MSS024025Work and communicate effectively as an environmental technician

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What an assessment for MSS024025 must cover

44 assessable components: 6 elements (24 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 10 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Work in accordance with organisational and regulatory requirements

  • 1.1Identify organisation’s business goals, ethics, products and environmental services relevant to role
  • 1.2Follow environmental management requirements, including sustainable energy principles and work practices relevant to role
  • 1.3Read and follow organisation’s policy and procedures relating to own employment and reporting, security, confidentiality and reporting lines
  • 1.4Read and follow work health and safety (WHS) and regulatory requirements, codes of practice, standards, hazards and risks, and control measures relevant to environmental technical services to be provided

2 Provide environmental technical services

  • 2.1Identify roles and responsibilities of personnel within the environmental function
  • 2.2Identify typical tasks and calendar of events in work area
  • 2.3Recognise and locate the equipment and resources required for everyday work
  • 2.4Read and follow work instructions to perform environmental technical tasks correctly, safely and efficiently
  • 2.5Clarify and/or confirm work instructions with specified personnel
  • 2.6Maintain own work area, equipment and materials in a safe and organised manner according to workplace procedures

3 Organise daily work efficiently

  • 3.1Assess and prioritise workload within own area of responsibility
  • 3.2Advise supervisor of additional resources or support needed to improve performance
  • 3.3Undertake duties in a positive manner to enhance workplace cooperation and efficiency

4 Communicate and liaise effectively with customers, contractors and stakeholders

  • 4.1Listen actively and seek clarification when communicating with other people
  • 4.2Respond to verbal and written messages using appropriate language and communication style
  • 4.3Record and convey information using clear and concise language suitable for the target audience
  • 4.4Communicate with respect for the values, concerns and diverse views of others
  • 4.5Resolve conflict through meaningful negotiation and compromise
  • 4.6Redirect inquiries or disputes beyond own area of responsibility to relevant personnel
  • 4.7Adhere to site agreements and protocols to maintain credibility and trust

5 Accept responsibility for quality of own work

  • 5.1Monitor quality of own work and adjust work practices to ensure quality of outputs is maintained
  • 5.2Identify and report opportunities for improvements in procedures, processes and equipment in work area

6 Identify own learning needs

  • 6.1Identify career options and training opportunities in the organisation
  • 6.2Consult with relevant personnel to identify own learning needs for future work requirements and career options

Performance evidence

  • read and apply workplace documentation, including at least 2 of the following:
  • environmental management procedures
  • legislation or regulations
  • employment related procedures
  • site agreements and protocols
  • communicate effectively with customers, contractors or stakeholders on at least 2 occasions

Knowledge evidence

  • key features of Australia’s environmental management framework, legislation, industry codes of practice and Australian Standards relevant to job role
  • organisation’s business objectives, sites, product and service range, structure and reporting lines
  • role of the organisation’s environmental function (including services, products, technology and compliance)
  • features of job role statements and position descriptions for environmental technicians
  • rights and responsibilities of employer and employees
  • ethical values and principles, including respect for the law, responsibility, courtesy, diligence and confidentiality
  • name and function of equipment, materials and other resources used to perform environmental technical tasks in job role
  • workplace policies and procedures that govern own employment and personal work, health, safety and environment
  • hazards, safe work practices and use of personal protective equipment (PPE) for job role
  • communication strategies and techniques to give and receive information, address differing opinions and avoid or resolve work conflicts.

Foundation skills

  • Reading: to interpret complex workplace documentation
  • Writing: to communicate with customers, contractors and stakeholders
  • Oral communication: to listen to and communicate with customers, contractors and stakeholders
  • Learning: to identify own learning needs

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What does an assessment tool for MSS024025 need to cover?

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