MSS405088 — Plan, implement and monitor energy management

1 Review energy use

• 1.1Identify current energy sources used in different business areas and processes
• 1.2Identify and analyse areas of significant energy consumption from operational data
• 1.3Identify and analyse the internal and external factors that significantly affect energy use and consumption in the organisation
• 1.4Identify energy generating activities and their potential for use in the organisation
• 1.5Investigate and compare costs and benefits of current and potential energy sources for the organisation
• 1.6Identify, prioritise and record opportunities for improving energy performance based on analysis

2 Engage with stakeholders

• 2.1Identify key stakeholders and their role in influencing or improving energy management
• 2.2Develop approaches to engage with stakeholders based on their business perspectives
• 2.3Use and adapt technical information about energy and its management to meet stakeholder needs
• 2.4Identify and use opportunities to consult and collaborate with stakeholders about current and potential energy performance

3 Establish energy performance objectives and indicators

• 3.1Establish and articulate energy objectives based on analysis and consultation
• 3.2Align energy management objectives with broader organisation objectives and priorities
• 3.3Develop energy management performance indicators that support objectives

4 Develop energy management strategies and action plans

• 4.1Identify and develop strategies that support energy management objectives
• 4.2Align strategies with broader organisation goals and priorities
• 4.3Complete an initial feasibility review from existing operational and financial data
• 4.4Identify and document proposed operating and administrative framework that clearly defines actions, responsibilities, timelines and evaluation methods

5 Implement strategies and action plans

• 5.1Identify priority areas for action and seek further business case information to support implementation
• 5.2Set up systems and procedures that support strategies and action plans in consultation with relevant stakeholders
• 5.3Establish communication channels and provide information to key stakeholders to support implementation
• 5.4Support implementation activities in accordance with agreed plans

6 Monitor and report on strategies and action plans

• 6.1Monitor activities and identify progress and shortfalls against energy performance objectives and indicators
• 6.2Determine and act on the need for adjustments based on progress made
• 6.3Obtain performance monitoring data and report on energy management in accordance with agreed plans

What does an assessment tool for MSS405088 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for MSS405088 needs to address all 62 unit components: 6 elements with 24 performance criteria, 3 performance evidence requirements, 29 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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