MSL975059 — Supervise sampling, inspections and testing at construction sites

1 Prepare for on-site operations

• 1.1Identify the job, consult with the client and obtain required drawings, specifications and information about level of supervision required
• 1.2Select equipment and materials required for the job
• 1.3Identify site hazards and personal protective equipment (PPE) and safety procedures specified for job
• 1.4Organise any required site induction for self and support personnel in accordance with workplace procedures
• 1.5Record description of the job to be undertaken, compare with specification and resolve any variations
• 1.6Select suitable transport for site access
• 1.7Brief support personnel on job-specific requirements

2 Establish on-site operations

• 2.1Determine methods of communication, roles, responsibilities and expectations of each party, and identify potential site problems, through consultation with site supervisor
• 2.2Set up facilities for supervision, testing and sample storage in accordance with site procedures
• 2.3Inspect the site to determine the job characteristics and survey control points
• 2.4Design inspection, sampling and testing program in accordance with specifications

3 Supervise materials placement

• 3.1Conduct inspection and direct sampling and testing in accordance with job requirements
• 3.2Direct and advise site supervisor based on test results and observations
• 3.3Record test data and observations in accordance with workplace practices
• 3.4Follow procedures for sending any required samples to the base laboratory for testing
• 3.5Clean equipment in manner that does not cause environmental damage
• 3.6Supervise the removal of equipment and materials from site in accordance with site procedures

4 Analyse data and report to client

• 4.1Report test results to site supervisor at specified intervals
• 4.2Analyse data and provide reports to client in the agreed format and at agreed times

5 Maintain workplace records

• 5.1Ensure site results are documented in accordance with workplace practices
• 5.2Maintain security and confidentiality of workplace information
• 5.3Prepare and issue preliminary report or summary detailing supervision and testing undertaken

6 Promote a safe work environment

• 6.1Promote the use of safe work procedures and protective equipment
• 6.2Minimise environmental impacts of testing or sampling and generation of waste
• 6.3Promote the collection and disposal of all waste in accordance with workplace procedures

What does an assessment tool for MSL975059 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for MSL975059 needs to address all 39 unit components: 6 elements with 25 performance criteria, 2 performance evidence requirements, 9 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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