draft unit standards and qualifications: industrial safety ......national and international...

Draft Unit Standards and Qualifications: Industrial Safety

Operations

National Vocational Certificate in Industrial Safety Operations (Level 1) ........................ 2

ISO01 Apply control measures for hygiene stressors in the workplace ............................... 6

ISO02 Apply firefighting techniques .................................................................................... 8

ISO03 Apply health and safety principles within a workplace ............................................ 10

ISO04 Conduct workplace safety preliminary investigations ............................................. 12

ISO05 Demonstrate knowledge of basic illumination in a workplace ................................. 15

National Vocational Certificate in Industrial Safety Operations (Level 2) ...................... 17

ISO06 Conduct workplace health and safety inspection .................................................... 20

ISO07 Communicate in a workplace ................................................................................. 23

ISO08 Demonstrate knowledge of substance management in a workplace ...................... 26

ISO09 Demonstrate knowledge of emergency preparedness and response ..................... 29

ISO11 Apply lock-out and power restoration procedures................................................... 32

ISO12 Manage hazards on plant and machinery .............................................................. 35

ISO13 Demonstrate knowledge of occupational hygiene management ............................. 38

ISO14 Demonstrate knowledge of workplace fatigue management .................................. 41

ISO15 Demonstrate knowledge of manual handling .......................................................... 44

ISO16 Demonstrate knowledge of planned task observation ............................................ 46

ISO17 Manage workplace hazards and risks .................................................................... 48

ISO18 Manage safety data systems.................................................................................. 50


ISO 19 Apply hazard identification and risk assessment ................................................... 55

ISO 20 Demonstrate knowledge of hazards associated with confined spaces .................. 57

ISO 21 Handle dangerous and hazardous substances in the workplace ........................... 59

ISO 22 Issue and cancel workplace permit ....................................................................... 61

ISO 23 Work safely on platforms, ladders, scaffolding and hoists ..................................... 64


ISO 24 Demonstrate knowledge of HAZOP ...................................................................... 70

ISO 25 Carry out incident management procedures .......................................................... 73

ISO 26 Monitor occupational hygiene aspects .................................................................. 76

ISO 28 Prepare budgets in a health and safety environment ............................................ 78

Feedback Form – Industrial Safety Operations ................................................................ 80

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National Vocational Certificate in Industrial Safety Operations

Level of qualification: 1

Compulsory Elective

Level 1 credits: 46 -

Minimum total credits required: 46 -

Registration date: <entered by the Namibia Qualifications

Authority>

Scheduled review date: <entered by the Namibia Qualifications

Authority>

Body responsible for the qualification:

Namibia Training Authority (NTA) - Industry Skills Committee for Mining; Quarrying;

Construction; Electricity, Gas and Water supply; and Sanitation (MQCEGWS)

Other bodies whose unit standards are included in the qualification: None

1. Description of the qualification

1.1. Purpose

This Qualification has been developed to assist with the advancement of people

across Mining; Quarrying; Construction; Electricity, Gas and Water supply; and

Sanitation in which industrial safety operations are carried out. The intention of

this qualification is to assist:

• Those who have been in the workplace for a long time, by using the

recognition of prior learning process to assess and recognise

workplace skills acquired without the benefit of formal education and

training;

• New entrants, by describing the learning outcomes required to

participate effectively, e.g. in a structured workplace programme;

• Education and training providers, by providing guidance for the

development of appropriate learning programmes and assessment

documentation;

• Employers, by enabling skills gaps to be identified and addressed

ensuring that productivity levels are increased and business objectives

achieved.

As a result, this qualification provides opportunities for self- or paid employment

acting as a reward for contributions to society by facilitating social and economic

transformation, empowerment and general upliftment of occupational health and

safety industry and country in general.

