RTO Evaluation Process “Pink Slip”
FORM 1 – Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
For
High-risk qualifications in the
UEE11 Electrotechnology
Training Package
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Table of Contents
1.
Site Facilities and Equipment ........................................................................................... 5
A.
Electrical Facilities ........................................................................................................ 6
B.
Hand Skills Facilities................................................................................................... 10
C.
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Facilities ............................................................... 13
2. Delivery and Assessment Materials Evaluation ............................................................ 21
3. E-OZ Industry Expert Report .......................................................................................... 28
Appendix ................................................................................................................................. 29
Recommended Guide for the Learning Centre/Training Facilities - general .......................... 29
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Registered Training Organisation (RTO) declaration
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*To be completed by the RTO and returned to Energy Skills Australia to commence the
evaluation process.
RTO DETAILS
RTO legal name
training.gov.au RTO
code
CRICOS RTO code
We are seeking to:
Commence initial registration
Expand scope of registration
TICK BOX
FOR QUAL.
Qualification/s this
application relates to:
(Tick relevant box/es below)
NUMBER OF
STUDENTS
CURRENTLY
ENROLLED
QUALIFICATION
ACTUAL
NUMBER
OF
TRAINING
HRS
(OFF-JOB)
PROPOSED
NUMBER OF
ENROLMENTS
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
UEE32211 - Certificate III in Air-conditioning
and Refrigeration
UEE40511 - Certificate IV in Electrical – Airconditioning Split Systems
UEE41011 - Certificate IV in Energy
Management and Control
UEE42711 - Certificate IV in Air-conditioning
and Refrigeration Servicing
UEE42911 - Certificate IV in Refrigeration
and Air-conditioning Systems
UEE50311 - Diploma of Electrical and
Refrigeration and Air-conditioning
UEE51211 - Diploma of Air-conditioning and
Refrigeration Engineering
UEE62511 Advanced Diploma of Airconditioning and Refrigeration Engineering
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Date
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1. Site Facilities and Equipment
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This section to be completed by the RTO
A site visit to verify the information provided is accurate and meets industry expectations will be
conducted by an appointed Energy Skills Australia Industry Expert.
*One checklist must be completed for every site the RTO will be using for delivery of training
and / or simulated assessment activities. If the RTO operates over multiple sites, a checklist
must be completed for every site. Please identify numerically the total number of fixtures and
equipment that are present on site.
Name and location of Training College/Centre: Site details
Name:
Address:
This is training
college/centre (e.g. 2 of
3)
This training
college/centre is used for
of
Training
Assessment
The items listed in each facility, is the minimum requirement for the delivery and
assessment to meet the critical knowledge and skills of these units.
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Electrical Facilities
Purpose: Electrical skills development associated with refrigeration & air conditioning work using
relevant equipment, tools and materials. This includes various practical exercises to
prove electrical principles and laws, connection, measurement and testing of
electrical circuits, controls, motor and accessories relevant to refrigeration and air
conditioning.
General: Adequate non glare lighting should be provided with a bench top maintained
illuminance of at least 400 lux in accordance with AS/NZS 1680.2.3:2008 for “medium
bench work.”
Required equipment lists for groups of 15 students
Comment /
Number Item
Recommendation
/person
No held on site?
Verified
Learner Work Station:
8
Bench – 700 x
900 x 2100 with
500 mm deep
shelf above bench
top
8
Power supply
8
Digital
multimeters –
bench
Oscilloscope
dual trace, ≥ 50
MHz
Isolating
transformer 230 V
: 230 V
1
8
1
8
Function
generator or
“MiniLab”
VARIAC (rotary
toroidal
transformers)
Work station should
contain:
 3 x double socket
outlets protected
by 30 mA RCD
 1 x 10 A, 400 V 3
phase 5 pin outlet
 Computer outlet
Preferably 30 V, 5 A
(or dual tracking)
Preferably true rms;
2 per workstation
For demonstrations
Recommended (not
essential) should
have at least 1 for
demonstration
For demonstrations
Minimum 5 A
(preferably 10 A)
For demonstrations
Equipment:
8
coils
removable iron core
8
permanent
magnet sets
magnetic
compass
beakers and
electrode
bar type, horseshoe
etc
8
8
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Number Item
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8
8
8
8
8 sets
8
materials
solar cells
thermocouples
soldering irons
stop watches
Transducers
8
8
8
8
ELV transformers
– double wound
current
transformers
(CT), multi-tap
Lamp panels
resistive panels
capacitive panels
Inductive panels
8
8
8
Switch panels
Relay panels
Battery panels
8
8 sets
Single phase
motors applicable
to refrigeration
and air
conditioning,
including seal
compressors, fan
motors, etc
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Recommendation
Hall effect devices,
reed switches,
inductive/ capacitive
proximity switches,
photo electric
switches.
