NWPTRD003Evaluate, implement and monitor high risk trade waste discharge approvals

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60 assessable components: 5 elements (21 performance criteria), 24 performance evidence and 15 knowledge evidence requirements. 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 Advise customers on trade waste approval procedures

  • 1.1Respond to customer queries regarding applications for high risk trade waste approvals
  • 1.2Advise customers of the procedures involved in processing, approving and monitoring trade waste applications
  • 1.3Obtain and analyse work health and safety (WHS), environmental and sustainable energy practices and procedures

2 Evaluate trade waste discharges for new industries

  • 2.1Identify significant pollutants generated according to environmental legislation and workplace procedures
  • 2.2Identify hazards, assess risks and implement control measures according to workplace procedures
  • 2.3Identify and evaluate trade waste management processes and workplace procedures
  • 2.4Develop and check contingency plans
  • 2.5Prepare trade waste management policies and plans

3 Assess applications for high risk trade waste discharge approvals

  • 3.1Receive all relevant documentation and assess customer applications
  • 3.2Assess applications against concentration, mass and flow limits, discharges of prohibited substances and local sewerage issues according to environmental issues
  • 3.3Assess proposed pre-treatment systems, monitoring, control systems and procedures for suitability
  • 3.4Assess chemical storage, handling and spill prevention procedures and ensure compliance with relevant legislation and industry standards
  • 3.5Schedule and conduct on-site inspections according to workplace procedures

4 Implement approved trade waste discharge applications

  • 4.1Determine and assess approval conditions and discuss with customer
  • 4.2Estimate cost calculations and discuss with customers according to current charging policies and formulae
  • 4.3Monitor construction and commissioning activities to ensure compliance with approvals
  • 4.4Determine monitoring activities and schedules and discuss with customer
  • 4.5Create and maintain database records including charging parameters and monitoring schedule

5 Monitor and review trade waste treatment and disposal approvals

  • 5.1Monitor customer for compliance of trade waste treatment and discharge according to trade waste approvals and workplace requirements
  • 5.2Establish processes to identify and report non-compliances with trade waste approvals to relevant stakeholders
  • 5.3Identify and implement enforcement measures and processes to manage identified non-compliances

Performance evidence

  • advising customers of the trade waste management policies and procedures in operation and of requirements for obtaining and complying with trade waste discharge approvals
  • assessing and evaluating applications for high risk trade waste treatment and disposal including the following factors:
  • concentration
  • discharges of prohibited substances
  • environmental issues
  • flow limits
  • local sewage issues
  • mass
  • assessing applications including:
  • applying approval conditions
  • communicating conditions with customers
  • assessing chemical storage
  • assessing proposed pre-treatment, monitoring and control systems
  • creating and maintaining customer database records
  • creating records and maintaining database containing customer records
  • estimating cost calculations for high risk trade waste disposal
  • identifying and evaluating trade waste producing processes
  • identifying and implementing non-compliance issues
  • identifying and reporting non-compliance of trade waste approvals
  • implementing charging and monitoring procedures
  • interpreting and applying legislation and policies applicable to trade waste
  • interpreting and reviewing hydraulic, architectural and site plans
  • scheduling and performing onsite inspections
  • using personal protective equipment for protection against physical, chemical and biological hazards

Knowledge evidence

  • customer expectations and requirements
  • hydraulics and chemistry
  • industrial waste treatment methods and processes for high risk industrial organisations
  • investigation procedures
  • measuring, testing and sampling procedures
  • personal protection and safety precautions relevant for wastewater sampling
  • pollutant identification techniques
  • relevant formulae
  • relevant legislation, policies and procedures including:
  • environmental
  • sustainable practices
  • work health and safety
  • significant pollutants
  • wastewater collection, treatment and disposal systems
  • water quality parameters of significance to the wastewater system

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