TLIF3015 — Work safely as a non-electrical licensed worker near electrical assets

1 Prepare to work safely near electrical assets

• 1.1Relevant state/territory safe work legislative requirements are identified
• 1.2Unsafe distances (clearance zones, no go zones or exclusion zones) near low and high voltage power lines are confirmed and applied to safe work planning
• 1.3Safe work practices and procedures are planned for in accordance with state/territory regulatory requirements, codes of practice and workplace policies
• 1.4Safe approach distances are identified and confirmed in accordance with state/territory legislation
• 1.5Potential hazards are identified, risks are assessed and risk control options are prioritised and documented in accordance with workplace operating procedures and state/territory regulatory requirements
• 1.6Incident response plans are developed in accordance with safe systems of work, job safety, environmental analysis, work method statements and state/territory regulatory requirements

2 Carry out work near electrical assets safely

• 2.1Work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS) principles and practices are applied, as required
• 2.2Hazards are identified and monitored during work tasks
• 2.3Changes to assessed risks are monitored
• 2.4Risk control options are implemented, monitored and amended as required to ensure safe work operations
• 2.5Potential risks and hazards are recorded and reported in accordance with workplace policies and state/territory regulatory requirements
• 2.6Emergency procedures and incident response plans are appropriately prepared for all tasks and implemented in an emergency
• 2.7All personnel on the specific task or job site are made aware of the location of emergency procedures and incident response plans
• 2.8Content of emergency procedures and incident response plans is explained

3 Cease work near electrical assets when safety is compromised

• 3.1Operation of vehicle is stopped immediately contact with electrical assets is made, in accordance with workplace policies and procedures and state/territory regulatory requirements
• 3.2Nature of electrical incident or potential threat is assessed and communicated to relevant personnel in accordance with workplace policies and procedures, and state/territory regulatory requirements
• 3.3Request for emergency services to be contacted is made in accordance with workplace policies and procedures

4 Evaluate additional potential threats

• 4.1While remaining in vehicle, additional threats are evaluated and a suitable plan of action to address these additional threats is determined in accordance with workplace policies and procedures, and state/territory regulatory requirements
• 4.2Location of fallen wires and other threats are determined and all parts of vehicle are treated as live and/or dangerous unless otherwise determined, in accordance with workplace policies and procedures, and state/territory regulatory requirements
• 4.3People in close proximity are directed to stay clear until area is electrically safe and situation is resolved, in accordance with workplace policies and procedures, and state/territory regulatory requirements
• 4.4Vehicle is exited in accordance with workplace policies and procedures or as directed by emergency services personnel

5 Complete relevant documentation

• 5.1Work schedules and authorisations including safe systems of work, job safety and environmental analysis, work method statements and work permits are documented in accordance with workplace procedures and state/territory regulatory requirements
• 5.2Incident reports are recorded in accordance with workplace policies and procedures, and state/territory regulatory requirements
• 5.3Relevant reports, records and data sheets are accurately recorded and lodged in accordance with workplace policies and procedures, and state/territory regulatory requirements

What does an assessment tool for TLIF3015 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for TLIF3015 needs to address all 51 unit components: 5 elements with 24 performance criteria, 15 performance evidence requirements, 12 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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