1.2. Outcome for whole qualification

Holders of this qualification are able to apply control measures for hygiene

stressors in the workplace, apply firefighting techniques, apply health and safety

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principles within a workplace, conduct workplace safety preliminary

investigations, demonstrate knowledge of basic illumination in a workplace,

provide basic First Aid, identify basic computer equipment and accessories,

Use basic Internet and email applications and demonstrate knowledge of HIV and

AIDS.

2. Regulations for the qualification

2.1. Summary of qualification requirements

This qualification will be awarded to people credited with a minimum of 46

credits, and who have met the requirements of the compulsory sections.

2.2. Detailed qualification requirements

Compulsory

All the outcomes of learning listed below are required.

FIELD: Health Sciences and Social Services

Subfield: Occupational Health and Safety

Domain: Industrial Safety Operations

Unit No. Unit Standard Title Level Credit

Iso 01 Apply control measures for hygiene stressors in the

workplace 1 4

Iso 02 Apply firefighting techniques 1 6

Iso 03 Apply health and safety principles within a

workplace 1 8

Iso 04 Conduct workplace safety preliminary investigations 1 6

Iso 05 Demonstrate knowledge of basic illumination in a

workplace 1 4

And

*Existing unit standards


Subfield: Core Health

Domain: First Aid

ID No. Unit Standard Title Level Credit

843 Provide basic First Aid 1 3

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And

FIELD: Physical, Mathematical and Computer Sciences

Subfield: Information Communication Technology

Domain: Computing fundamentals


165 Identify basic computer equipment and accessories 1 5

169 Use basic Internet and email applications 1 10

And


Subfield: Core Health

Domain: HIV and Aids Awareness


330 Demonstrate knowledge of HIV and AIDS 1 5

3. Credit recognition and transfer arrangements

Credits for any version of a unit standard of the same identification number will

be recognised in the award of this qualification.

4. Special Arrangements

Special Arrangements apply to the accreditation of providers offering learning

pathways to and or undertaking assessments relating to all unit standards listed in

this qualification under the Subfield of Occupational Health and Safety, Core

Health and Information Communication Technology. These Special

Arrangements are available from:

Industry Skills Committee - MQCEGWS

Rand Street

Khomasdal

Namibia

Telephone number: 061-27 9550

Facsimile number: 061-27 9551

Email: [email protected]

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Special Arrangements may apply to the accreditation of providers offering

learning pathways to and or undertaking assessment relating to all unit standards

listed in this qualification in other Subfields and Domains. These Special


Namibia Qualifications Authority

44 Bismarck St.

Windhoek

Namibia

Telephone number: 061-384116

Facsimile number: 061-384114


Namibia Training Authority

Rand Street

Khomasdal

Namibia




Regardless of the above, providers seeking accreditation through the relevant

authorities must have or have confirmed access to all equipment and facilities

detailed in the Special Notes, Performance Criteria and or Range Statements in

the unit standards that are included in this qualification.

5. Transition arrangements

5.1 Non National Qualifications Framework transition

None

5.2 National Qualifications Framework transition

This is the first version of this qualification.

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© Namibia Qualifications Authority 1 Version 1.0

Unit ID: Iso01

Domain INDUSTRIAL SAFETY OPERATIONS

Title: Apply control measures for hygiene stressors in the workplace

Level: 1 Credits: 4

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to apply control measures for hygiene stressors in the workplace and carrying out hygiene stressors control. This includes explaining the different types of hygiene stressors. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes

1. This unit standard is to be assessed in the context of industrial safety operations and should be assessed in conjunction with other relevant technical unit standards selected from this domain.

2. Assessment evidence may be collected at a real workplace or an appropriate simulated realistic environment in which safety operations are carried out.

3. Glossary of terms: � ‘isolation and lockout procedures’ refer to isolating an electrical circuit from

the source of supply

� 'specifications' refers to any, or all of the following: manufacturers’ specifications and recommendations, workplace specific requirements, national and international standards and legislations

� ‘ISO’ refers to International Organization for Standards

4. Performance of all elements in this unit standard must comply with industry standards and workplace requirements.

5. Regulations and legislation relevant to this unit standard include the following:

� Labour Act No. 11 of 2007 � Occupational Health and Safety Regulations No. 18, 1997 and all

subsequent amendments � ISO 14001 (Environmental Management Standard) and all subsequent amendments to any of the above.

