FWPCOT4216 — Plan for and coordinate construction of log landings and snig tracks

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32 assessable components: 3 elements (15 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 8 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Identify landing and recovery requirements

1.1Gather information on the workplace health and safety and regulatory requirements, standards and codes of practice for the planning, construction and operation of landings and snig tracks
1.2Obtain and assess information on logging methods, topography and environmental management considerations for site
1.3Identify landing location and construction requirements from harvest plan, and inspect site to assess factors affecting operations
1.4Identify timeframe for use of site and likely weather conditions
1.5Determine log extraction methods and storage requirements for landings, roads, tracks, equipment placement, falling and recovery rates and delivery schedules

2 Plan for landings and snig tracks construction

2.1Confirm specific landing site size and level from harvest plan meet operational requirements, optimise construction time and minimise environmental damage
2.2Confirm type, number and location of snig tracks from harvest plan optimise track clearing and construction time and log handling capacity, and minimise environmental damage
2.3Locate track and road entry points to landing according to harvest plan, log handling procedures, vehicle and equipment access, turning and loading space requirements
2.4Verify landing and track provide for available equipment and access for construction
2.5Confirm requirements for restoration of land on completion of operations

3 Coordinate landing and track development

3.1Communicate approved landing and snig track construction plan to contractors and site personnel
3.2Develop operational procedures for tracks and landings with contractors and site personnel
3.3Provide technical assistance to contractors and site personnel for construction of landing and tracks
3.4Monitor construction of landing and tracks
3.5Review and modify plan to account for unexpected ground, water, vegetation or other environmental conditions

Performance evidence

There must be evidence that the individual has planned and coordinated the construction of one log landing site and associated snig tracks within a forest or farm forest setting for storing logs prior to being dispatched.
assessed log harvesting and extraction methods, landing site location and operational and environmental protection requirements
confirmed that construction specifications meet operational requirements, optimise construction time and track clearing, and have a minimal impact on the environment
prepared operational procedures and coordinated people, resources and equipment for the construction
monitored construction development and identified methods of improvement

Knowledge evidence

content and application of applicable commonwealth, state, territory or local government regulations for the design, construction and operation of landings and snig tracks
key features of these varying environmental conditions, and effects on the planning and construction of landings and snig tracks: fallen trees, general forest lean, ground growth, ground hazards and obstacles, ground slope, density of trees, wet and adverse weather conditions
environmental protection practices for forest and forest farm settings: minimising temporary, short-term, long-term and permanent damage to natural vegetation and landscape; soil and water protection; returning the environment to its original or near to original condition on completion of operations
purpose, features and operational requirements of these types of snig tracks: emergency escape routes, equipment access tracks, hauling tracks, vehicular tracks
purpose, features and operational requirements of: landings; vehicles and equipment used on landings and snig tracks
processes for: designing and coordinating the development of landings and snig tracks; determining the most time-effective and cost-effective plan for construction
typical industry chain of command for communication of information, instruction and technical advice
workplace standards, policies and procedures for the design, construction and operation of landings and snig tracks: workplace health and safety specific to the use of landings and snig tracks; environmental protection; documenting designs for landings and snig tracks; recording and reporting the design and implementation process

Foundation skills

Reading: Interpret complex and unfamiliar regulatory and environmental information
Writing: Document detailed and accurate plans for landings and snig tracks Develop and document operational procedures using language easily understood by contractors and site personnel
Oral communication: Provide clear and unambiguous instructions to site personnel Ask open and closed questions and actively listen to clarify issues with contractors and site personnel
Numeracy: Complete complex calculations involving rates of extraction, height, length, weight, vehicle turning and loading space to determine size and capacity of snig tracks

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