| Aware |
- Can describe the importance of documenting designs, decisions, and test results
- Can interpret basic technical documents e.g. schedules, test plans, quality reports, or engineering designs.
- Can describe standard formatting, terminology, and document control processes (e.g. versioning, sign-offs).
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| Practitioner |
- Can prepare basic technical drawings, reports, instructions, and test documentation to explain designs and record testing results, meeting accepted standards.
- Can interpret and respond appropriately to technical documents provided by others (e.g. supplier specifications, customer requirements).
- Can incorporate feedback and revisions into technical documents to address comments from stakeholders, such as design reviewers or test engineers.
- Can apply relevant industry standards (e.g. ECSS, ISO, or company-specific requirements) when producing documentation.
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| Senior Practitioner |
- Can prepare complex technical documentation that effectively communicates design concepts, decisions, and test results.
- Can review and provide constructive feedback on documentation produced by others to ensure accuracy and compliance with required standards.
- Can manage the document lifecycle, including approval processes, version control, and traceability.
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| Expert |
- Can lead the development of comprehensive and large-scale documentation packages for complex systems, ensuring all design, testing, and procedural details are accurately represented.
- Can align technical documentation with stakeholder requirements, regulatory standards, and project objectives.
- Can mentor and train others in producing high-quality technical documents.
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