The range statement relates to the unit of competency as a whole. It allows for different work environments and situations that may affect performance. Bold italicised wording, if used in the performance criteria, is detailed below. Essential operating conditions that may be present with training and assessment (depending on the work situation, needs of the candidate, accessibility of the item, and local industry and regional contexts) may also be included. |
Relevant compliance documentation may include: | legislative, organisation and site requirements and proceduresmanufacturer's guidelines and specifications Australian standardscode of practiceEmployment and workplace relations legislation Equal Employment Opportunity and Disability Discrimination legislation |
Stakeholders may include: | clientsclient representativesgovernment authoritiescommunity groupsgeologistsengineersarchitects/cartographersoperatorssupervisorscontractorsenvironmentalists/ecologists |
Legislation may include: | industry codes, regulations, standards and guidelinesenvironmental legislationhealth and safety legislationmining tenure regulationsthird tier of legislationsurveying legislationcultural and heritage legislation |
Spatial components may include: | positiondimensionheightdirectiondepthslopevolumestratum |
Measurements may be made with: | theodoliteEDMGPStape/levelphotogrammetryremote sensingtide gaugecurrent meterecho sounder(seismic)laser scannerborehole camera |
Design may be represented by: | hard copy plans or mapsdigital plans or maps |
Spatial and textual data may include: | coordinatesAMGlats/longs grid systemslocal grid systems |
Technology and procedures may include: | proven industry standard calculation procedureshand held calculators, computer software applicationsdirect instrument download hardware and software applicationsGPSdata recorderstext data management procedures |
Plans may include: | policies and procedures relevant to legislation, health and safety or environment,documentation and recordsregulatory and legal compliancehazard plancolliery development planfire fighting planstone dust planemergency evacuation plangas drainage planventilation planrisk zone management planSurvey Memo/Work Instruction |
Techniques and technology may include: | computer generated DTM modellingCAD dxf format filesmedia including: plain paper hardcopiesCAD files (dxf)/GIS filesvia e-mail - PDF Format, dxf files |
Models may include: | physical representation, at a different scale, of a real thingphysical modelscomputer generated modelsvirtual modelsdigital modelsdynamic models |
Information and reports may include: | plans, mapsdigital displaywritten reportshistorical datagraphs, modelsformulae |
Communication and display techniques may include: | plans, maps'Powerpoint' displaywritten reports |
Survey instruments may include: | GPSelectronic theodolitemicroptic theodoliteslevelsalignment lasersphotogrammetric instrumentslaser scanners |
Equipment may include: | transport vehicletripodsprismssurvey accessoriesfield books and data recorders |