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?
Confirm scope of noise management activities with supervisor
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Review legislative, regulatory and licensing requirements and approvals that apply to site/project/program Completed |
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Review current noise monitoring plan, including objectives, known issues, specified management activities and any required changes Completed |
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Review previous noise monitoring records and reports, if available Completed |
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Confirm that noise monitoring sites, sampling and measurement methods, instrumentation and enterprise procedures are in accordance with relevant standards and guidelines Completed |
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Clarify own scope of responsibility/authority for achieving specific outcomes and the roles of other key personnel Completed |
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Identify resources available to conduct noise management activities Completed |
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Organise noise management activities
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Develop a consolidated schedule to ensure all activities can be conducted efficiently with the available resources Completed |
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Develop checklists/clear work instructions to enable personnel to perform assigned tasks efficiently and with minimal errors Completed |
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Ensure that personnel who conduct monitoring are competent to undertake their assigned tasks Completed |
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Ensure noise monitoring equipment is regularly calibrated and maintained and that adequate stocks of consumables are available Completed |
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Conduct, or arrange for, regular site inspections to monitor the effectiveness of noise control/reduction actions (if relevant to site/project/program) Completed |
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Advise relevant personnel when specified noise control/reduction actions are not being implemented effectively (if relevant to site/project/program) Completed |
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Conduct, or arrange for, additional monitoring/inspections after atypical events, legitimate complaints or government requests Completed |
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Verify noise data
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Identify relevant job instructions, data and technical records in enterprise information management system Completed |
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Confirm that technical records provide sufficient information to ensure traceability for the monitoring activities involved Completed |
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Compare monitoring data with expected values and identify any outliers Completed |
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Inspect data records to identify any gaps and to check the integrity of data entry, transfers, alterations and calculations Completed |
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Notify manager when data is incomplete, or contains significant errors, and clarify what action to take Completed |
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Determine if results are acceptable and within expectation
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Compare results with expected values, relevant standards and/or statutory limits and identify any significant differences or trends Completed |
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Check the reliability of results by examining data/results from repeat measurements or other monitoring sites Completed |
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Assess the significance of any documented observations of atypical environmental or meteorological conditions Completed |
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Check that all adjusted data and calculations are free from error Completed |
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Check that estimations of uncertainty are reasonable and consistent with the relevant standard, if relevant Completed |
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Report results that meet enterprise data quality standards and are consistent with expectations Completed |
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Investigate/rectify unexpected or unacceptable results
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Examine records of pre-use checks and calibration performance to ensure that the monitoring instruments used meet specifications and enterprise requirements Completed |
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Establish whether human, environmental and/or meteorological factors could have affected the reliability of results Completed |
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Check for obvious errors in measurement positions and/or techniques Completed |
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Report unexpected results that meet enterprise data quality standards Completed |
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Identify possible root causes of unacceptable results and appropriate preventative/corrective actions Completed |
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Report investigation outcomes and recommendations for improvements in accordance with enterprise procedures Completed |
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Seek manager’s advice when challenges are beyond own technical competence or when input from environmental specialists may be required Completed |
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Keep management informed about noise performance
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Provide regular reports about noise performance including instances of potential/actual non-conformance and incidents and the actions taken in each case Completed |
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Report opportunities and recommendations for improvements in noise monitoring or management in accordance with enterprise procedures Completed |
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Maintain noise records
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Ensure all noise records are legible, accurate and satisfy enterprise/legislative requirements Completed |
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Store noise records to enable easy access and review by authorised personnel in accordance with enterprise procedures Completed |
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Regularly review noise records to identify any significant trends and impacts Completed |
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Identify any problems with the maintenance and security of noise records and resolve them promptly Completed |
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