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?
Confirm details of assigned activities with supervisor
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Clarify the scope and objectives of assigned activities, constraints and wetland components involved and any conservation measures or management plans in place Completed |
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Identify regulations, standards, guidelines and workplace procedures that apply to assigned activities Completed |
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Clarify the required outputs, timeframe, available resources and stakeholder involvement Completed |
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Confirm assessment indices and data collection plan details for target wetland Completed |
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Clarify the use of survey proformas, data collection forms and/or field identification guides relevant to assigned activities Completed |
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Confirm confidentiality requirements and protocols for communication with stakeholders, including local community and landowners Completed |
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Source and review available wetland data
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Obtain existing wetland data and review accuracy and relevance to field activities Completed |
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Locate external sources of relevant data sets and assess their availability, price, value and limitations Completed |
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Obtain selected data sets in accordance with workplace procedures Completed |
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Use available data to identify known wetland boundaries, characteristics, condition and any environmental issues relevant to the study Completed |
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Identify any significant information gaps Completed |
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Plan and organise assigned field activities
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Analyse field activities to identify related tasks, proformas and guides and plan efficient task sequences. Completed |
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Identify risks, risk control measures and other safety and environmental requirements associated with field activities Completed |
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Select and assemble field equipment and materials and check they are fit for purpose Completed |
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Liaise with relevant personnel to explain scope and purpose of field activities and organise site access and obtain any permits needed Completed |
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Review work plan in response to new information, changed circumstances or instructions from appropriate personnel Completed |
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Update work plan and communicate changes to stakeholders Completed |
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Conduct wetland survey and monitoring activities
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Observe and record wetland characteristics and evidence of disturbance according to procedures Completed |
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Collect reliable point positional data and attribute environmental data/samples for each location in accordance with data collection plan Completed |
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Verify any existing geographic information system (GIS) mapping of wetland location/type Completed |
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Collect representative samples using specified sampling methods and equipment Completed |
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Obtain valid and reliable in-situ measurements using specified test methods and equipment Completed |
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Ensure that monitoring data and samples are collected at the same locations and during similar seasonal and climatic conditions Completed |
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Pack and safely transport all samples, equipment and supplies back to home base Completed |
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Ensure all samples and data are labelled and stored safely to ensure integrity and traceability Completed |
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Ensure dispatch of collected samples for subsequent laboratory analysis Completed |
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Clean and test equipment before storage Completed |
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Contribute to assessment of wetland condition
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Review field observations, measurements and/or results of laboratory analyses to identify significant trends and/or problems with data Completed |
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Use given formulae and tables to assign scores, parameter values, index values and health index/rating, as appropriate Completed |
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Analyse data to identify environmental issues that may impact on current wetland management objectives/practices Completed |
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Report findings using a format and style that suits their intended use and in accordance with workplace guidelines Completed |
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Communicate results within the specified time and in accordance with workplace confidentiality and security guidelines Completed |
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Maintain a safe work environment
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Use safe work procedures and protective equipment to ensure personal safety and that of others Completed |
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Minimise environmental impacts of testing/sampling and generation of waste Completed |
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Collect and/or dispose of all waste in accordance with environmental requirements and workplace procedures Completed |
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