The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Identify basic principles and applications of pneumatic power
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Identify purpose and advantages of pneumatic power transmission over mechanical and hydraulic power transmission Completed |
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Review key terminology and concepts used in pneumatic systems Completed |
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Identify applications and operational features of pneumatic power system in relevant forest or wood products equipment Completed |
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Identify mechanical, electrical and electronic components from simple pneumatic power system diagrams for relevant forest or wood products equipment Completed |
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Determine risk associated with pressure in pneumatic power systems, and preventative actions Completed |
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Identify potential personal injury hazards associated with pneumatic power systems, and appropriate prevention or mitigation measures Completed |
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Identify basic principles and applications of hydraulic power
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Identify purpose and advantages of hydraulic power transmission over mechanical and pneumatic power transmission Completed |
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Review key terminology and concepts used in hydraulic systems Completed |
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Distinguish between atmospheric gauge and absolute pressures and their use in hydraulic systems Completed |
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Identify applications and operational features of hydraulic power system in relevant forest or wood products equipment Completed |
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Identify mechanical, electrical and electronic components from simple hydraulic power system diagram for relevant forest or wood products equipment Completed |
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Determine risk associated with pressure in hydraulic power systems, and preventative actions Completed |
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Identify potential personal injury hazards associated with hydraulic power systems, and appropriate prevention or mitigation measures Completed |
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Analyse potential pneumatic and/or hydraulic failures of forest or wood products equipment
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Identify hydraulic and/or pneumatic system components of site equipment and determine their function(s) Completed |
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Read maintenance records and analyse mean time between equipment failures or malfunctions related to hydraulic and/or pneumatic components Completed |
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Read and analyse pneumatic and/or hydraulic performance data of site equipment Completed |
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Identify potential failures and/or faults for each hydraulic and/or pneumatic component of site equipment that may affect proper functioning of site equipment Completed |
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Identify root causes for potential failures and/or faults of hydraulic and/or pneumatic components Completed |
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Determine effects associated with each potential failure and/or fault on site equipment if they occur Completed |
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Assess likelihood of occurrence, potential severity, and ease of detection of potential failures and/or faults, and determine a relative failure risk rating Completed |
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Select and recommend preventive pneumatic and/or hydraulic maintenance processes to reduce the risk of equipment failures or malfunctions Completed |
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