This unit defines the skills and knowledge required to assess computer aided design (CAD) and computer aided manufacturing (CAM) processes and equipment for integration into a broader Industry 4.0 workplace. While the unit requires skills in preparing, creating, and producing components using CAD and CAM technologies, the emphasis is on using these skills in an Industry 4.0 working environment. The unit includes examining the flow and efficiency of data from CAD to CAM to manufacturing equipment and assessing measures to improve the integration of CAD/CAM processes into the Industry 4.0 manufacturing environment. The unit may be applied to additive or subtractive manufacturing processes. The unit does not include the design of CAD/CAM systems nor does it provide full competency in programming and operating CAD or CAM systems and equipment. Appropriate MEM units and qualifications should be undertaken where full competency in programming and/or operation of CAD and CAM systems is required. The unit scope includes reviewing the capability of current CAD and CAM hardware and software to receive and communicate data, produce prototypes and components, and integrate into digital quality and control systems. Where applying or interpreting technical drawings or models to Australian Standard AS 1100 Technical drawing or AS 1102 Graphical symbols for electrotechnical documentation: General information and general index or their equivalents is required, unit MEM09229 Read and interpret technical engineering drawings should be selected.No licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this unit at the time of publication.