Module Outline

Date retreived
22/07/2026 11:56 AM AWST

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Advanced Assaying

Advanced Assaying

Module
National Code
AAA776
State Code
55031
DTWD Status
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
Field of Education
030305 - Materials Engineering
Nominal Hours
50
Description
To provide skills to research and select the most appropriate procedure for assaying, alloys, steels and ores, to conduct such assays, and to report all significant findings.
Range of Variables
This module is designed for advanced, diploma level learners and around project work. It may be delivered on- or off-the-job, or as a combination of both.

Where the project is undertaken on-the-job:
- the workplace supervisor will need to be aware of their responsibilities as expressed in the VEETAC publication Competency Standards for Assessors and liaise regularly with their counterpart in TAFE
- initially, the workplace and TAFE supervisors and learner should meet together to clearly establish their respective roles and responsibilities.

These should be recorded in the learning contract
- the workplace supervisor will be required to verify that the learner actually performed the work documented in the report.

Careful planning is necessary on the part of the learner to achieve the outcomes of this module. Given that certified alloys, steels and ores are available to the learner, h
Evidence Guide
Observation

Report

Resource file

Logbook

Practical reports

Observations.
Elements and Performance Criteria
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Associated Qual/Courses
State Code National Code Title Type
9612 5966 Diploma of Technology (Applied Science) Accredited course