TLIX0022Decommission fuel storage and dispensing systems

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What an assessment for TLIX0022 must cover

82 assessable components: 4 elements (31 performance criteria), 15 performance evidence and 36 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 to decommission fuel storage and dispensing systems

  • 1.1Fuel system design, drawings and specifications are read and interpreted
  • 1.2Site conditions are determined, evaluated and accommodated in work plan
  • 1.3Existing site services are identified and accommodated in work plan
  • 1.4Tools, equipment and personnel required to complete work are determined
  • 1.5Authorisations, licences or permits required for work are identified and obtained by relevant personnel
  • 1.6Workplace documentation, site-specific requirements, industry standards and regulatory requirements are accessed and interpreted
  • 1.7Workplan is developed to ensure work is completed in correct sequence and in compliance with requirements
  • 1.8Safe work method statements (SWMS) are developed
  • 1.9Tools, equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE) required for work plan are identified and arranged
  • 1.10Human resource requirements are identified, and competency checked against requirements

2 Prepare to decommission fuel storage and dispensing systems

  • 2.1Site inductions are completed in accordance with workplace requirements
  • 2.2Risk assessments are completed, and controls and monitoring processes implement
  • 2.3Site personnel are briefed, and understanding of Emergency Response Plan (ERP), hazards, protection of existing site services, site works and operational requirements confirmed
  • 2.4Work area is barricaded to prevent unauthorised access
  • 2.5Site signage, isolation and lock-out/tag-out requirements are implemented
  • 2.6Materials, tools and equipment required are obtained and checked against requirements for correct operation and safety
  • 2.7Work is coordinated effectively with others on the worksite
  • 2.8SWMS for all work are reviewed with all site personnel and applied

3 Decommission fuel storage and dispensing systems

  • 3.1Decommissioning plan is interpreted and applied
  • 3.2Fuel system is isolated, fuel lines are fully drained and tank emptied
  • 3.3Excavations and backfilling are completed by appropriately skilled personnel in accordance with project specifications and site conditions
  • 3.4Fuel tanks are gas-freed and prepared for transport and disposal of any fuel storage tanks in accordance with industry standards and regulatory requirements or arrangements made to transport tank hot
  • 3.5Site is remediated in accordance with workplan, specifications and relevant regulation
  • 3.6Required site testing is completed to ensure it meets industry standards and regulatory requirements
  • 3.7Any additional work required in response to test results is completed

4 Complete work and reporting

  • 4.1Work completion is undertaken in accordance with workplan, SWMS and specifications
  • 4.2Site housekeeping is completed
  • 4.3Performance is recorded and reported
  • 4.4Compliance documentation and reporting is completed
  • 4.5Site handover to relevant person/s is completed in accordance with workplace procedures
  • 4.6Authorities are advised of work completion in accordance with regulatory requirements

Performance evidence

  • planning and coordinating work on a site that has variable hazardous areas
  • managing work involving multiple specialist contractors
  • identifying existing site services
  • communicating with relevant person/s to obtain and confirm work requirements
  • reviewing and applying safe work method statements (SWMS) for all work
  • working with relevant engineering consultants to develop/confirm proposed excavation plan and required structural support as may be required
  • isolating fuel system
  • ensuring excavations are completed by appropriately skilled personnel in accordance with project specifications and site conditions
  • gas-freeing fuel system and preparing it for transport or make arrangement to transport a hot tank
  • remediating site in accordance with workplan, specifications and relevant regulation
  • disposing of fuel storage tanks, decontaminated and contaminated materials in accordance with industry standards and regulatory requirements
  • completing site testing and any additional work required in response to test results in accordance with industry standards and regulatory requirements
  • coordinating work activities with others
  • monitoring work and adapting as required
  • completing workplace documentation and reporting

Knowledge evidence

  • organisational communication protocols
  • relevant permit types
  • classification of hazardous zones
  • safety requirements and emergency procedures
  • site-specific hazardous areas/zones and determining minimum distances
  • requirements for working in different weather conditions
  • requirements for working in confined spaces
  • requirements for working at heights
  • requirements for traffic management
  • requirements for lock-out/tag-out procedures
  • requirements for isolations
  • requirements for site signage
  • requirements for atmosphere testing
  • requirements for spill management
  • requirements for ‘in-date’ inspection tags
  • requirements for dealing with local emergency services
  • requirements for tool and equipment checks
  • requirements for approved contractor certification/licencing
  • process for determining excavation depth for different systems
  • engineering input required for excavations
  • job safety analysis (JSA), safe work procedures (SWP) and SWMS
  • implications of changes to site conditions during work activity
  • methods for managing any ground contamination known in advance or found as work progresses
  • different types of fuels and their associated hazards
  • different materials and equipment required for the work and their associated hazards
  • work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS) requirements for potential lead contaminated materials and equipment
  • site remediation requirements including sourcing fill and accelerated bio-remediation practices
  • fuel testing and sampling techniques
  • spill management
  • tank inspection techniques
  • Australian Standards related to certification of reporting for decommissioned fuel systems, destruction/disposal of tanks and waste disposal certificates
  • solid and liquid waste certificates
  • certification of reporting to local Environment Protection Authority (EPA) regulations
  • certification of reporting to local Development Approval (DA) conditions
  • jurisdictional EPA and/or local government licences for removal, transport and disposal of fill and/or potentially contaminated fill from site
  • jurisdictional Service Station Licensing requirements

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