TLIU3011 — Implement and monitor environmentally sustainable work practices

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What an assessment for TLIU3011 must cover

70 assessable components: 4 elements (18 performance criteria), 15 performance evidence and 37 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 Investigate current practices in relation to resource usage

1.1Environmental regulations applying to the organisation are identified
1.2Procedures for assessing compliance with environmental regulations are assessed
1.3Information on environmental and resource efficiency systems and procedures is collected and provided to work group as required
1.4Current resource usage of work group members and organisation within own area of responsibility, is measured and documented
1.5Current purchasing strategies are analysed and documented
1.6Current work processes are analysed to access information and data and assist in identifying areas for improvement

2 Set target improvements

2.1Input is sought from stakeholders, relevant personnel and specialists
2.2External sources of information and data are accessed as required

3 Implement performance improvement strategies

3.1Techniques/tools are sourced to assist in achieving targets
3.2Continuous improvement strategies are applied to own work area of responsibility, and ideas and possible solutions are communicated to work group and management
3.3Work group environmental and resource efficiency improvement plans are integrated with other operational activities and implemented
3.4Work group members are trained in new procedures to facilitate environmental and resource efficiency improvements as required
3.5Suggestions and ideas about environmental and resource efficiency management are sought from stakeholders and acted upon where appropriate
3.6Costing strategies are implemented to fully value environmental assets

4 Monitor performance

4.1Outcomes are documented and feedback is provided to relevant personnel and stakeholders
4.2Strategies are evaluated
4.3New targets are set, and new tools and strategies are investigated and applied
4.4Successful strategies are promoted and, where possible, participants are rewarded

Performance evidence

analysing effectiveness of approaches taken
applying change management techniques
applying quality assurance practices
communicating effectively when questioning, listening and liaising with others
identifying and measuring current resource use
identifying and minimising hazard and risks
implementing and monitoring organisational strategies to improve environmental practices and resource efficiency
organising work practices safely and efficiently
reading and interpreting organisational policy and environmental and energy efficiency requirements
setting targets to improve environmental practices and resource efficiency
solving complex problems
using emergency and personal protective equipment (PPE) appropriately
using information technology and computer software to complete tasks
working in a team to consult on and validate policy
writing reports for a range of audiences that use precise expression, clear language and a logical structure

Knowledge evidence

environmental issues relating to: life cycle of products: re-new, re-use and recycle
environmental issues relating to: relevant environmental regulations
environmental issues relating to: renewable energy
environmental issues relating to: workplace/site
features required for an environmental management strategy: contract requirements
features required for an environmental management strategy: energy efficiency systems and procedures
features required for an environmental management strategy: environmental education
features required for an environmental management strategy: internal and external audit
features required for an environmental management strategy: monitoring personnel performance following training
features required for an environmental management strategy: past and future reviews and audits relating to environmental management
features required for an environmental management strategy: quality control checks relating to environmental management
features required for an environmental management strategy: recycling requirements
features required for an environmental management strategy: review of effectiveness of new procedures and processes
features required for an environmental management strategy: targets, such as carbon emissions reduction, cleaner production, lean management
features required for an environmental management strategy: training outline
features required for an environmental management strategy: waste minimisation
features required for an environmental management strategy: waste prevention
features required for an environmental management strategy: work procedures
how to adjust communication to suit different audiences
how to work with different points of view and dissenting stakeholders
principles, practices and available sustainability management tools and techniques relevant to the transport and logistics industry context, such as: correct use of equipment and vehicles, in accordance with environmental protection regulations and guidelines
principles, practices and available sustainability management tools and techniques relevant to the transport and logistics industry context, such as: maintenance and servicing
principles, practices and available sustainability management tools and techniques relevant to the transport and logistics industry context, such as: minimising fuel consumption
principles, practices and available sustainability management tools and techniques relevant to the transport and logistics industry context, such as: service requirements for transport and logistics, including: duty of care
principles, practices and available sustainability management tools and techniques relevant to the transport and logistics industry context, such as: service requirements for transport and logistics, including: legislation, regulations and codes of practice applicable to specific transport and logistics management functions
principles, practices and available sustainability management tools and techniques relevant to the transport and logistics industry context, such as: service requirements for transport and logistics, including: market principles
principles, practices and available sustainability management tools and techniques relevant to the transport and logistics industry context, such as: service requirements for transport and logistics, including: material recovery opportunities and market availability
principles, practices and available sustainability management tools and techniques relevant to the transport and logistics industry context, such as: service requirements for transport and logistics, including: organisational requirements and structure, including workplace communications channels and procedures
principles, practices and available sustainability management tools and techniques relevant to the transport and logistics industry context, such as: service requirements for transport and logistics, including: planning and related approval processes
principles, practices and available sustainability management tools and techniques relevant to the transport and logistics industry context, such as: service requirements for transport and logistics, including: quality assurance systems relevant to transport
principles, practices and available sustainability management tools and techniques relevant to the transport and logistics industry context, such as: service requirements for transport and logistics, including: relevant competency
principles, practices and available sustainability management tools and techniques relevant to the transport and logistics industry context, such as: service requirements for transport and logistics, including: relevant organisational policies, procedures and protocols
principles, practices and available sustainability management tools and techniques relevant to the transport and logistics industry context, such as: service requirements for transport and logistics, including: resource recovery infrastructure needs
principles, practices and available sustainability management tools and techniques relevant to the transport and logistics industry context, such as: service requirements for transport and logistics, including: stakeholder identification
principles, practices and available sustainability management tools and techniques relevant to the transport and logistics industry context, such as: service requirements for transport and logistics, including: supply chain procedures
principles, practices and available sustainability management tools and techniques relevant to the transport and logistics industry context, such as: service requirements for transport and logistics, including: training staff
principles, practices and available sustainability management tools and techniques relevant to the transport and logistics industry context, such as: service requirements for transport and logistics, including: transport and logistics options and best practices

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What does an assessment tool for TLIU3011 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for TLIU3011 needs to address all 70 unit components: 4 elements with 18 performance criteria, 15 performance evidence requirements, 37 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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