23 / 40 V
or various lamps
or various resistors
or various capacitors
or various inductors
(electromagnetic
devices)
or various switches
or various relays
Suit D type cells






Split phase
motors (With
centrifugal
switches)
Capacitor start
induction run
Capacitor start
capacitor run
Permanent split
capacitor motors
Shaded pole
motors
Universal motors
8
Three phase
induction motors
8
DOL starters
with thermal
overloads
Electrical control
equipment
Relays, contactors,
timers, thermal
overloads, limit
switches,
thermostats,
pressure switches,
float switches
Refrigeration
control panels
Including with the
following controls :
8 sets
8
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Recommendation
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 dual HP/LP control,
 oil pressure control
 HPC & LPC
controls,
 electromechanical
thermostat,
 electronic
thermostat.
 electromechanical
and electronic
defrost timers
 liquid line solenoid
valves.
1
a.c. variable
speed drives
4
Mannequins
(complete set)
For CPR instruction
Test Equipment:
8
Multimeter, digital
- portable
Category III
8
Multimeter,
analogue
Category III
8
Insulation
resistance testers
500 V
8
clamp ammeters
8
centre zero
voltmeters
analogue
ammeters
0-500 mA
analogue
voltmeters 0-5 V,
20 V
true rms
voltmeters
a.c. ammeters
8
8
8
8
8
wattmeters,
various ranges
1
Wheatstone
bridge
Moving coil type
Moving coil type
Moving coil type
or multimeters - true
rms
or multimeters - true
rms
Recommended (not
essential) should
have at least 1 for
demonstration
For demonstrations
Tools:
15
15
15
15
Insulated pliers
Insulated
screwdrivers
Insulated wire
strippers
Insulated side
cutters
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/person
8
Utilux pliers
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Recommendation
o
Materials:
Range of
and
sufficient
terminatin
g devices
Range of
and
sufficient
lengths of
various
cables
Miscellan
eous
 compression
lugs
 solder lugs
 solderless lugs
e.g. Ross
Courtney lug
 Single and
three phase
plugs and
sockets
 single cable,
(building wire)
 flexible cable,
 flexible cord,
 shielded cable,
 armoured cable,
 ribbon cable,
 other similar
and like cable
Sundry
components
and hardware –
resistors, fuses
Leads with 4 mm
sockets, class aids,
PowerPoint slides,
videos, instructional
material etc.
* Comments by applicant
Comments by assessor
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B.
Hand Skills Facilities
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Purpose:
Hand skills development associated with Refrigeration and Air Conditioning work
using relevant plant, equipment, tools and materials. This includes the use of
hand tools and measurement instruments, power tools, copper tube tools, oxyacetylene and silver soldering equipment.
General:
Adequate non glare lighting should be provided with a bench top maintained
illuminance of at least 400 lux in accordance with AS/NZS 1680.2.3:2008 for
“medium bench work or machine work.” Supplementary local lighting for bench
drills, grinders and so on may be required for safety reasons and good work
practice.