Quality Assurance Requirements

This unit standard and others within this subfield may be awarded by institutions which meet the accreditation requirements set by the Namibia Qualifications Authority and the Namibia Training Authority and which comply with the national assessment and moderation requirements. Details of specific accreditation requirements and the national assessment arrangements are available from the Namibia Qualifications Authority on www.namqa.org and the Namibia Training Authority on www.nta.com.na.

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Elements and Performance Criteria

Element 1: Explain the different types of hygiene stressors

Performance Criteria

1.1 Importance of hygiene stressors is explained.

1.2 Hygiene stressors are identified and explained.

1.3 Conditions and aspects of the workplace which could be harmful are identified and explained.

1.4 Control measures for hygiene stressors in the workplace are explained.

Element 2: Carry out hygiene stressors control


2.1 Hygiene stressors are identified according to workplace procedures.

2.2 Control factors influencing occupational hygiene conditions in the working place are carried out according to workplace procedures.

Registration Data Subfield: Occupational Health and Safety

Date first registered: 2014

Date this version registered:

Anticipated review: 2019

Body responsible for review: Namibia Training Authority

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Unit ID: Iso02


Title: Apply firefighting techniques

Level: 1 Credits: 6

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to apply firefighting techniques. This includes describing the different types of firefighting equipment, use of firefighting equipment and demonstrating use of firefighting techniques. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes







� ‘SOP’ Standard Operational Procedures







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Element 1: Describe the different types of firefighting equipment


1.1 Importance of firefighting is explained.

1.2 Different types of firefighting equipment are identified and their operation principles explained.

1.3 Different procedures of firefighting are explained.

Element 2: Use of firefighting equipment


2.1 Demonstrate use of portable firefighting equipment according to SOP.

2.2 Demonstrate use of fire hose according to workplace procedures.

2.3 Demonstrate use of sand buckets according to workplace procedures.

Element 3: Demonstrate use of firefighting techniques


3.1 Different firefighting techniques are selected according to type of fire.

3.2 Different firefighting techniques are demonstrated according to SOP.






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Unit ID: Iso03


Title: Apply health and safety principles within a workplace

Level: 1 Credits: 8

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to apply health and safety principles within a workplace. This includes describing health and safety principles within a workplace, applying health principles and applying safety principles. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Describe health and safety principles within a workplace


1.1 Importance of health and safety principles in a workplace is explained.

1.2 Safety principles in a workplace are explained. 1.3 Identification of hazards and risks are carried out in the workplace. 1.4 Injuries, occupational diseases and property damage reporting procedures are

explained

Element 2: Apply health principles


2.1 Different health principles are explained according to workplace procedures.

2.2 Causes of work related diseases are explained according to workplace procedures

2.3 Drawing up of basic health plan is demonstrated according to workplace procedures.

Element 3: Apply safety principles


3.1 Different safety principles are explained according to workplace procedures.

3.2 Different personal protective equipment is worn according to workplace procedures.

3.3 Drawing up of safety plan is demonstrated according to workplace procedures.






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Unit ID: Iso04


Title: Conduct workplace safety preliminary investigations

Level: 1 Credits: 6

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to conduct workplace safety preliminary investigations. This includes describing process of workplace safety preliminary investigation, conducting investigations and preparing investigation report. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Describe process of workplace safety preliminary investigation


1.1 The importance of conducting a preliminary investigation into workplace incidents is explained in terms of the consequences for health, safety, environment and productivity.

1.2 Explanation of the legal requirements for a preliminary investigation into workplace incidents is relevant for specified contexts.

1.3 Evidence collection and protection process in explained.

1.4 Procedures of interviews are explained.

Element 2: Conduct investigations


2.1 Tools and equipment used during investigations are maintained, calibrated and dealt with in accordance to specified requirements.

