The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Prepare site and inspect equipment
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Interpret and confirm target area work instruction with supervisor Completed |
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Select, check and use personal protective equipment Completed |
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Conduct pre-operational preparations and safety checks, on ropes, harnesses, tools and equipment Completed |
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Undertake a site-specific job safety analysis (JSA), record and implement control measures according to workplace safety procedures Completed |
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Retain and stabilise trees and standing vegetation for wood habitat
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Identify vegetation with existing viable hollows Completed |
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Plan retention of standing vegetation with viable hollows and defects Completed |
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Identify environmental pruning points to accommodate retention or formation of hollows Completed |
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Determine length of limb to be retained according to weight, size and natural fracture points Completed |
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Identify and retain branch stubs and residual epicormic growth on lower limb sections Completed |
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Implement pruning cuts to tension side of wood to weaken branch at desired point for fracture pruning Completed |
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Apply physical force to create natural fracture and breakage of branch at desired point Completed |
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Undertake coronet cutting using equipment that minimises contaminants on cut surface Completed |
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Use materials and equipment to protect the environment from residues according to workplace and environmental procedures Completed |
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Implement vegetation management techniques to create habitat
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Identify and select vegetation suitable for habitat creation work Completed |
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Apply natural fracture pruning techniques consistent with natural branch failure Completed |
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Implement coronet cuts on branches or stub according to specifications Completed |
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Fracture prune from ground or aerially and remove excess branches safely at a natural breakage point, leaving stub to specified length according to job requirements Completed |
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Prepare habitat hollows with an angled faceplate to prevent ingress of water Completed |
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Remove internal wood from hollows and install faceplate and entrance holes according to job requirements Completed |
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Install ground refuges using dimensions and materials specific to fauna habitat requirements Completed |
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Install nesting boxes to height and dimensions for target fauna species Completed |
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Remove unsafe habitat features for reinstallation into tree canopy Completed |
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Select, retain and position tree materials, from tree works, suitable for ground habitat, burrows and refuges Completed |
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Clean worksite and store equipment
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Inspect, clean, maintain and store equipment according to manufacturer instructions and workplace procedures Completed |
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Collect and dispose of waste materials according to industry, workplace and environmental procedures and practices Completed |
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Clean and restore site to condition according to workplace procedures and instructions Completed |
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