Required equipment lists for groups of 15 students
Comment /
Number Item
Recommendation
/person
No held on site
Verified
Learner work area:
15
Solid workshop
benches
15
100 mm vices
4
4
150 mm vice
Pedestal or bench
drill press 13 mm
chuck
Drill vice
Bench grinder 200
mm wheel
Treadle guillotine
Panbrake folder,
small
Power hacksaw
4
2
1
1
1
2
2
4
5
10
4
5
5
2
Portable grinder
Portable drills
Hammer drill (½
inch chuck)
Nibbler
Pop riveter
Electric soldering
iron
Battery drills
Gas plant
(oxy/acetylene)
Propane bottles,
small
Allowing students to
work with sufficient
space
Straight, one per
student
offset
>1200 mm width
Recommended (not
essential)
150 W
Tool Boards or Tool Boxes
15
Safety glasses
15
15
Dividers
Centre punch
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Number
/person
15
15 sets
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
Item
Hammer, ball pein
Files (3 files)
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Recommendation
o
bastard, second cut
and smooth
Scriber
Square (small)
Steel rule (300 mm)
Hammer- engineers
Knife
Pliers - various
Screwdrivers
Screwdrivers
– Phillips head
Other Tools:
5
5
5
5
5
5
4 sets
2 sets
several
sizes
2 sets
2 sets
15
2 sets
5
5
5
5
5
3 sets
3
5
5 sets
3 sets
1 set
5 sets
5
3 sets
Callipers (outside)
Callipers (inside)
Callipers (Jenny)
Micrometers (25
mm)
Verniers
Cold chisels
(various sizes)
Drills
Drills (sheet metal)
Masonary (tungsten
tipped) drill bits
Hole saws
Chassis punches
Hacksaws
Chisels, various
Hammer - soft
headed
Multi grips
Vice grips
Reamers (various)
Screw drivers
various
Sockets/spanners,
various
Square (large)
Combination set
Allen keys (various)
Stock & dies
various
Stud extractor
Taps & tap
wrenches,
Tin snips, various
Hole puller
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13 mm
various sizes
various sizes
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Comment /
Recommendation
3
2 sets
Bearing puller
Spanners, various
various sizes
2 sets
2 sets
Socket sets
½ inch drive
Adjustable
Various sizes
spanners
Large assortment of metal thread screws,
pop rivets, self tapping screws, sheet metal,
steel plate/bar, steel circular section,
broken drills for sharpening exercise,
marking blue, steel wool, emery cloth, etc.
Large range of fixing types and components
for masonary, hollow wall, solid wall etc.
Class aids, PowerPoint slides, videos,
instructional material etc
Number
/person
Miscellane
ous
Materials
o
* Comments by applicant
Comments by assessor
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Purpose: Refrigeration & air conditioning skills development using various systems, plant,
equipment, tools and materials.
General: Adequate non glare lighting should be provided with a bench top maintained
illuminance of at least 400 lux in accordance with AS/NZS 1680.2.3:2008 for “medium
bench work or machine work.”
Power:
2 x double GPOs 1 x 10 A 3 phase outlet (5 pin) 15 A GPO for each 1 phase machine
1x3 phase for each 3 phase machine. 3 phase and single phase from overhead bus
rail to each work station.
All power outlets protected by surge and RCD 30 mA. Centrally controlled work area
isolation from 2 locations.
Required equipment lists for groups of 15 students
Comment /
Number Item
Recommendation
/person
No held on site?
Verified
Learner Work Station:
15
Desks and
chairs
Plant and Equipment:
1
Refrigeration
system
demonstration
unit with glass
evaporator
and condenser
(similar to Lab
Volt No 3400)
One of
each type
Compressor
types
reciprocating, rotary,
centrifugal, screw,
scroll
One of
each type
Condensers
static, forced
draught, water
cooled
One of
each type
Evaporators
Bare pipe, forced
draught, water
cooling
One of
each type
Refrigerant
flow controls
devices
Capillary, TXV, high
& low side floats,
EPR, CPR, etc
Several
Various
refrigeration
accessories
and fittings
Filter dryers, sight
glasses, hand
valves, service
valves, etc
One
One of
each type
8
Cooling tower
or access to
same
Liquid
receivers
Commercial
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Number Item
/person
8
1
1
1
1
refrigeration
training units
with air cooled
condensing
units,
associated
cycling and
safety
controls.
Commercial
Refrigeration
Installation
Project
Equipment
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Recommendation
o
For example normal
temperature
commercial
coolrooms (approx.
