Systems installation and removal HSIN
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Installing and testing, or decommissioning and removing, systems or system components.
Guidance notes
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Systems or systems components may include, but are not limited to, hardware, software, cabling, wiring, and monitoring equipment.
Activities may include, but are not limited to:
- developing and following plans and instructions in accordance with agreed standards
- adhering to established safety, security and quality standards
- testing of hardware and software components, resolution of malfunctions, and recording of results
- documenting the details of hardware and software installed so that configuration management records can be updated
- safe disconnection, decommissioning and removal of systems or system components.
Understanding the responsibility levels of this skill
Where lower levels are not defined...
- Specific tasks and responsibilities are not defined because the skill requires a higher level of autonomy, influence, and complexity in decision-making than is typically expected at these levels. You can use the essence statements to understand the generic responsibilities associated with these levels.
Where higher levels are not defined...
- Responsibilities and accountabilities are not defined because these higher levels involve strategic leadership and broader organisational influence that goes beyond the scope of this specific skill. See the essence statements.
Developing skills and demonstrating responsibilities related to this skill
The defined levels show the incremental progression in skills and reponsibilities.
Where lower levels are not defined...
You can develop your knowledge and support others who do have responsibility in this area by:
- Learning key concepts and principles related to this skill and its impact on your role
- Performing related skills (see the related SFIA skills)
- Supporting others with tasks (generic examples are provided by the essence statements for each level)
Where higher levels are not defined...
- You can progress by developing related skills which are better suited to higher levels of organisational leadership.
Levels
Defined at these levels: | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
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Systems installation and removal: Level 1
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Follows agreed procedures to perform simple installations, replace consumable items and check the correct working of installations.
Documents and reports on work done.
Systems installation and removal: Level 2
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Installs or removes system components using supplied installation instructions and tools.
Conducts standard tests and contributes to investigations of problems and faults.
Confirms the correct working of installations.
Documents results in accordance with agreed procedures.
Systems installation and removal: Level 3
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Installs or removes hardware and/or software, using supplied installation instructions and tools, including handover to the client.
Uses standard procedures and diagnostic tools to test installations, correct problems, and document results.
Records details of all components that have been installed and removed. Assists users and follows agreed procedures for further help or escalation.
Contributes to the development of installation procedures and standards.
Systems installation and removal: Level 4
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Undertakes or supervises complex installations and de-installations of systems or components, including handover to the client.
Develops procedures and standards for installation and handover to maintain and improve the installation service.
Schedules installation work around client priorities and resource availability.
Ensures adherence to established safety and quality procedures.
Systems installation and removal: Level 5
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Takes responsibility for installation and/or decommissioning projects.
Provides effective team leadership, including information flow to and from the customer during project work.
Develops and implements quality plans and method statements.
Monitors the effectiveness of installations and ensures that appropriate recommendations for change are made.