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Apply awareness of Advanced Rider Assistance Systems (ARAS)

KHU-AUT-0119

Australian Equivalent

AURETR053

Elements

Learning Outcomes

This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to identify and describe the function, purpose and interaction of Advanced Rider Assistance Systems (ARAS) components in motorcycles. It involves understanding the operating principles of ARAS technologies, the relationship between system inputs and outputs, and how these systems contribute to the overall performance and safety of the motorcycle. This unit applies to individuals working in automotive environments in motorcycle service and repair, across road, off-road, and competition motorcycles equipped with ARAS technology. It supports job roles involving motorcycle repairers, customer service, sales, training, damage assessments, or pre-diagnostic assessment, where knowledge of ARAS function and motorcycle integration is essential. The unit does not include direct system scanning, calibration, diagnostics, or physical repairs to A

Elements & Learning Outcomes

E1Locate and identify ARAS components in the motorcycle

0119.E1.O1Identify and clarify job requirements from workplace instructions

0119.E1.O2Access and interpret manufacturer specification and technical data to determine the location of ARAS components in the motorcycle

0119.E1.O3Follow workplace procedures and safety requirements when accessing and inspecting ARAS components

0119.E1.O4Locate ARAS components according to manufacturer specification, motorcycle design and configuration

E2Identify the function and operation of ARAS components

0119.E2.O1Confirm the purpose of ARAS components using manufacturer specification and technical data

0119.E2.O2Identify the function and interaction of key ARAS components and subsystems

0119.E2.O3Identify how data from components interfaces with motorcycle control systems

0119.E2.O4Identify operational conditions, limits and dependencies of ARAS features using manufacturer information

0119.E2.O5Identify environmental, mechanical or installation factors that may affect ARAS performance

E3Identify factors that affect ARAS performance

0119.E3.O1Identify accessories, modifications or damage that may interfere with ARAS components or operation

0119.E3.O2Apply knowledge of motorcycle geometry, loading, ride height and suspension condition to identify factors that may impair ARAS operation

0119.E3.O3Document identified risks, limitations or concerns and escalate according to workplace procedures

E4Complete workplace documentation

0119.E4.O1Identify when repairs or further diagnosis are required according to manufacturer specification and workplace procedures

0119.E4.O2Communicate findings to supervisors, authorised repairers or service partners

0119.E4.O3Report findings and escalate repair work according to workplace procedures