SFLWHS002 — Provide a safe work environment
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What an assessment for SFLWHS002 must cover
88 assessable components: 6 elements (29 performance criteria), 22 performance evidence and 33 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 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 Establish and maintain a framework for health, safety and security.
- 1.1Access and interpret key legislative documents to ensure that work health and safety systems comply with regulatory requirements.
- 1.2Design a work health and safety management system to suit the characteristics and needs of the floristry business, in consultation with workers.
- 1.3Identify and provide adequate financial and human resources to address work health and safety management practices.
- 1.4Develop and clearly articulate work health and safety policies and procedures in a style readily understood by workers.
- 1.5Establish and maintain a system for work health and safety record keeping.
- 1.6Establish and maintain systems to communicate work health and safety information to workers.
2 Establish and maintain consultative arrangements for the management of health, safety and security.
- 2.1Establish and maintain appropriate consultative processes to suit the characteristics and needs of the floristry business.
- 2.2Plan for and ensure that consultation is conducted at times designated by legislation.
- 2.3Resolve issues raised through consultation.
- 2.4Provide workers with accessible information on the outcomes of consultation.
3 Establish and maintain practices for identifying hazards, and assessing and controlling risks.
- 3.1Develop or access hazard identification and risk assessment documents that incorporate assessment criteria for assessing risks.
- 3.2Plan for and ensure systematic hazard identification at times designated by legislation.
- 3.3Develop procedures for the ongoing identification of types of hazards designated by legislation.
- 3.4Develop procedures for the assessment and control of risks associated with identified hazards.
- 3.5Nominate roles and responsibilities of workers for hazard identification, risk assessment and risk control within procedures.
- 3.6Take a lead role in controlling risks, including implementing interim or emergency solutions.
- 3.7Manage responses to incidents and accidents and follow legislative requirements for notifying and cooperating with work health and safety regulators.
4 Establish and maintain safe systems of work.
- 4.1Develop standard operating procedures for working safely, in line with key operational functions of the floristry business.
- 4.2Establish and maintain security procedures to ensure the health and safety of workers.
- 4.3Establish and maintain emergency evacuation plans and procedures.
5 Establish and maintain systems to provide workers with information, training and instruction.
- 5.1Consult with workers to develop and implement a plan for work health and safety training requirements.
- 5.2Establish and implement induction systems to inform workers about organisational work health and safety practices.
- 5.3Make all current work health and safety information readily accessible to workers.
- 5.4Provide training in work functions and the safe use equipment required to fulfil those functions.
- 5.5Articulate reporting structures in key organisational documents so that workers know from whom they must take safety instructions and directions.
6 Evaluate organisational health, safety and security system.
- 6.1Assess and maintain ongoing compliance with work health and safety law.
- 6.2Consult with workers to elicit feedback on work health and safety policies, procedures and practices.
- 6.3Assess effectiveness of work health and safety management practices
- 6.4Develop, implement, document and communicate improvements and changes to work health and safety system.
Performance evidence
- develop a comprehensive written work health and safety system for a given small floristry business to include:
- consultation strategy outlining chosen consultation methods and how these will be implemented
- a WHS induction program and checklist
- a basic training plan outlining work health and safety training requirements
- WHS documents tailored to the characteristics and needs of the business:
- an overarching organisational work health and safety policy
- procedures
- hazard identification and reporting tools
- risk assessment and control tools based on the hierarchy of control method
- emergency evacuation plan
- dangerous incident reports
- accident and injury reports
- develop these specific procedures as part of the above written system:
- security
- safe handling and storage of hazardous substances
- safe manual handling
- hazard reporting
- risk assessment
- reporting of dangerous incidents
- reporting of accidents and injuries
- reporting of notifiable incidents to work health and safety authority
- three standard operating procedures for working safely, in line with key operational functions of the floristry business.
Knowledge evidence
- the structure, characteristics and needs of the floristry business
- objectives, components and comprehensive details of relevant state or territory work health and safety (WHS) or occupational health and safety (OHS) law to include:
- actions that must be taken for legal compliance
- employer responsibilities to provide a safe workplace
- employer responsibilities to provide adequate facilities for the welfare or workers
- employer responsibilities to provide adequate first aid arrangements
- requirement to consult, designated times for consultation and acceptable consultation mechanisms
- the potential to use work health and safety representatives and committees, and their roles and responsibilities
- designated times for hazard identification and categories of hazards that must be identified
- acceptable mechanisms for hazard identification, risk assessment and risk control including the hierarchy of controls
- requirements for record keeping and acceptable record keeping mechanisms
- requirement to provide information, training and instruction
- worker responsibility to ensure safety of self, other workers and other people in the workplace
- worker responsibility to participate in work health and safety practices
- objectives, components and comprehensive details of work health and safety codes of practice developed by regulatory bodies
- ramifications of failure to observe WHS or OHS law
- methods of receiving updated information on WHS or OHS law and codes of practice
- components of work health and safety management systems
- a range of potential methods used to:
- conduct consultation when developing policies and procedures
- communicate work health and safety policies, procedures and safe working practices
- conduct ongoing work health and safety consultation
- evaluate the effectiveness of work health and safety management practices
- a range of formats for and inclusions of:
- policies
- procedures
- training plans
- hazard identification and reporting tools
- risk assessment and control tools based on the hierarchy of control method
- emergency evacuation plans
- dangerous incident reports
- accident and injury reports
- work health and safety record keeping systems.
Foundation skills
- Reading: interpret unfamiliar and highly complex materials describing regulatory requirements for work health and safety management systems.
- Writing: develop comprehensive work health and safety policies, procedures and template documents in a format and style easily understood by a full range of floristry workers.
- Oral communication: explain legal and conceptual information to a full range of floristry workers using language easily understood.
- Self-management: critically analyse the characteristics and needs of the organisation to design a tailored work health and safety system.
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Questions about assessing SFLWHS002
What does an assessment tool for SFLWHS002 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for SFLWHS002 needs to address all 88 unit components: 6 elements with 29 performance criteria, 22 performance evidence requirements, 33 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for SFLWHS002?
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