NWPTRD004 — Implement and manage trade waste policies and plans

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42 assessable components: 5 elements (17 performance criteria), 16 performance evidence and 9 knowledge evidence requirements. 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 Implement trade waste policies and plans

1.1Confirm performance measures for trade waste management plans
1.2Identify and communicate relevant environmental factors, regulations, policies and criteria for the disposal of trade waste to waste generators and stakeholders
1.3Identify and interpret trade waste quality and quantity requirements
1.4Carry out the management system maintenance according to trade waste management plans
1.5Manage the system and workplace to achieve objectives of trade waste management plans

2 Implement and coordinate the monitoring and testing program

2.1Design and implement the monitoring and testing programs and procedures according to the objectives of trade waste management plans
2.2Analyse, interpret and report testing results according to workplace procedures
2.3Identify and conduct investigations, issues and/or potential issues, trends, report results and recommendations

3 Monitor treatment and discharge and provide advice and guidance

3.1Monitor trade waste treatment and discharge according to the trade waste agreement
3.2Provide advice and guidance to trade waste generators and stakeholders
3.3Identify and investigate breaches of trade waste discharge provisions and report the results and recommendations

4 Maintain trade waste records

4.1Complete trade waste management records
4.2Store trade waste records for access and review
4.3Monitor, review and assess trade waste records to identify long-term trends and impacts
4.4Report results of record reviews

5 Gather and prepare evidence in relation to breaches of statutory regulations

5.1Carry out testing, sampling and collection of physical evidence of breaches
5.2Collect, collate and present evidence to the legal department of the organisation for prosecution of waste generators

Performance evidence

applying risk assessment and management principles and guidelines
assessing environmental impacts using international standards
assessing waste treatment methods, processes, plant and equipment
coordinating measuring, testing and sampling activities
developing monitoring plans
evaluating process inputs and outputs including using at least one of the following methodologies: mass balance, process yield
gathering data and preparing reports of the implementation of the trade waste management plan
identifying and evaluating trade waste producing processes
implementing and designing monitoring programs
interpreting and evaluating sample analysis data
interpreting and reviewing hydraulic, architectural and site plans
managing the storage and maintenance of records
managing trade waste resources
monitoring trade waste treatment and disposal programs
planning and conducting investigations
providing input to legal processes for investigating breaches

Knowledge evidence

analytical techniques
capacity and operation of plant and equipment
industrial waste treatment methods
personal protection and safety precautions for wastewater sampling
measuring, testing and sampling procedures
relevant legislation and procedures
relevant workplace policies for trade waste management
stakeholder expectations and requirements
water quality parameters of significance to the wastewater system

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