2.2 Relevant hazards and risks are identified in accordance with specified requirements, likely to be encountered at the incident scene.

2.3 Selected investigation techniques are justified according to workplace.

2.4 The purpose, scope and extent of the gathering of data are verified, in accordance with specified requirements.

2.5 Investigation process is evaluated according to workplace procedures.

Element 3: Prepare investigation report


3.1 Documentation, human resources, tools and materials required and selected to conduct preliminary investigations are verified, fit for purpose and are available in accordance with specified requirements.

3.2 The importance of gathering information about workplace safety, health and environment incidents is explained in terms of the consequences for health, safety, environment and productivity.

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Unit ID: Iso05


Title: Demonstrate knowledge of basic illumination in a workplace

Level: 1 Credits: 4

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to demonstrate knowledge of basic illumination in a workplace. This includes Explain basic illumination in a workplace Show effects of different illumination. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Explain basic illumination in a workplace


1.1 Importance of basic illumination in a workplace explained.

1.2 Effects of different illumination in a workplace are explained.

1.3 The need for illumination grading is explained in terms of legal and site-specific requirements.

Element 2: Show effects of different illumination


2.1 Different light sources are used according to workplace.

2.2 Effect of poor lighting in a workplace is demonstrated.

2.3 Effect too bright lighting in a workplace is demonstrated.






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Compulsory Elective

Level credits: 63 -



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1.1. Purpose








training;





documentation;



achieved.






Holders of this qualification are able to conduct workplace health and safety

inspection, communicate in a workplace, demonstrate knowledge of substance

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management in a workplace, demonstrate knowledge of emergency preparedness

and response, apply lock-out and power restoration procedures, manage hazards

on plant and machinery, demonstrate knowledge of occupational hygiene

management, demonstrate knowledge of workplace fatigue management,

demonstrate knowledge of manual handling, demonstrate knowledge of planned

task observation, manage workplace hazards and risks, manage safety data

systems.






Compulsory






Iso 06 Conduct workplace health and safety inspection 2 8

Iso 07 Communicate in a workplace 2 3

Iso 08 Demonstrate knowledge of substance management

in a workplace 2 5

Iso 09 Demonstrate knowledge of emergency preparedness

and response 2 3

Iso 11 Apply lock-out and power restoration procedures 2 6

Iso 12 Manage hazards on plant and machinery 2 10

Iso 13 Demonstrate knowledge of occupational hygiene

management 2 4

Iso 14 Demonstrate knowledge of workplace fatigue

management 2 8

Iso 15 Demonstrate knowledge of manual handling 2 4

Iso 16 Demonstrate knowledge of planned task observation 2 2

Iso 17 Manage workplace hazards and risks 2 8

Iso 18 Manage safety data systems 2 2

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Windhoek

Namibia





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Khomasdal

Namibia










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Unit ID: Iso06


Title: Conduct workplace health and safety inspection

Level: 2 Credits: 8

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to apply knowledge of earthing, under voltage and over current protection. This includes explaining the different earthing systems, installing earthing systems, describing effects of under voltage in an electric circuit and describing over current protection in an electric circuit. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes












This unit standard and others within this subfield may be awarded by institutions which meet the accreditation requirements set by the Namibia Qualifications Authority and the Namibia Training Authority and which comply with the national assessment and moderation requirements. Details of specific accreditation requirements and the

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national assessment arrangements are available from the Namibia Qualifications Authority on www.namqa.org and the Namibia Training Authority on www.nta.com.na.


Element 1: Explain the relevant legal requirements to conduct health and safety

inspections

Range: • Inspection protocols may include but are not limited to personal protective

equipment, methodology, time frames, administration, logistics and

communication.

• The relevant occupational health and safety governance pertains to the

learner's specific work environment and area of responsibility.


1.1 Relevant legislation applicable to the workplace is analysed in order to ensure compliance to legal requirements.

1.2 Information and training required is described in terms of meeting legal requirements for occupational health and safety inspections.

