MSS025036 — Plan and conduct environmental project work

1 Determine project scope

• 1.1Review background information and consult with supervisor to determine project aim, objectives and time frame
• 1.2Identify intended outcomes, key stakeholders, drivers and likely constraints
• 1.3Identify key activities, milestones and resources required to achieve deliverables on time
• 1.4Identify performance indicators to monitor project progress and acceptance criteria for deliverables
• 1.5Clarify and/or confirm project scope and performance indicators with supervisor

2 Develop project plan

• 2.1Read and interpret legislation, standards, codes and procedures to determine relevance to project activities
• 2.2Review background information to inform the development of project methodology
• 2.3Analyse risks and include risk management strategies across all aspects of project work
• 2.4Develop strategies for conducting the project, including alternative measurement methods
• 2.5Outline feasible and measurable project objectives, selected methodology, outputs and the roles and responsibilities of participants
• 2.6Develop and optimise work breakdown structure, including integration and sequencing of tasks
• 2.7Draft project plan and work schedule and consult with supervisor for review, amendments and approval

3 Review project methodology

• 3.1Conduct trials to refine methodology and provide proof of concept
• 3.2Troubleshoot equipment and methodology problems and develop and test solutions in consultation with supervisor
• 3.3Modify draft project plan to incorporate refinements and solutions
• 3.4Document all accepted and rejected ideas or prototypes from trials
• 3.5Communicate plan to project participants and resolve

4 Execute project plan

• 4.1Execute own project activities in accordance with plan
• 4.2Monitor project activities to identify issues and constraints
• 4.3Initiate action to resolve issues and constraints within own scope of responsibility and technical competence
• 4.4Seek advice on issues and constraints beyond scope of responsibility or technical competence
• 4.5Monitor and report on progress of project against agreed indicators and milestones

5 Collect and analyse data

• 5.1Safely operate measurement equipment and instruments in accordance with manufacturer requirements, test methods and workplace procedures
• 5.2Obtain data using specified methods and in accordance with safety and legislative, regulatory and workplace requirements
• 5.3Record and store data in agreed formats
• 5.4Recognise anomalous results and investigate causes
• 5.5Evaluate data using specified quality criteria and reference materials
• 5.6Use mathematical, statistical and graphical methods and software to analyse and present results
• 5.7Report results using the accuracy, precision and units appropriate to project plan

6 Finalise project

• 6.1Provide progress reports and project outputs on time and at the required quality standard
• 6.2Evaluate the project process and outputs in comparison with the project objectives and performance criteria
• 6.3Identify any issues and opportunities for improvement
• 6.4Write project reports containing the required information and using the agreed style, voice and format and seek feedback from supervisor
• 6.5Complete and store all project documentation
• 6.6Finalise and present report of project process and outcomes to supervisor

What does an assessment tool for MSS025036 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for MSS025036 needs to address all 50 unit components: 6 elements with 35 performance criteria, 1 performance evidence requirements, 10 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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