Pathway 1 – Computer Control Programming SETSA
Learners must complete a further 2 optional units (1 assessment route must be chosed from Group A and 1 from Group B) (total of 5 units) for this pathway
Group A : One optional assessment route must be completed
SETS3/029A |
Providing operational support for computer control programs |
SETS3/030A |
Loading and proving computer control programs |
Group B : One optional assessment routes must be completed
SETS3/032A |
Producing off-line programmable logic controller equipment |
SETS3/033A |
Producing operating programs for industrial robots |
SETS3/034A |
Producing off-line programs for CNC laser profiling machines |
SETS3/035A |
Producing off-line programs for CNC fabrication machines |
SETS3/036A |
Producing off-line programs for CNC turning machines |
SETS3/037A |
Producing off-line programs for CNC milling machines |
SETS3/041A |
Producing off-line programs for CNC boring machines |
SETS3/042A |
Producing off-line programs for CNC machining centres |
Pathway 2 – Technical Services SETSB
Learners must complete 1 further mandatory assessment route and 3 optional assessment routes (optional assessment routes must be chosed as follows: at least 1 assessment route must be chosen from Group A (a total of 7 units) for this pathway
The following mandatory assessment route must be completed
SETS3/043A |
Resolving engineering or manufacturing support problems |
Group A : One optional assessment route must be completed
SETS3/044A |
Planning engineering activities |
SETS3/045A |
Implementing engineering activities |
SETS3/046A |
Monitoring engineering activities |
SETS3/047A |
Producing technical information for engineering activities |
SETS3/048A |
Obtaining resources for engineering activities |
SETS3/049A |
Obtaining and controlling materials for engineering activities |
SETS3/050A |
Providing technical sales and marketing support for engineering activities |
SETS3/051A |
Implementing quality control systems and procedures in an engineering environment |
SETS3/052A |
Scheduling engineering activities |
SETS3/053A |
Determining engineering requirements for the supply of products or services |
SETS3/054A |
Carrying out condition monitoring of engineering plant and equipment |
SETS3/055A |
Carrying out fault diagnosis on engineering plant and equipment |
SETS3/073A |
Supporting logistics operations in an engineering manufacturing environment |
Group B :
SETS3/056A |
Providing technical advice and guidance on engineering activities |
SETS3/057A |
Carrying out project management of engineering activities |
SETS3/058A |
Handing over and exchanging responsibility for control of engineering activities |
SETS3/060A |
Carrying out health and safety risk assessments on engineering activities |
SETS3/061A |
Producing contractual arrangements to supply or procure goods or services for engineering activities |
SETS3/074A |
Using and maintaining business procedures and protocols in an engineering environment |
Pathway 3 – Engineering Drawing SETSC
Learners must complete 1 further optional assessment route (a total of 4 units) for this pathway
One optional assessment route must be completed
SETS3/004A |
Producing mechanical engineering drawings using computer aided techniques |
SETS3/005A |
Producing engineering drawings/models using 3d computer aided techniques |
SETS3/006A |
Producing electrical engineering drawings using computer aided techniques |
SETS3/007A |
Producing electronic engineering drawings using computer aided techniques |
SETS3/008A |
Producing fabrication/structural engineering drawings using computer aided techniques |
SETS3/009A |
Producing fluid power engineering drawings using computer aided techniques |
SETS3/010A |
Producing engineering systems/services drawings using computer aided techniques |
Pathway 4 – Quality Control SETSD
Learners must complete 1 further optional assessment route (a total of 4 units) for this pathway
One optional assessment route must be completed
SETS3/011A |
Inspecting mechanical products |
SETS3/012A |
Inspecting components using co-ordinate measuring machines (CMM) |
SETS3/013A |
Inspecting fabricated components and structures |
SETS3/014A |
Carrying out visual inspection of welding fabrications |
SETS3/015A |
Inspecting and testing electrical products |
SETS3/016A |
Inspecting and testing electronic products |
SETS3/017A |
Checking and calibrating mechanical inspection equipment |
SETS3/018A |
Checking and calibrating electrical and electronic test equipment |
SETS3/019A |
Checking and calibrating process control instrumentation |
Pathway 5 – Non-destructive Testing SETSE
Learners must complete 2 assessment routes from the optional section (2 assessment routes – 1 of the following pairs from Option Group A or 2 assessment routes from Option Group B (a total of 5 units) for this pathway
Group A : One pair of optional assessment routes must be completed from either Group A or 2 assessment routes from Group B
SETS3/024A |
Preparing ultrasonic flaw detection equipment for testing activities |
SETS3/025A |
Inspecting engineering products using ultrasonic testing techniques |
OR
SETS3/026A |
Preparing work areas for radiographic testing activities |
SETS3/027A |
Carrying out radiographic testing activities |
Group B : Two optional assessment routes must be completed
SETS3/021A |
Specifying non-destructive testing instructions for inspection activities |
SETS3/022A |
Inspecting engineering products by penetrant flaw detection techniques |
SETS3/023A |
Inspecting engineering products by magnetic particle testing |
SETS3/028A |
Analysing and interpreting the results of radiographic tests |
Pathway 6 – Mechanical Testing SETSF
Learners must complete a further 3 mandatory assessment routes (a total of 6 units) for this pathway
SETS3/075A |
Preparing mechanical testing equipment |
SETS3/076A |
Carrying out mechanical testing |
SETS3/077A |
Analysing and interpret the results of mechanical tests |