RIICCM202E — Identify, locate and protect underground services
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What an assessment for RIICCM202E must cover
44 assessable components: 4 elements (25 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 8 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 5 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 Prepare to identify, locate and protect underground services
- 1.1Obtain, interpret and confirm work requirements
- 1.2Access, interpret and apply Australian standards and documentation required for identifying, locating and protecting underground services and confirm work activity is compliant
- 1.3Identify hazards and environmental issues, assess the risks and implement control measures in line with workplace policies
- 1.4Identify and adhere to traffic signage requirements
- 1.5Select equipment and tools required for service locating works and check for faults and report or rectify within scope of own role
- 1.6Identify and apply environmental protection requirements for task
- 1.7Obtain and prepare information for search requirements from national referral service prior to making contact with the service provider
- 1.8Contact, obtain service and utility location details from and identify specific requirements of service and utility owners
2 Identify and locate underground services
- 2.1Identify hazards and environmental issues, assess risks, implement control measures and confirm safe working environment
- 2.2Determine location, alignment direction, level and grade of services and utilities from plans and location details
- 2.3Comply with specific requirements of service and utility owners
- 2.4Use visual and physical means to inspect site for services and utilities prior to commencing construction
- 2.5Use required service locating equipment to detect and determine position of underground services and, in consultation with operator undertaking construction work, which assets are affected by planned works
- 2.6Mark out positions of underground services and utilities as required
- 2.7Generate reports of underground service location
3 Protect underground services
- 3.1Advise operators undertaking construction of requirements for asset and utility protection according to service and utility owners requirements
- 3.2Establish clearance distances and isolate work as required according to safety requirements
- 3.3Move, relocate as necessary, protect and support services and utilities from construction process according to safety requirements and in conjunction with service and utility owners as required
- 3.4Advise non-destructive and manual excavation as required
- 3.5Confirm restoration of infrastructure assets and backfilling according to safety, and service and utility owners’ requirements, and advise road authority once work is completed as required
- 3.6Record and report to asset owners and supervisory staff any damage to services and utilities during activity
4 Conduct housekeeping activities
- 4.1Clear work area and dispose of and recycle materials as required
- 4.2Clean, check and maintain condition of equipment, and report issues as required or address within scope of own role
- 4.3Manage and report hazards as required
- 4.4Finalise and process written records as required according to workplace procedures
Performance evidence
- identify, locate and protect underground services on at least two occasions, including: use electromagnetic locating equipment on at least one occasion to detect conductive underground services.
- locate, apply and retain on site access to documentation, policies and procedures required to identify, locate and protect underground services
- implement the requirements, procedures and techniques for completing the identification, location and protection of underground services, including: selecting and using required tools and equipment, communicating to clarify instructions and information, completing housekeeping activities
- work with others to identify, locate and protect underground services that meets required outcomes, including: using a range of communication techniques and equipment, complying with written and verbal reporting requirements and procedures
- employ required techniques, plant and equipment to search for services and utilities
- identify services and owners of services and utilities.
Knowledge evidence
- key indicators of work quality and accuracy
- processes for planning and organising work activities
- safety data sheets and materials handling methods
- electromagnetic locating and radar based technologies
- job safety analyses (JSAs), job safety environmental analyses (JSEAs), and safe work method statements (SWMSs)
- key risks relating to identifying, locating and protecting underground services, including those associated with: traffic, live electrical services, confined spaces, falls, locating near other works in progress, manual handling, gas
- key policies and procedures, legislation and established requirements for identifying, locating and protecting underground services, including those for: workplace health and safety, environmental protection, operating and maintaining equipment, fault checking and calibrating locating equipment, marking underground asset locations, waste disposal and recycling, site isolation and traffic control, excavation and finished surfaces reinstatement, obtaining emergency numbers and contact details of service and utility owners, obtaining and preparing search requirement information from Dial Before You Dig (DBYD), damage to services and utilities
- key factors affecting work activities described in performance evidence above, including: types of services, utilities and providers, working in a road reserve, equipment types, characteristics, technical capabilities and limitations, asset specific clearance distances, non-destructive excavation methods for exposing underground services.
Foundation skills
- Numeracy: Adjusts activities given tolerances of plan details and equipment
- Oral communication: Verbally acquires details from and reports problems and/or hazards to a supervisor or service and/or utility owner
- Reading: Identifies and interprets information from at times complex workplace procedures, documentation, legislation and regulations
- Self-management: Monitors and minimises self-exposure to worksite risks during activities
- Writing: Records simple and routine information relating to work activities
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What does an assessment tool for RIICCM202E need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for RIICCM202E needs to address all 44 unit components: 4 elements with 25 performance criteria, 6 performance evidence requirements, 8 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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