Obtain, use and interpret technical engineering information in the Tram and Tramway environment
Overview
This standard is about being able to obtain, use and interpret technical engineering information in the Tram and Tramway environment. You will be able make effective use of text, numeric and graphical information, by interpreting and using technical information extracted from engineering documentation such as drawings, technical manuals, reference tables, specifications, charts or electronic displays, in accordance with approved procedures. You will be required to extract the necessary information from the various sources to support work activities and to make valid decisions about the quality and accuracy of the work produced. Your responsibilities will require you to comply with organisational policy and procedures for obtaining and using the data and documentation. You will be expected to report any problems with the use and interpretation of the technical information to the relevant person within your organisation and in line with organisational requirements.
This standard is for those who work in the Tram and Tramway engineering and construction environment.
Performance criteria
You must be able to:
P1 obtain the relevant technical engineering information from an approved source in the Tram and Tramway environment
P2 check the technical engineering information is valid and up to date
P3 use and interpret the relevant technical engineering information in the Tram and Tramway environment
P4 obtain additional technical engineering information where gaps or deficiencies are identified
P5 deal with problems in line with organisational procedures
P6 confirm all technical engineering information is stored in line with organisational procedures after use
P7 report any accuracies or discrepancies in technical engineering information in line with organisational procedures
Knowledge and Understanding
You need to know and understand:
* *K1 the importance of using accurate and relevant technical engineering information in the Tram and Tramway environment
K2 the range of technical engineering information sources that can be used in your work activities and how to access them
K3 the range of technical language, symbols, abbreviations, and conventions used, where relevant
K4 the basic principles of confidentiality (including what information should be available and to whom) of information set by your organisation
K5 the different ways and formats that technical engineering information can be presented
K6 the ways of confirming the technical engineering information is correct and up to date
K7 the importance of differentiating fact from opinion when obtaining and using technical engineering information
K8 the relevant methods and techniques for obtaining, using and interpreting technical engineering information for specific purposes in the Tram and Tramway environment
K9 how to report discrepancies in information in line with organisational procedures
K10 when and how to obtain additional information
K11 the technical engineering information care, control and storage procedures set by your organisation
K12 how different types of technical engineering information can interrelate
Scope/range
Scope Performance
P1 **Technical engineering information** may include; materials, components, dimensions, tolerances, build quality, installation requirements, customer requirements, calibration requirements, time scales, financial information, operating parameters, surface texture requirements, location/orientation of parts, treatments required, dismantling/assembling sequence, inspection/testing requirements, fault finding procedures, safety/risk factors, environmental controls, number/volume required, repair/service method, weld type/size, surface finish required, shape/profile. **Approved source** may include; plans, specifications, drawings, schematics, briefs, ****risk assessments, ****diagrams, designs, illustrations, charts, spreadsheets, databases, parts lists, manuals, guides, catalogues, photographic representations, sketches, test schedules, instructions, quality control documents, computer-based systems and sources (e.g. asset management system). P5 **Problems** may include information which is; missing, incorrect, out of date, invalid, deficient. |
Scope Knowledge
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Glossary
Tram
Tramcars, tram vehicle, and any other rail vehicles that operate on tramways. It includes one or more trams coupled together and includes non-passenger-carrying vehicles.
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Tramway environment
Includes the tramway (a set of rails, switches and crossings which form the route of a Tram) , infrastructure (fixed assets used for the running of the Tram transport system, including, the tramway, bridges, tunnels, stops, stations and fixed equipment for signalling, communications and electrification), depots, stabling yards.