This standard comprises the following elements:
1. Prepare drawings for complex explosive article prototype(s).
2. Carry out assembly-related activities to build complex explosive article prototype(s).
This activity is likely to be undertaken by someone whose work role involves Weapons, Ordnance, Munitions or Explosives work activities. This includes people working as senior research leaders working at strategic level with organizations outside their own.
1. Prepare drawings for complex explosive article prototype(s)
P1 work safely at all times, complying with health and safety, environmental and other relevant regulations, legislation and guidelines
P2 use up-to-date standards and technical requirements
P3 identify the features required for the drawings and material specifications
P4 identify the formats and conventions to be used
P5 deal with any problems associated with the technical information and its interpretation
P6 produce drawings, assembly procedures or sequences that are clear and concise
P7 use codes and other references that follow the required conventions
P8 obtain approval to drawings within agreed timescales by authorized people
P9 ensure that drawings are properly registered and stored securely
P10 maintain the requirements of confidentiality at all times
1. Prepare drawings for complex explosive article prototype(s)
K1 the health, safety and environmental and other statutory legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures governing explosives and their implications for your area of work
K2 the relevance of personal protective equipment (PPE)
K3 the nature, characteristics, hazards and risks of the explosive substances and/or articles
K4 the actions to be taken in response to an unplanned event
K5 your team’s capabilities, capacity and constraints
K6 component assembly methods, tools and techniques
K7 the deadline for the work
K8 your organization’s requirements in terms of quality, the structure, format and content of drawings, designs and materials
K9 the type and sources of technical information required for drawings and assembly procedures
K10 reporting lines
K11 your own level of authority and that of others you work with
K12 the requirements of confidentiality
K13 carry out assembly-related activities to build complex explosive article prototype(s)
1. Drawings: assembly of discrete parts; complex assembly of multi-part
components
2. People: colleagues; your manager; quality control representative; design
manager/authority
3. Type of components to be assembled: explosive; non-explosive
4. Resources: yourself; your team