Verify Design of Advanced Manufacture Product/Process

URN: SEMADM308
Business Sectors (Suites): Advanced Manufacturing
Developed by: Enginuity
Approved on: 2023

Overview

This standard identifies the competences you need to verify designs associated with a new product/process being developed using advanced manufacturing methods and techniques and introduced for the first time. You will be required to verify the design with relevant others in the context of your area of responsibility. Your responsibilities will require you to comply with organisational policy and procedures for ensuring, through your technical support of the team, the verification of the design for the new product. You will also report any problems that you cannot personally resolve to the relevant authority. You will be expected to work unsupervised, either on your own or with the team, which you may lead or direct, taking full responsibility for your actions, and possibly for the work of colleagues. Your underpinning knowledge will provide a good understanding of general and discipline-specific engineering principles and processes.  You will be fully conversant with organisational procedures and systems for verifying the design of products, in the context of your own expertise and area of responsibility. You will be fully aware of any health, safety and environmental requirements, and the appropriate legislative and regulatory frameworks, applicable to your area of responsibility.  You will be required to ensure that safe working practices are maintained throughout and will understand the responsibility you owe to yourself and others in the workplace.

Performance criteria

You must be able to:

1. Access and accurately interpret all relevant work instructions and information 2. Work safely at all times and in accordance with all relevant legislation, guidelines, policies, procedures and protocols 3. Produce a risk assessment and method statement for the work activities to be carried out 4. Deal promptly and effectively with any problems within your control and report those which cannot be solved 5. Identify the resources necessary for the design modelling exercise 6. Access and gather the appropriate equipment, accessories and components and other resources to carry out the work activities 7. Comply with industry practices and organisational procedures to ensure the co-ordination of site services and work activities 8. Wear PPE in accordance with organisational procedures 9. Obtain the design data and **design criteria** to be verified using the computer model 10. Plan the methods to be used in constructing and verifying the design using the computer model 11. Identify and apply the security requirements associated with the verification work and confirm with relevant others 12. Initiate and monitor small trials for individual equipment and tooling in the new process against required quality specifications 13. Apply the **methods for developing the computer model** for the design in the appropriate format and software 14. Establish key criteria for verification of the design performance 15. Run the computer model and evaluate results and design performance against the design criteria 16. Present the results of the verification exercise to the appropriate people, according to agreed procedures 17. Complete and store all relevant documentation in accordance with organisational procedures 18. Dispose of waste in accordance with organisational procedures 19. Leave the work area in a safe condition on completion of the work activities in accordance with organisational procedures

Knowledge and Understanding

You need to know and understand:

  1. The current legislation, guidelines, policies, procedures and protocols which are relevant to your work practice and to which you must adhere
  2. The scope and limitations of your own competence, responsibilities and accountability
  3. Procedures to access and interpret all relevant work instructions and information
  4. Methods and techniques to produce a risk assessment and method statement for the work
  5. The hazards and risks which may arise during the work and how you can minimise these
  6. Specific procedures for reporting issues which are beyond your competence, responsibilities and accountability
  7. The duty to report any acts or omissions that could be unsafe/detrimental to you or relevant others
  8. How to identify and apply the security requirements associated with verification work and design criteria
  9. How to access the specific computer drawing software to be used and the use of supporting information such as software manuals
  10. Procedures and techniques for dealing with system problems
  11. The application and use of computer modelling tools and parameters
  12. The standard components and symbol libraries from the CAD equipment
  13. The applications of different 3D modelling programmes
  14. The application and use of drawing tools for surface or solid modelling including how to modify drawings
  15. The principles of version control
  16. The technologies to be used in the verification of designs using computers
  17. The equipment and methods used to produce computer models
  18. The factors that should be taken into account for disseminating information
  19. The types of problem that could occur during the design modelling process
  20. The methods and techniques used to verify designs using computer models
  21. Why it is important to have models to verify designs
  22. The resources necessary for the design modelling exercise
  23. The parameters associated with the various computer technologies
  24. The problems solved and lessons learnt for feedback influencing future development and planning
  25. The principles and practice of sustainability
  26. The importance of communication, keeping relevant others informed during the work
  27. Organisational management structures, roles, and responsibilities
  28. The procedures and methods relating to the coordination of inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary teams
  29. How to dispose of waste in accordance with organisational procedures
  30. How to complete and safely store all relevant documentation in accordance with organisational procedures

Scope/range


Scope Performance

Work instructions and information

  • Drawings
  • Environmental requirements
  • Manufacturer instructions
  • Method statements
  • Specifications
  • Sustainability requirements
  • Work schedules/programmes

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Equipment, accessories and components

  • Access equipment
  • Computer hardware
  • Consumables
  • Hand tools
  • Materials
  • Power tools
  • Safety equipment (including PPE)
  • Software

Organisational procedures

  • Accident reporting
  • Communication
  • Customer services
  • Emergencies
  • Implementing and monitoring health and safety requirements and issues
  • Implementing and monitoring issues relating to the environment and sustainability
  • Information management
  • Project management
  • Risk assessment

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Relevant others

  • Client representatives
  • Customers/clients
  • Service providers
  • Site/contract/production manager
  • Supervisors
  • Work colleagues

* *

Design criteria

  • Advantages/disadvantages
  • Aesthetics
  • Interface requirements
  • Appropriate materials
  • Availability of resources
  • Building redundancy into the design
  • Characteristic
  • Components or systems to be used
  • Conformity with organisational/industry standards, directives or codes of practice
  • Conformity with relevant health, safety and environmental standards
  • Corporate branding
  • Diversity/alternatives
  • Financial constraints
  • Function
  • Functional requirements
  • Future client support
  • How effectively they meet the design brief

  • Important characteristics of the design

  • Information to be communicated to the appropriate people

  • Installation or commissioning requirements

  • Life cycle of product, system or process
  • Manufacturing requirements
  • Options for improvement
  • Performance against design criteria
  • Performance/capability

  • Potential strengths, weakness and opportunities for the new product

  • Product features

  • Purpose
  • Quality management system
  • Reliability
  • Safety environmental and sustainability factors
  • Servicing, maintenance or repair
  • Sustainability

  • Technical evaluation and recommended strategies

  • Technology

  • Timescales

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Method for developing the computer model **

  • 3D surface modelling for CAM system
  • 3D graphical motion/ function modelling

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Resources

  • Facilities
  • Finance
  • Materials
  • People
  • Plant
  • Services

Scope Knowledge


Values


Behaviours


Skills


Glossary


Links To Other NOS


External Links


Version Number

1

Indicative Review Date

2028

Validity

Current

Status

Original

Originating Organisation

Enginuity

Original URN

SEMADM308

Relevant Occupations

Engineering and Manufacturing Technologies, Engineering Technicians

SOC Code

3113

Keywords

Produce, Design, Product / Process, Advanced Manufacturing Technology (AMT)