RIIWMG601D — Establish and maintain water management system

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43 assessable components: 4 elements (29 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 10 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 Plan and prepare to establish and maintain water management system

1.1Access, interpret and apply water management system documentation and ensure the work activity is compliant
1.2Access, interpret and analyse organisational goals, objectives and strategies to determine required research
1.3Investigate and analyse license, worksite environmental conditions and legislation to develop options, strategies and anticipated outcomes
1.4Evaluate existing system and equipment suitability, taking into account operational requirements, safety and health issues and environmental legislation/regulations
1.5Research, evaluate, select and purchase new systems
1.6Access, interpret and analyse research information to establish options and opportunities

2 Facilitate site environmental investigation

2.1Consult with internal and external stakeholders in the planning process and gain their support for the outcomes
2.2Establish strategies and systems to support analysis of the worksite environments
2.3Ensure worksite environments are investigated to identify and assess the factors which impact on water management system
2.4Ensure market opportunities are identified and explored to assist the organisation to forecast trends and options
2.5Ensure water quantity and quality requirements and excesses are determined
2.6Ensure threats and opportunities are identified, analysed and used to optimise project outcomes
2.7Ensure titles searches are undertaken
2.8Ensure legal obligations are identified and documented

3 Develop, implement and maintain procedures for the system

3.1Ensure contingency plans for flood routing of water in operational area to cover peak flows are developed and implemented
3.2Ensure site plans for surface drainage and total reticulation network are developed and implemented to service the life of the mine
3.3Ensure procedures for pumping waters from the mine are developed and meet licence conditions
3.4Ensure work procedures are developed for drainage and road geometry
3.5Ensure staged development of civil aspects are planned and interpret
3.6Ensure water treatment systems are designed to specification
3.7Ensure maintenance work procedures for the drainage scheme of the worksites are developed and implemented
3.8Identify, clarify and communicate roles and responsibilities
3.9Develop and implement information and training systems to support water management
3.10Prepare an emergency response plan for failure or critical aspects the system

4 Evaluate the system

4.1Identify and agree on performance indicators and criteria for the evaluation of statutory compliance and system effectiveness
4.2Ensure site drainage, reticulation and wastewater treatment is monitored against agreed indicators
4.3Ensure quality of site drainage effluent is monitored, recorded and reported
4.4Ensure hydrological effects and sensitive ecological/ conservation sites are monitored
4.5Ensure instances of non-compliance with regulatory requirements are identified, assessed and addressed

Performance evidence

locates and applies relevant legislation, documentation, policies and procedures
implements the requirements, procedures and techniques for the safe, effective and efficient establishing and maintenance of water management systems including: accessing and using information management technologies, accessing, reading and interpreting survey plans, interpreting geological and hydrological data, evaluating new and used equipment, identifying and applying people and processes management techniques, identifying and applying negotiation techniques, preparing and presenting management reports, preparing operating budgets, preparing tender specifications, applying conflict resolution techniques
works effectively with others to undertake and complete the establishing and maintenance of water management systems tasks that meet all the required outcomes including: consulting with internal and external stakeholders, identifying, allocating, clarifying and communicating roles, responsibilities and targets, using a range of communication techniques and equipment to convey information to others, issuing and maintaining written and verbal reporting requirements and procedures, organising work activities to meet task requirements, developing, implementing, communicating and maintaining system procedures
demonstrates completion of establishing and maintenaning of water management systems that safely, effectively and efficiently meets all of the required outcomes on more than one (1) occasion including: identifying, assessing and selecting program components, identifying required information and scope of work, accessing, interpreting and analysing research, information and requirements, identifying and applying strategies and systems to investigate the worksite, ensuring worksite environmental investigations are completed, developing contingency and site plans and procedures for the system, assessing design of water treatment systems, developing and implementing information and training systems, monitoring, recording and reporting on system performance

Knowledge evidence

accessing, interpreting and applying drainage systems techniques
identifying, assessing and addressing environmental requirements
accessing, interpreting and applying financial management techniques
accessing, interpreting and applying mine design techniques
identifying mine plant and equipment capabilities and limitations
accessing, interpreting and applying mine water management systems techniques
accessing, interpreting and applying organisational objectives
accessing, interpreting and applying safety features of water management systems
identifying and applying team management techniques
establishing training and assessment systems

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