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?
Monitor dust explosion risk factors
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Establish and monitor procedures for detecting potential explosive atmosphere Completed |
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Set procedures for reporting visible dust leaks Completed |
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Confirm and enforce no smoking policy Completed |
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Establish and monitor reporting regime for potential ignition sources Completed |
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Establish and supervise manual and automatic temperature, smoke and moisture monitoring for all grain, flour, feed and other by-product storage Completed |
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Establish and confirm regulation of systems to minimise fungal and insect infestation caused by temperature increases Completed |
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Establish dust control procedures
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Install and monitor dust aspiration or suction ventilation systems according to systems’ specifications Completed |
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Establish dust-checking procedures for all confined spaces Completed |
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Establish monitoring procedures for dust collector performance and output Completed |
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Establish procedures for resealing all dust leaks Completed |
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Undertake random and periodical checks on performance of dust control procedures Completed |
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Assess and approve any variation in cleaning and hygiene procedures Completed |
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Minimise storage of combustible materials in mill Completed |
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Establish minimum dust levels required for mandatory use of personal protective equipment Completed |
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Establish procedures for monitoring and control of environmental dust release Completed |
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Integrate equipment use, monitoring and maintenance with dust control procedures
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Develop regular cleaning schedule for all surfaces in contact with graining or flour according to workplace requirements Completed |
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Establish and confirm mill equipment condition monitoring schedule with maintenance department Completed |
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Establish regular lubrication schedules for bearings, pulleys, shafts and other moving and friction surfaces Completed |
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Promote use of anti-static materials where possible Completed |
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Establish approval, tagging and monitoring procedures for use of all portable tools and equipment in mill Completed |
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Establish fire and dust explosion suppression systems
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Review adequacy of current dust control and dust explosion relief equipment and arrange for any required maintenance Completed |
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Arrange for any required additional dust control/dust explosion relief equipment in existing protected areas Completed |
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Investigate potential for use of fire and explosion suppression systems in areas not currently protected Completed |
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Locate and establish inspection regime for all explosion relief panels Completed |
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Set test and maintenance procedures for all existing fire and explosion suppression systems Completed |
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Supervise dust and fire control training
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Identify fire and dust wardens for mill areas Completed |
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Establish emergency procedures according to site and workplace safety requirements Completed |
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Identify dust and fire control content for use in induction training Completed |
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Identify training needs of existing employees Completed |
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Establish dust and fire control training arrangements Completed |
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