2.2 m high by 2.2 m
long by 1.8 m wide)
with air cooled
condensing units of
suitable capacity with
all refrigeration and
electrical controls,
motor starter and
circuit breakers,
fuses etc.
Commercial
normal
temperature
coolroom
Commercial
low
temperature
coldroom
Ducted air
conditioning
system with
outside air and
return air
facilities
Central Air
Conditioning
System Plant
or access to
for testing and
adjustments
Including chilled
water cooling coils &
hot water heating
system, controlled
via an energy
management
system; complete
with water cooled
condensers with
water pumps fitted
with speed control
and cooling tower
with dosing system;
air handling units
fitted with fan speed
controllers, filters and
associated air
distribution system
with duct work and
fitting.
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Number Item
/person
8
1
Air
Conditioning
Controls
Equipment - PC's
networked,
with
preloaded
software and
suitable
software for
energy
management
.
- DDC
terminals,
with DDC
controls
similar to
Landis-Gyr,
with controls
such as
temperature/
humidity
sensors,
actuators,
remote set
point
controllers,
thermostats,
cascade
controllers
etc with
suitable
software
programmes
for control
systems.
- Electronic
test panels &
accessories,
electronic
control
boards with
controls
similar to
Regulator or
Eirie.
Commercially
available beer
cooling and
dispensing
systems,
including
instantaneous
beverage
coolers, ice
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Recommendation
o
8 recommended (not
essential) should
have at least 1 for
demonstration
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8
4
8
1
1
8
1
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Recommendation
bank beverage
coolers etc,
beer storage
coolroom and
beer
dispensing
equipment.
Commercial
refrigeration
cabinets
Room air
conditioners
Split wall hung
air
conditioning
units
Split ducted air
conditioning
system
Self contained
package air
conditioning
unit
Domestic
refrigerators
and freezers
Evaporative
cooler
Reverse cycle
8 x Appliance
servicing - low
level benches
2x
dishwashers
4 x clothes
dryers
8 x washing
machines
4 x microwave
ovens, 2 x sink
disposal units,
8 x domestic
refrigeration
training units
Additional equipment
required if delivering
appliance servicing
o
Reverse cycle
Test Equipment:
30
Digital
thermometers
4
Halide lamps
8
Electronic
refrigerant leak
detectors
1
Fluorescent
dye/ lamp leak
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8
4
detectors
soap and
water solution
kits
acid-test kits
15
Gauge
manifold sets CFC/HCFC
use
15
Gauge
manifold sets HFC use,
8
Vacuum
gauges electronic
Mercury
manometer
Sling
psychrometers
U-tube
manometers
Electronic
manometers
Air flow rate
meter
Electronic flow
measuring
hood
Anemometers,
digital &
analogue vane
Humidity and
temperature
recorders
Hygrometer
Tachometer
1
8
1
2
2
1
5
1
1
1
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Recommendation
o
Service Equipment:
4
8
8
8
Refrigerant
reclaim/recove
ry units and
cylinders
Scales for
weighting
refrigerant
cylinders
Vacuum
pumps
High-pressure
nitrogen
regulators
Tools
15
Service valve
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Number Item
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15
15
15
15
1
8
4
8
8
4
ratchet
spanners
Copper tube
cutters
(6-20 mm)
Copper tube
reamers
Copper tube
flaring kit (6-16
mm)
Copper tube
swaging tools
(4-20 mm)
Copper tube T
branch kit
Copper tube
bending spring
sets
(9-20 mm)
Copper tube
mechanical
bender sets
(9-20 mm)
Flare spanner
sets
(6-20 mm)
Wire brushes
Oil cans
5
Oxy/Acetylene
cutting &
brazing sets
3
Wheel pullers
4
5 m measuring
tape
8
Quick
connection
charging
adaptors
8
Schrader
removal/recori
ng tools
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Recommendation
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Soft drawn
copper tubing
(3-20 mm)
Bundy tube
(6-9 mm)
Capillary
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2.04 mm
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plain & frostfree (6-20 mm)
Schrader
access valves
Bullet piercing
valves
Tobin Bronze
brazing rods
and flux
Silver solder
rods 15% and
45% and flux
Lead/tin solder
and flux.
