The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Appraise contract documentation and determine operational requirements
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Copy of building approval and conditions is obtained as required Completed |
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Contract documentation is reviewed for any unusual aspects of construction, use of materials and penalties Completed |
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Availability of sub-contractors is ascertained and selected to suit job requirements Completed |
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Availability of materials is checked with suppliers Completed |
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Site access limitations are assessed Completed |
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Relevant authorities controlling construction work advised of commencement date for project as required Completed |
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Procedures are developed for site deliveries, plant hire and hazard to the environment Completed |
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Prepare project schedule for irrigation systeminstallation and construction
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Construction operations are prepared in sequence Completed |
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Operations are entered into a manually prepared schedule or computer based software package Completed |
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2.3 'Critical path' is identified and schedule revised with new activities/projects, as needed, and documented Completed |
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Timeframe is adjusted to take account of anticipated delays Completed |
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Determine all the required resources for project
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Temporary services and site accommodation is determined as required Completed |
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Plant requirements and dates are selected and accessed Completed |
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On site labour requirements are determined Completed |
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A dilapidation report is made of the condition of existing plant and structures Completed |
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Implement and monitor Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) and risk management procedures
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First aid facilities are established as necessary Completed |
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Plant and equipment requiring certificated operators are identified to comply with risk management procedures Completed |
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Likely hazards are identified and precautions taken Completed |
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Role of Construction Safety Supervisor is identified Completed |
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Documentation for safety reporting is instigated Completed |
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Organise the installation of materials and equipment
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Material orders are placed according to appropriate schedule Completed |
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Equipment is hired according to planned schedule Completed |
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Maintenance procedures are established for equipment Completed |
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Supervise on-site operations
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Operations are implemented according to appropriate schedule and contract Completed |
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Sub-contractor operations are co-ordinated and monitored, including all aspects of materials used and standards of workmanship Completed |
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Problems and delays are addressed as they arise and action recorded Completed |
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Industrial relations are monitored continuously and issues resolved to minimise impact on job progress Completed |
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Revisions are made to project schedule, when required, and variations documented to comply with quality management procedures Completed |
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Quality management procedures are applied continuously as per adopted standards for job Completed |
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Safety procedures are monitored continuously, reports analysed and procedures reviewed as required Completed |
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Reports on current project status are prepared for management Completed |
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Monitor budget and comply with employment requirements
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Summary records are prepared for progress claims Completed |
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Actual expenditure and earnings are checked against scheduled projected costs Completed |
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Employment records are maintained Completed |
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