AHCIRG443 — Supervise irrigation system maintenance

1 Develop a maintenance program for an irrigation system

• 1.1Establish the maintenance requirements for the irrigation site, components and structures
• 1.2Determine the frequency of maintenance activities required and develop a schedule
• 1.3Identify and quantify total maintenance costs
• 1.4Assess the workplace health and safety risks associated with the maintenance program and implement suitable controls
• 1.5Minimise environmental impacts of irrigation system maintenance activities
• 1.6Develop a system for reporting maintenance activities

2 Supervise maintenance of irrigation components

• 2.1Develop maintenance checklists for irrigation components
• 2.2Monitor component operation, identify operating faults and take appropriate action
• 2.3Identify and investigate abnormal operation or frequent and recurring breakdowns and organise maintenance as required
• 2.4Identify situations requiring expert advice seek and specialist assistance
• 2.5Review equipment condition routinely to ensure and maintain efficient operations

3 Carry out maintenance of testing equipment

• 3.1Perform preventative maintenance on testing equipment
• 3.2Identify and report equipment wear and faults
• 3.3Perform minor repairs within limits of authorisation
• 3.4Replace defective parts and make adjustments
• 3.5Seek expert help where difficulties are encountered
• 3.6Update maintenance and calibration records

4 Identify weed or pest infestation and seek specialist advice

• 4.1Identify and report weed or pest infestation
• 4.2Seek specialist advice on weed or pest infestation
• 4.3Ensure weed or pest control methods are scheduled at the optimum time that will have minimal damage to the crop
• 4.5Maintain infestation and treatment records

5 Complete records of irrigation system maintenance

• 5.1Maintain maintenance activity records
• 5.2Assess maintenance work results against the maintenance program

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