Welding &
Other Gases
including
Oxygen,
acetylene, Pub
gases mix or
Carbon
Dioxide, high
purity 99.9%
Dry Nitrogen in
cylinders, by
stand-alone or
bunker, in E or
G size.
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Recommendation
o
Refrigerants various
commonly
used
refrigerants
and
associated
oils
Miscellan
eous
Sundry
components
and hardware
Class aids,
PowerPoint slides,
videos, instructional
material etc.
References Materials
Refrigerant
Pressure/
Temperature
Charts
Psychrometric
charts
Manufacturers
data and quick
selection
charts
Computer
Aided
Learning
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Recommendation
software
packages
required
covering
electrical,
refrigeration
and air
conditioning
Manufacturers
/ wholesalers
catalogues
and selection
documents
Manufacturers
/ wholesalers
websites and
CDs with
selection
documents
o
* Comments by applicant
Comments by assessor
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2. Delivery and Assessment Materials Evaluation
The E-Oz Industry Expert will notify the RTO of the selected Competency Standard Units that
be will evaluated. A minimum of two (2) core units will be selected for this evaluation and the
RTO will be given 14 days notice prior to the on-site evaluation visit.
The evaluation process will examine the RTO documentation/systems used for the delivery and
assessment of the two selected units.
RTO Guidelines for completion of this section:
 Delivery material – needs to align with the critical aspects of evidence for the
competency standard unit.
 Assessment tools – needs to covers the critical knowledge, critical skills and work
performance of the competency standard unit.
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A. Unit Code:
Unit Critical Aspects of
Evidence
A. Unit Code:
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Critical Knowledge:
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assessment
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B. Unit Code:
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RTO Evaluation Process “Pink Slip”
FORM 1 – Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
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3. E-OZ Industry Expert Report
This section is to be completed by Energy Skills Australia appointed Industry Expert.
Industry Expert Report
Provider Name
Facilities and equipment are
adequate and meet industry
expectations
Yes
Comment:
No
Recommended student
numbers for this
qualification
Delivery material meets
Training Package
requirements.
Assessment material meets
Training Package
requirements.
Additional comment (any
additional information you
wish to bring to ASQA/STA
attention)
Name
Date
Signature
RTO Evaluation Process “Pink Slip”
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Conditioning
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Appendix
Recommended Guide for the Learning Centre/Training Facilities general
A suitable demonstration bench for use by the teacher/trainer and benches for the
students’ practical and laboratory work should be included. These can be laid out around
the periphery of the classroom where the teacher/trainer can see the progress of all
students and monitor them.
A recommended occupancy area of 5 square metres per student should be provided with
a ceiling height of 2700 mm.
Adequate non glare lighting should be provided with a desktop maintained illuminance of
at least 320 lx in accordance with AS/NZS 1680.2.3:2008. Where detailed work is to be
done, for example with circuit boards, the recommended illuminance is up to 800 lx.
For basic electrical instruction these RCD protected benches should be equipped with
shelves containing the equipment in the table following. Many RTOs secure this
equipment in a fixed position. Ideally, equipment should be left in place permanently and
secured. Emergency stop buttons are advised with a master switch controlled by the
teacher/trainer.
For the off-job component of the Competency Standard Units students should be
instructed in an air-conditioned classroom having an appropriate number of desks and
comfortable chairs. This would normally be 15 of each.
Adequate non glare lighting should be provided with a desktop maintained illuminance of
at least 240 lx for classrooms and 320 lx in laboratory situations in accordance with
AS/NZS 1680.2.3:2008.
All classrooms and practical training rooms should have the following equipment installed
within.
Number
1
1
1
1
1
1
As
required
As
required
15
Item
Digital Data projector
Overhead projector
Portable projector screen
DVD/VHS / CD player
Monitor, 100 cm (min)
Whiteboard
Comment / Recommendation
Or suitably painted wall screen
Internet connection facilities
In place of data projector
Permanently mounted and of sufficient
size
To suit appropriate teaching strategy
Computers
To suit appropriate teaching strategy
desks
Air conditioning
1 student per desk ideally
Adequate for task
RTO Evaluation Process “Pink Slip”
FORM 1 – Refrigeration and Air
Conditioning
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