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SEMAE3190
Producing technical details for aeronautical engineering
activities
Overview
This standard identifies the competences you need to produce technical details
for aeronautical engineering activities, in accordance with approved
procedures. The scope of the standard requires you to produce technical
details in the correct form for engineering activities to take place, and to pass
them on to the appropriate people within agreed timescales, whilst ensuring
that the activities within your control conform to organisational and legal
requirements.
Your responsibilities will require you to comply with organisational policy and
procedures for producing the technical details. You will report any problems
that you cannot personally resolve, or that are outside your permitted authority,
to the relevant people. You will be expected to work with a minimum of
supervision, taking personal responsibility for your own actions and for the
quality and accuracy of the work that you carry out.
Your underpinning knowledge will provide a good understanding of your work
and will provide an informed approach to gathering appropriate information,
determining the technical information required and presenting the required
details in the required formats. You will understand your organisation's methods
of operation in sufficient detail to enable you to make informed decisions.
You will be aware of any health, safety and environmental requirements
applicable to your area of responsibility. You will be required to demonstrate
safe working practices throughout and will understand the responsibility you
owe to yourself and others in the workplace.
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Performance
criteria
You must be able to:
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
P6
produce technical details that contain all the relevant and necessary data
for the engineering activity to be carried out
present the technical details in the appropriate formats
make sure that codes and other references used in the technical details
follow agreed conventions
pass on the technical details to the appropriate people within agreed
timescales
record technical details and store them securely in accordance with
organisational requirements
undertake changes to technical details within agreed control procedures
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Knowledge and
understanding
You need to know and
understand:
K1
K2
K3
K4
K5
K6
K7
K8
K9
K10
K11
K12
K13
K14
K15
K16
K17
K18
K19
K20
how to access information on health and safety regulations and
guidelines relating to the technical detail being produced
the implications of not taking account of legislation, regulations,
standards and guidelines when specifying the technical details
how to obtain information on the engineering requirements, and the type
of information that is available (such as customer order requirements and
instructions, quality control requirements and the product specification)
how to extract information from engineering drawings and related
specifications (to include symbols and conventions to appropriate BS,
ISO or BSEN standards) in relation to work undertaken
the materials, formats, codes and conventions that are used in
presenting the technical details
the types of data that should be included in the technical details you are
producing
the factors to be taken into account when determining the technical
details, especially those covering working conditions and safety
the development of the technical details (to include both master
documents and working instructions, along with their purpose, content
and status)
how to prepare the technical details (to include the structure, style, clarity
and compliance with relevant standards)
the process used in the organisation to validate the technical details
produced
the control procedure for ensuring that the technical details are
maintained up to date
the procedures for changing technical details and why control
procedures are used
the importance of maintaining records, what needs to be recorded and
where records are kept
how to access and use the appropriate information and documentation
systems
the different ways of presenting information to different people
the importance of providing the right information at the right time
the problems that can occur with specifying technical details for
engineering requirements and how they can be minimised
the extent of your own authority and to whom you should report in the
event of problems that you cannot resolve
the sources of technical expertise if you have problems that you cannot
resolve
the organisational procedures for providing information to different
people
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Additional Information
Scope/range
related to
performance
criteria
You must be able to:
1.
Carry out all of the following when determining and producing the
technical details:
1.1 use the correct issue of company information
1.2 check that all essential information and data needed, to identify
the technical requirements and to derive the technical details, are
available
1.3 ensure that health and safety regulations and safe working
practices are taken into account
1.4 ensure that the influence of working conditions on technical
performance is recognised and included in the technical details
1.5 present the technical details in the appropriate formats
1.6 resolve any problems as they occur, within your level of
responsibility
2.
Produce technical details for three of the following aeronautical
engineering activities:
2.1 machining activities (such as milling, turning, grinding, pressing)
2.2 assembly activities (such as mechanical, airframe, fluid power,
electrical/electronic)
2.3 fabrication activities (such as sheet metal, welding, riveting)
2.4 composite manufacture (such as wet lay-up, pre-preg laminating,
resin infusion, blow moulding)
2.5 material processing activities (such as melting and casting, heat
treatment, annealing)
2.6 finishing activities (such as stripping finishes, painting, plating,
anodising)
2.7 installation activities (such as mechanical equipment installation,
electrical/avionic installation)
2.8 modification and repair activities
2.9 operational activities (such as movement of materials, quality
systems and audit, scheduled safety audits and risk
assessments)
2.10 equipment capability/performance measurement
2.11 commissioning/decommissioning
2.12 lifting and moving large components/assemblies (including
transportation/delivery)
2.13 materials handling (such as movement of materials, materials
storage, removal of waste)
2.14 plant and equipment (such as plant layout, site preparation,
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equipment changeover, equipment replacement)
2.15 research and development
2.16 maintenance activities (such as preventative maintenance
requirements)
2.17 testing and trialling (such as test schedules)
2.18 inspection and quality control
2.19 resource usage (such as materials required, contracted services)
3.
Include five of the following in the technical detail:
3.1 equipment operating detail (function)
3.2 resource requirements
3.3 equipment performance parameters
3.4 interfacing
3.5 physical characteristics (dimensions, weight)
3.6 specific or specialist equipment required
3.7 environmental considerations/operating conditions
3.8 materials required/used
3.9 manufacturing methods
3.10 timing/delivery details
3.11 manufacturing detail
3.12 cost/budget estimation/details
3.13 processing requirements
3.14 training required
3.15 work instructions or procedures
3.16 safety requirements
3.17 number/volume required
4.
Take account of applicable local and national standards and conventions
when producing the technical details, to include five of the following:
4.1 terminology
4.2 referencing and indexing
4.3 nomenclature
4.4 geometric tolerancing
4.5 colour codes
4.6 document format and layout
4.7 symbols and abbreviations
4.8 safe working practice and procedures
4.9 company instructions
4.10 military specifications
5.
Ensure that the technical details comply with two of the following:
5.1 Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)/European Aviation Safety Agency
(EASA)
5.2 Ministry of Defence (MoD)
5.3 Military Aviation Authority (MAA)
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5.4
5.5
5.6
5.7
5.8
5.9
6.
Aerospace Quality Management Standards (AS)
Federal Aviation Authority (FAA)
BS, ISO or BSEN procedures
company policy and procedures
customer policy and procedures
aircraft manufacturer's requirements
Present the technical detail using the following method:
6.1 verbally
Plus one more method from the following:
6.2 written or typed report
6.3 specific company documentation
6.4 electronic mail
6.5 computer based presentation
6.6 other appropriate media
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Developed by
SEMTA
Version number
2
Date approved
March 2014
Indicative review
date
April 2017
Validity
Current
Status
Original
Originating
organisation
SEMTA
Original URN
O45NAER3190
Relevant
occupations
Engineering Professionals; Engineering and manufacturing technologies;
Engineering; Science and Engineering Technicians
Suite
Aeronautical engineering suite 3
Key words
producing technical details; aeronautical; engineering activities; timescales;
organisational policy
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