TLIX0024 — Install, modify and commission fuel storage and dispensing systems
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What an assessment for TLIX0024 must cover
126 assessable components: 6 elements (43 performance criteria), 22 performance evidence and 61 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 install, modify and commission 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 install, modify and commission 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
- 2.4Site signage, isolation and lock-out/tag-out requirements are implemented
- 2.5Materials, tools and equipment required are obtained and checked against requirements for correct operation and safety
- 2.6Work is coordinated effectively with others on the worksite
- 2.7SWMS for all work are reviewed with all site personnel and applied
3 Install fuel storage and dispensing systems
- 3.1Site is prepared in accordance with design, drawings and specifications, and existing site services are protected
- 3.2Excavations are completed by appropriately skilled personnel in accordance with project specifications and site conditions
- 3.3Tank is positioned and secured/backfilled in accordance with design, drawings and manufacturer requirements and specifications
- 3.4Environmental secondary containment is installed in compliance with requirements
- 3.5Pipework is installed in accordance with design, drawings and manufacturer requirements and specifications
- 3.6Integrity testing pre-bury is arranged and any faults rectified in accordance with the requirements of Australian Standards
- 3.7Backfilling and paving are completed, post-bury integrity testing arranged and any faults rectified in accordance with the requirements of Australian Standards
- 3.8Dispensing gear is installed in accordance with design, drawings and manufacturer requirements and specifications
- 3.9Fuel is circulated independent of site point of sale (POS) controls and correct grade/type confirmed
4 Modify fuel storage and dispensing infrastructure
- 4.1Modification of work plan is interpreted and applied including protection of existing site services
- 4.2Modifications are completed in accordance with design, specification and manufacturer instructions
- 4.3Testing is conducted to ensure modifications meet industry standards and regulatory requirements
- 4.4Additional work is undertaken as required in response to test results
5 Commission fuel storage and dispensing systems
- 5.1Pre-commissioning activities are completed in accordance with workplan and manufacturer requirements and specifications
- 5.2Commissioning workplan is completed in accordance with work plan and specification
- 5.3Problems or non-conformance are identified, recorded, rectified and reported
- 5.4Trials and tests of fuel storage systems are conducted
- 5.5Fuel system is bought online including operation of the dispensing equipment via the POS
- 5.6Required adjustments are made and recorded
- 5.7Testing is conducted in accordance with industry standards and regulatory requirements
6 Complete work and reporting
- 6.1Work completion is undertaken in accordance with workplan, SWMS and specifications
- 6.2Site housekeeping is completed
- 6.3Performance is recorded and reported
- 6.4Compliance documentation and reporting is completed
- 6.5Site handover to relevant person/s is completed in accordance with workplace procedures
- 6.6Authorities 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 and protecting any 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
- following tank manufacturer’s procedures/requirements for tank receipt and installation
- following fuel piping manufacturer’s procedures/requirements for pipe receipt and installation
- following fuel system electrical conduit manufacturer’s procedures/requirements for receipt, installation and backfilling
- engaging independent third-party specialist contractor for equipment integrity test (EIT) works
- following fuel dispensing and pumping equipment manufacturer’s procedures/requirements for receipt and installation
- conducting trials and tests of: the fuel storage and delivery system
- conducting trials and tests of: the fuel delivery system into the storage tanks
- conducting trials and tests of: automatic tank gauge (ATG)
- conducting trials and tests of: leak detection system
- conducting trials and tests of: stage 1 and 2 vapour recovery systems, as required, for petrol fuel systems
- conducting trials and tests of: EIT of fuel system required pre-bury and after backfilling and any paving works have been completed
- conducting trials and tests of: electrical continuity, earthing and equipotential bonding
- conducting trials and tests of: cathodic protection for steel tanks
- 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
- hazardous area electrical work
- 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 greater than 1.0 m (tank installation)
- manufacturer’s current approved contractor requirements for the installation of: fuel tanks
- manufacturer’s current approved contractor requirements for the installation of: fuel piping
- manufacturer’s current approved contractor requirements for the installation of: fuel system electrical conduit system
- manufacturer’s current approved contractor requirements for the installation of: fuel system dispensing and pumping equipment
- manufacturer’s current approved contractor requirements for the installation of: cathodic protection and leak monitoring equipment
- manufacturer’s current approved contractor requirements for the installation of: diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) storage and dispensing systems
- purpose of EIT before fuel system components are buried, after all backfilling and paving works are completed but before commissioning the fuel system and the need for integrity monitoring while backfilling and paving proceeds
- job safety analysis (JSA), safe work procedures (SWP) and SWMS
- implications of changes to site conditions and work activity during fuel delivery on a site
- spill management
- different types of fuels and their associated hazards
- different materials and equipment required for the work and their associated hazards in a fuel storage and dispensing environment
- work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS) requirements for potential lead contaminated materials and equipment
- compliance requirements for main components of fuel systems, including: tank types
- compliance requirements for main components of fuel systems, including: gauges
- compliance requirements for main components of fuel systems, including: pumps
- compliance requirements for main components of fuel systems, including: fuel dispensers (to customers)
- compliance requirements for main components of fuel systems, including: pipes
- compliance requirements for main components of fuel systems, including: filters
- compliance requirements for main components of fuel systems, including: vapour recovery systems; stage 1 and stage 2, as applicable
- compliance requirements for main components of fuel systems, including: primary and secondary containment systems
- compliance requirements for main components of fuel systems, including: surface water management
- compliance requirements for main components of fuel systems, including: bunding
- compliance requirements for main components of fuel systems, including: product labelling
- compliance requirements for main components of fuel systems, including: safety signage
- safe techniques for concrete paving cutting, breaking and removal over fuel tanks/pipes and reinstatement to accommodate maximum axle load vehicles
- fuel testing and sampling techniques
- spill management
- tank inspection techniques
- solid and liquid waste certificates
- Environment Protection Authority (EPA) reporting requirements
- local Development Approval (DA) reporting
- Australian Standards related to certification and reporting for new and modified fuel systems
- solid and liquid waste certificates
- underground petroleum storage systems (UPSS) ‘as-constructed’ documentation requirements
- certification of reporting to local EPA regulations
- certification of reporting to local DA conditions
- jurisdictional obligations of designer and installer plus documentation required
- jurisdictional EPA licenses for removal, transport and disposal of fill and/or potentially contaminated fill from site
- jurisdictional Service Station Licensing requirements
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To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for TLIX0024 needs to address all 126 unit components: 6 elements with 43 performance criteria, 22 performance evidence requirements, 61 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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