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?
Obtain information about the industry
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Access sources of information about the industry Completed |
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Collect information to assist effective and safe work performance within the industry Completed |
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Obtain and update specific information on sector of work Completed |
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Apply industry and work health and safety information to day-to-day work activities Completed |
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Describe employment terms and conditions Completed |
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Explain career pathways within the industry Completed |
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Observe employment requirements
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Identify industry developments in the workplace context that could be used to improve quality, productivity and conditions Completed |
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Confirm that work practices comply with codes of practice and workplace expectations within level of responsibility Completed |
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Identify contribution of own work role to organisational outputs Completed |
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Ensure that dress and personal requirements comply with workplace standards Completed |
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Observe punctuality in work attendance according to workplace procedures Completed |
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Meet employer expectations through completion of workplace routines and specific instructions Completed |
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Accept responsibility for quality of own work
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Keep personal work space in a well-organised and safe condition Completed |
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Adhere to the workplace code of conduct Completed |
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Detect variations in the quality of service or products from required standards, and report as required Completed |
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Plan and conduct own work
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Follow instructions from supervisor and relevant people Completed |
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Identify factors affecting work requirements and take appropriate action Completed |
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Assess work load and prioritise within allocated timeframes Completed |
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Communicate clearly, to the appropriate person, the need for assistance to improve performance Completed |
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Promote workplace cooperation
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Undertake responsibilities and duties in a positive manner to promote cooperation and good relationships Completed |
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Conduct cooperation with others in a courteous manner, appropriate to culture, special needs and linguistic background, and position in the organisation Completed |
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Recognise problems and conflict, and resolve through personal communication where possible, or refer to a supervisor, manager or employer for resolution Completed |
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Contribute to a productive work environment
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Share information relevant to work with co-workers to ensure designated work goals are met Completed |
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Share knowledge and skills with co-workers through conversations and meetings Completed |
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Recognise and seek contributions of individuals of different gender and social and cultural backgrounds Completed |
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Ensure work is consistent with workplace standards relating to antidiscrimination and workplace harassment Completed |
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Undertake an activity to workplace requirements
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Discuss knowledge and skills required for task with supervisors and co-workers Completed |
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Check the availability of materials and equipment to ensure they are consistent with work schedules and the requirements of the task Completed |
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Create a daily schedule for completing workplace activities and allocated tasks, including priorities, allocated start times, estimation of completion times and materials, equipment and assistance required for completion Completed |
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