Information

  • Document No.

  • Practical Assessment AURE218676A Test, service and charge batteries

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  • Instructions

    • You must complete the practical tasks in accordance with specific criteria.
    • You must demonstrate that you can complete the tasks.
    • Ask your assessor if you are unsure of the process.
    • Ask your assessor if you have difficulty in reading or understanding any instructions.
    • Speak to your assessor if the assessment process disadvantages you in any way.
    • On successful completion, your assessor will sign off the task.
    • Your results may be used to determine your eligibility for Awards

    Result

    ​You will be marked as ‘competent’ when you complete all the tasks listed.
    *​If you are not competent, you will need to organise with your assessor a process for completing the assessment. (Refer to the back page.

    Complaints Policy and Procedures

    If you believe an assessment process has disadvantaged you, please contact your assessor, a lecturer, home group lecturer, course co-ordinator or student services officer.
    Your details will remain confidential.


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Test battery for serviceability

Test a battery for serviceability.

  • The following tasks must be performed with out help.

    ​You will be graded by the number of attempts you require to complete the task.
    ​If any attempt is unsuccessful, you may be required (or wish) to undergo further training before you make another attempt.

    Grading:​First attempt – ‘A’ ​​Second attempt – ‘B’​ More than 2 – ‘C’

Practical tasks

  • 1. Correct safety procedures are used throughout the test.

  • 2. Correct equipment is chosen for specific tests

  • 3. Tests are performed in correct order

  • 4. Correct procedures are used.

  • 5. Correct readings are taken and recorded.

Question (choose between 1 & 5)

  • What problem may arise if the tests were done in the incorrect order?

  • ​[If needed – before the load test] How did (do) you know that it was (is) ok to ​perform the battery load test?

  • What would you be required to do if you or someone got electrolyte in the eyes?

  • Comments on the practical tasks

Jump starting

Jump start a vehicle using a “slave” battery or starting aid.

  • The following tasks must be performed with out help.

    ​You will be graded by the number of attempts you require to complete the task.
    ​If any attempt is unsuccessful, you may be required (or wish) to undergo further training before you make another attempt.

    Grading:​First attempt – ‘A’ ​​Second attempt – ‘B’​ More than 2 – ‘C’

Practical tasks (part 1)

  • 1. All safety, equipment, and vehicle precautions considered

  • 2. Correct connections made.

  • 3. Correct procedures used

Question (choose between 1 & 5)

  • Why is the earth connection made on the engine and not on the discharged battery’s earth terminal?

Practical tasks (part 2)

  • 4. Answered questions correctly

  • 5. Equipment is returned and area left tidy.

  • Comments on the practical tasks

Final Sign-off

Final prac assessment sign-off

  • Please enter the students final result (then sign below):

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