1.3 The impact of the organization’s non-compliance is explained in terms of possible consequences to both employer and employees.

Element 2: Prepare for a health and safety inspection


2.1 Briefing of inspection team is conducted in line with workplace procedures.

2.2 Workplace environment check lists is prepared in terms of specific inspection requirements.

2.3 The preparation of relevant documentation with regards to legislative and organizational requirements is demonstrated.

Element 3: Conduct inspections to identify non-compliance in the workplace


3.1 Non-compliances in the workplace are identified according to workplace procedures.

3.2 Inspection findings are recorded in a written format according to workplace

requirements

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3.3 Corrective and preventative actions are followed-up on in accordance with legal and organizational requirements






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Unit ID: Iso07


Title: Communicate in a workplace

Level: 2 Credits: 3

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to communicate in a workplace. The unit refers to competency in communication rather than the English Language. It includes gathering, conveying and receiving information, participating in simple meetings and completing work related documents. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers.

Special Notes






� ‘ISO’ refers to International Organization for Standards.







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Element 1: Gather, convey and receive information Range Methods of communication transfer is to include use of telephones (including mobile), two-way radio, e-mail and facsimile. Work signage is to include workplace safety signs, facility or location signs and hazard signs. Performance Criteria 1.1 Verbal and written instructions are gathered, received and responded to with

correct actions. 1.2 Instructions are conveyed accurately. 1.3 Work signage is responded to with correct action. 1.4 Information is conveyed and receipt of the message is confirmed. 1.5 Questions are used to gain additional information and to clarify understanding. Element 2: Participate in simple workshop meetings Performance Criteria 2.1 Correct processes for workshop meetings are identified and followed to pre-

determined or agreed procedures. 2.2 Responses are sought and provided to others in the group. 2.3 Constructive contributions are made. 2.4 Goals or outcomes are identified and recorded. Element 3: Complete relevant work related documents Range Workplace documents may include company procedures, regulations, safety requirements, induction procedures, industrial agreements, checklists, instructions, delivery dockets, material safety data sheets, workplace policies, quality requirements, bulletins, maps, notices, accident reports, plans, emergency procedures, work schedule or appointment sheets, repair order forms, job cards, service record books and service plan forms.

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Performance Criteria 3.1 Range of forms relating to conditions of employment is completed accurately

and legibly. 3.2 Range of forms about routine duties is completed accurately and legibly. 3.3 Job cards are completed accurately and legibly.






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Unit ID: Iso08


Title: Demonstrate knowledge of substance management in a workplace

Level: 2 Credits: 5

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to apply knowledge substance abuse. This includes identifying signs and symptoms of substance abuse, explaining the manager's role in dealing with intoxicated and addicted and describing the recovery process of the employee and the implications for manager. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Identify signs and symptoms of substance abuse


1.1 The concept of substance abuse is explained with examples.

1.2 The concept of addiction is explained with examples.

1.3 Clusters of symptoms that indicate possible substance abuse are identified in a specific situation in order to make a management decision.

1.4 Patterns of behavior in the workplace that indicate dependency are identified in

a specific situation.

1.5 Stages in the dependency process are outlined with examples

1.6 The relationship between substance abuse and work performance is explained with reference to agreed performance standards.

Element 2: Explain the manager's role in dealing with intoxicated and addicted


2.1 The process to be followed in dealing with intoxication at work is explained with reference to an organization’s policies and sound legal practice.

2.2 The process to be followed in dealing with addiction or dependency is explained with reference to the team member's or manager's role in intervening in the situation.

2.3 Situations where it would be necessary to refer an employee for assistance are identified and an indication is given of available professional support structures.

2.4 Issues of confidentiality, discrimination and professional and ethical conduct in dealing with intoxication or addiction are discussed with reference to the role of the manager.

