NWPCCO002 — Use control centre systems to monitor and control water

1 Plan control centre systems operations

• 1.1Detail and communicate work schedules, plans and workplace procedures to relevant control centre personnel
• 1.2Identify shift requirements and confirm work requirements at handover according to workplace procedures
• 1.3Prioritise and sequence work according to workplace procedures
• 1.4Identify and determine work timeframes according to workplace procedures and industry standards
• 1.5Communicate work schedules, plans and workplace procedures to relevant control centre personnel
• 1.6Resolve liaison and communication issues and coordinate work activities with relevant stakeholders

2 Undertake monitoring, control and communication requirements

• 2.1Identify and action work safety and environmental policies according workplace procedures and industry standards
• 2.2Monitor and coordinate work according to work schedules and industry requirements
• 2.3Take action to overcome shortfalls in work schedule and safety risks and warnings
• 2.4Identify and communicate remedial actions to relevant stakeholders according to workplace procedures
• 2.5Monitor ongoing quality of work and adhere to stakeholder communication
• 2.6Ensure stakeholder communication is performed according to workplace procedures
• 2.7Identify and investigate potential hazards and safety risks and report recommendations for preventative actions

3 Complete procedures for communication and liaison with stakeholders

• 3.1Check work performed against work schedule for compliance with job requirements
• 3.2Identify and report anomalies in work requirements against the work schedule according to workplace procedures
• 3.3Confirm, process and finalise works completion records, reports and other relevant documentation by notifying appropriate stakeholders
• 3.4Manage shift handover according to workplace communication procedures
• 3.5Ensure outstanding items are resolved or referred to relevant personnel for further investigation

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