AURASA002 Automotive Workshop Safety: Safe Working Practices

This assignment focuses on automotive workshop safety, aligning with competency unit AURASA002. It addresses key areas such as personal safety requirements, safe equipment operation around vehicles and components (including engines and batteries), emergency procedures for fires and first aid, and contributing to workshop safety as a team member. The assignment references Automotive Mechanics 10e and emphasizes following standard operating procedures, conducting risk assessments, and adhering to safe working loads. It includes a teacher/supervisor activity record to assess task completion and adherence to standards. Desklib provides access to this and other solved assignments for students.

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