Element 3: Describe the recovery process of the employee and the implications

for manager


3.1 The addiction treatment process is outlined and an indication is given of the importance of the process.

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3.2 The concepts of recovery and relapse are explained with examples.

3.3 High-risk situations that could contribute to a relapse are identified for a specific case study and suggestions are made as to how managers and colleagues could support the treatment process.






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Unit ID: Iso09


Title: Demonstrate knowledge of emergency preparedness and response

Level: 2 Credits: 3

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to demonstrate knowledge of emergency preparedness and response. This includes explaining different types of emergencies that may be encountered in a workplace, explaining actions required at an assembly area describing the functions of an emergency control centre. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Explain different types of emergencies that may be encountered in a

workplace

Range

Types of emergencies include, but are not limited to, fires, explosions, floods, sink

holes, chemical spills and leaks, electrical accidents, natural disasters, mechanical

incidents, gas and fume emissions, radiation, bomb threats and possible riots from

within and from outside the workplace.


1.1 The differences between an emergency and an incident are explained with examples.

1.2 Probable types of emergencies that may occur in a specific workplace are listed in order to identify the most likely to occur.

1.3 The most likely types of emergencies that may be encountered in a workplace are determined according to industry type and workplace conditions.

1.4 The most likely types of emergencies that may be encountered in a workplace are determined according to industry type and workplace conditions.

1.5 Effects of these emergencies in the workplace are described in terms of their impact on personnel health, safety and productivity

Element 2: Explain actions required at an assembly area Range: Mutual aiders may include but are not limited to fire brigade, first aiders, police, medical

personnel, rescue teams and traffic police.


2.1 Procedures to account for all evacuated parties are explained in accordance with safety and workplace procedures.

2.2 Methods utilized to account for and record all parties not evacuated are explained with examples in terms of the impact on people and emergency workers.

2.3 Procedures to organize emergency teams are explained with reference to speedy response time by mutual aiders.

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2.4 Information to be provided to mutual aiders is explained in terms of them rendering a professional service.

Element 3: Describe the functions of an emergency control centre


3.1 Records required of the events of an emergency are explained in terms of regulations and organisational procedures.

3.2 Communication structures at the emergency are explained with examples of how they work and flow.

3.3 Types of information required to manage the emergency are explained in terms of regulatory requirements and safety of people and property.






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Unit ID: Iso11


Title: Apply lock-out and power restoration procedures

Level: 2 Credits: 6

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to apply lock-out and power restoration procedures. This includes demonstrating knowledge of machinery isolation and reinstatement in the workplace and reinstating machinery following isolation. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Demonstrate knowledge of machinery isolation and reinstatement in

the workplace

Range

• Isolation devices include but are not limited to – padlocks, clamps, chains,

wedges, key blocks, adapter pins, self-locking fasteners.

• Tag-out devices include but are not limited to – hold cards and defect cards.

• Staff members include but are not limited to – cleaners, engineers, supervisors,

general workers and contractors

• Energy sources include but are not limited to mechanical energy, electrical

energy, hydraulic energy, kinetic energy and all other forms of potential energy


1.1 Machinery isolation and reinstatement procedures are located and their purpose is explained in accordance with organisational and legislative requirements.

1.2 Machinery to which isolation procedures apply is identified in accordance with organisational requirements.

1.3 Isolation devices are described, and their purpose is explained in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions and organisational requirements.

1.4 Tag-out devices are described, and their purpose is explained in accordance with organisational requirements.

1.5 Machinery isolation and machinery reinstatement procedures are explained in terms of staff responsibilities in accordance with organisational requirements

Element 2: Reinstate machinery following isolation


2.1 Work completion is checked with supervisory staff in accordance with organisational requirements.

2.2 Work area is arranged to minimize accidents and injury.

2.3 Any applicable documentation is completed in accordance with organisational requirements.

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Unit ID: Iso12


Title: Manage hazards on plant and machinery

Level: 2 Credits: 10

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to apply knowledge of earthing, under voltage and over current protection. This includes explaining the management of hazards on plant and machinery, assessing hazards and risks and conducting follow-up action. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Explain the management of hazards on plant and machinery


1.1 Importance of hazard management on plant and machinery is explained.

1.2 The explanation of the legal requirements in terms of the employer's responsibility to assess and respond to risk is consistent with specified requirements.

