CPCCDE4009 — Supervise asbestos removal

1 Plan supervision of asbestos removal.

• 1.1Obtain and interpret work instructions, client’s brief, asbestos register, if available, and relevant information to ensure a compliant removal process.
• 1.2Develop asbestos removal control plan (ARCP) and safe work method statements (SWMS).
• 1.3Inspect worksite to identify scope of job and conduct initial preparations according to ARCP and SWMS.
• 1.4Identify and notify regulator and all parties affected by removal of ACM.
• 1.5Confirm staffing and competency requirements for the job.
• 1.6Confirm health monitoring of workers is being undertaken.
• 1.7Calculate quantity of ACM to be removed and materials and equipment required for the job.
• 1.8Identify licensed asbestos disposal facility for transport and disposal of asbestos according to environmental regulatory obligations and record in ARCP.
• 1.9Prepare and plan for air monitoring and a clearance inspection by a licensed asbestos assessor (friable) or competent person (non-friable).
• 1.10Identify, source and ensure serviceability of plant, tools, equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE).
• 1.11Plan work schedules to ensure compliant supervision of the asbestos removal job.

2 Oversee the preparation for asbestos removal.

• 2.1Maintain required on-site records.
• 2.2Induct workers and provide the ARCP for safe and compliant operation of the job.
• 2.3Ensure PPE for workers is provided and stored on site.
• 2.4Ensure signage and barricades are erected to delineate the asbestos work area from the worksite in accordance with the ARCP.
• 2.5Manage the serviceability checks for equipment and tools conforming with manufacturer specifications for use.
• 2.6Ensure that utilities are deactivated and secured, and relevant persons are notified prior to commencing work.
• 2.7Identify asbestos waste storage and waste transit route according to site-specific ARCP.

3 Supervise compliant testing.

• 3.1Communicate with the licensed asbestos assessor to ensure compliance with legislative requirements for air monitoring and enclosure integrity.
• 3.2Check conformity of air monitoring test result in consultation with licensed asbestos assessor and apply relevant action in accordance with regulatory requirements.
• 3.3Notify health and safety regulator if air monitoring levels are above 0.02 fibres/millilitre.
• 3.4Post daily air monitoring readings on the worksite according to legislative requirements.

4 Supervise removal and decontamination processes.

• 4.1Manage ongoing serviceability checks for equipment and tools conforming with manufacturer specifications for use.
• 4.2Supervise removal of asbestos according to the ARCP and SWMS.
• 4.3Organise removal of ACM waste from site according to environmental regulatory obligations and ARCP.
• 4.4Supervise facilities and processes to ensure compliant decontamination of workers, work area and worksite, including plant, tools and equipment.
• 4.5Secure site until clearance inspection is undertaken and clearance certificate has been received.
• 4.6Upon receiving clearance certificate ensure decontaminated plant, tools and equipment are removed from the work area.
• 4.7Supervise the dismantling of enclosures and relevant equipment (friable) and clean up.

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