protection Ex ‘m’ including: application; repair and overhaul requirements; reclamation; alterations and modifications
- repair and overhaul of explosive-protected equipment type oil-filled ‘o’, including: requirements for the repair and overhaul of equipment with type of protection Ex ‘o’ including: application; repair and overhaul requirements; reclamation; alterations and modifications
- repair and overhaul of explosive-protected equipment type powder-filled ‘q’, including: requirements for the repair and overhaul of equipment with type of protection Ex ‘q’ including: application; repair and overhaul requirements; reclamation; alterations and modifications.
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