AHCIRG436 — Implement an irrigation-related environmental protection program

1 Provide information to staff involved in irrigation and related work

• 1.1Provide information on the irrigation and drainage environmental protection plan to staff and explain
• 1.2Explain relevant environmental protection legislation, regulation, codes of practice and workplace procedures and their application to staff
• 1.3Explain and demonstrate information about known risks to the environment and work practices associated with irrigation practices and related activities
• 1.4Explain and demonstrate workplace environmental record system and procedures
• 1.5Identify environmental protection induction and training needs and arrange training as required

2 Implement and monitor procedures for identifying risks to the environment and maintaining effective control measures

• 2.1Identify and report environmental risks so that adequate risk assessment and control measures can be implemented
• 2.2Implement and monitor irrigation related environmental protection plan and program
• 2.3Identify and record inadequacies in existing risk control measures or allocation of resources according to environmental issue reporting procedures and processes
• 2.4Report environmental or resource allocation issues and measures to the owner or manager

3 Implement procedures for responding to potential and actual environmental pollution events

• 3.1Implement procedures for responding to potential and actual pollution events to ensure prompt and effective control action is taken
• 3.2Investigate and report pollution events
• 3.3Calculate stormwater control requirements
• 3.4Discuss suitable measures to prevent recurrence and minimise risk of pollution events with the owner or manager, and implement revised procedures where necessary

4 Implement and monitor procedures for maintaining environmental protection record

• 4.1Identify and rectify gaps in record keeping systems
• 4.2Maintain environmental protection records
• 4.3Monitor record keeping systems to ensure compliance

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