RIIWHS404D — Implement and monitor health and hygiene management systems

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What an assessment for RIIWHS404D must cover

58 assessable components: 5 elements (27 performance criteria), 14 performance evidence and 17 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 Identify the effects and symptoms associated with workplace health and hygiene

1.1Access, interpret and apply health and hygiene management systems documentation and ensure the work activity is compliant
1.2Identify the causal chain and focus of common diseases
1.3Identify the effects and symptoms of stress on employee health and effectiveness
1.4Identify the effects and symptoms of shift work on employee health and effectiveness
1.5Identify the effects and symptoms of alcohol and other drug/substance abuse on employee health and effectiveness

2 Identify and monitor health and hygiene standards and systems

2.1Identify and interpret legislative, Industry and site standards for health and hygiene
2.2Identify and monitor health and hygiene requirements within the mine operational planning and management systems
2.3Identify and monitor health and hygiene requirements within the mine safety management plans
2.4Monitor and review work injury recording systems as required by legislation and organisational guidelines
2.5Monitor and review sanitation and hygiene systems as required by legislation and organisational guidelines
2.6Monitor and review chemical and hazardous substances control systems as required by legislation and organisational guidelines
2.7Implement and monitor atmosphere and dust control measures in accordance with the ventilation management plan

3 Implement and monitor health and hygiene protection measures for individuals

3.1Implement, monitor and review health and hygiene training systems and programs
3.2Implement and monitor personal protective equipment systems and measures and monitor the effectiveness of protection
3.3Resource, implement and monitor systems and procedures for manual and assisted handling

4 Identify, implement and monitor control measures for operational health and hygiene hazards

4.1Identify, implement and monitor control measures and standards related to mine lighting
4.2Identify, implement and monitor control measures and standards related to vibration
4.3Identify, implement and monitor control measure and standards related to noise
4.4Identify, implement and monitor control measures and standards associated with exposure to extremes of heat/cold
4.5Identify, implement and monitor control measures associated with equipment and materials
4.6Identify, implement and monitor air quantity and quality control measures
4.7Identify, implement and monitor control measures and standards related to the handling, storage and conveyance of explosives
4.8Identify, implement and monitor control measures and standards related to radiation and radiation sources

5 Audit and review systems in respect of health and hygiene measures

5.1Review the effectiveness and compliance of health and hygiene management, as part of both operational and safety management systems
5.2Investigate and respond to circumstances which give rise to or threaten the health and hygiene of individuals, or refer to the appropriate authority for response
5.3Audit and/or review the health and hygiene training program/content for currency, relevance and compliance
5.4Review and/or audit recording and reporting systems for compliance

Performance evidence

locates and applies relevant legislation, documentation, policies and procedures
demonstrates completion of the implementation and monitoring of health and hygiene management systems that safely, effectively and efficiently meets all of the required outcomes on more than one (1) occasion including:
identifying, communicating, and clarifying job roles and responsibilities to others
monitoring of activity for those involved in applying health and hygiene management systems
consistently and successfully implements and monitors health and hygiene management systems
accesses, interprets and applies technical information
using a range of communication techniques to share ideas and information
planning and organising activities that maintain or improve health and hygiene systems
preparing and documenting systems and procedures for health and hygiene systems
apply risk management processes and techniques
conducting enquiries / investigations and prepare written reports
accessing, evaluating and applying data from monitoring systems and equipment / plant
validating training analysis results
applying review and audit processes and techniques

Knowledge evidence

relevant legislative and Industry health and hygiene standards and compliance requirements
control measure for health and hygiene
establishing health and hygiene objectives and criteria
health and hygiene management systems information procedures
risk management and control theory and processes
causes, symptoms and impacts of stress on employees
potential impacts of drug and substance abuse
chemical information management systems (SDS or equivalent)
health hazards and controls associated with mining processes and the likely impacts on personnel
health hazards and controls associated with exposure to heat / cold conditions
health hazards associated with explosives
health hazards associated with radiation and radiation sources
health hazards associated with equipment and plant
health hazards associated with lighting
health hazards associated with vibration
health hazards associated with noise
health and hygiene training requirements and systems

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What does an assessment tool for RIIWHS404D need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for RIIWHS404D needs to address all 58 unit components: 5 elements with 27 performance criteria, 14 performance evidence requirements, 17 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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