1.3 The legal definitions pertaining to hazard identification and risk assessment are explained.

1.4 The explanation of the purpose of each type of hazard identification and risk assessment procedure is consistent with specified requirements.

1.5 The explanation of the importance of identifying, dealing with and reporting hazards in terms of the consequences to occupational health, safety, environment and productivity is consistent with specified requirements

Element 2: Assess hazards and risks


2.1 Hazards are identified and risks are assessed according to specified requirements.

2.2 Identified hazardous conditions are recorded according to specified requirements.

2.3 Interpersonal interaction is positive, consistent with specified requirements and promotes effective cooperation.

Element 3: Conduct follow-up action


3.1 The significant risks that were assessed from hazardous conditions are dealt with according to specified requirements in terms of promptness and order of significance.

3.2 Reports are completed and submitted according to specified requirements.

3.3 Follow-up action is initiated and implemented according to specified requirements.

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Unit ID: Iso13


Title: Demonstrate knowledge of occupational hygiene management

Level: 2 Credits: 4

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to demonstrate knowledge of occupational hygiene management. This includes describing occupational hygiene management, describing environmental factors describing and control of factors influencing occupational hygiene conditions in the working place. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Describe occupational hygiene management


1.1 Importance of occupational hygiene management is explained.

1.2 Determine the Occupational Hygiene stressors in the workplace.

1.3 The methodology for an Occupational Hygiene survey is explained in terms of specified requirements.

1.4 Determine compliance to Occupational Hygiene regulatory requirements

Element 2: Describe environmental factors


2.1 The principal occupational environmental factors that impact on persons are identified.

2.2 The effect of physical occupational environmental factors on persons in the working place is explained in terms of specified requirements.

2.3 Chemical occupational environmental factors are identified and their impact on persons in the working place explained in terms of specified requirements.

2.4 Ergonomic occupational environmental factors and their influence in the working place and on persons are explained in terms of specified requirements.

Element 3: Describe control of factors influencing occupational hygiene

conditions in the working place


3.1 The role of good housekeeping and personal hygiene on occupational hygiene conditions in the working place is explained in terms of the consequences to occupational health and safety.

3.2 The importance of controlling at source factors that influence occupational hygiene conditions is explained in terms of specified requirements.

3.3 The need to control the spread of conditions that adversely affect occupational hygiene conditions is discussed in terms of specified requirements.

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3.4 The practice of rotating workers within the working place on a predetermined basis and the provision of protective equipment as a means of minimising worker exposure to adverse occupational environmental conditions are described in terms of specified requirements.

3.5 The role of improving the work environment as a means of reducing secondary stress is explained in terms of specified requirements.

3.6 The reasons for ventilating a working place are explained in terms of specified requirements.






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Unit ID: Iso14


Title: Demonstrate knowledge of workplace fatigue management

Level: 2 Credits: 8

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to demonstrate knowledge of workplace fatigue management. This includes describing the effects of workplace fatigue, demonstrating an understanding of the prevention of fatigue and applying methods to deal with fatigue in the workplace. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Describe the effects of workplace fatigue


1.1 The root causes of fatigue and the effects on the body are explained.

1.2 The effects of specific medical conditions and prescribed medication on state of alertness of the individual are described.

1.3 The effects of alcohol, caffeine and illegal substances on the brain are explained.

1.4 The signs and symptoms of progressive fatigue are described.

Element 2: Demonstrate an understanding of the prevention of fatigue


2.1 The importance of eating regular, healthy and well-balanced meals is described in terms of the effects on the body.

2.2 The relevance of regular exercise and relaxation is explained.

2.3 The need for sleep and the effect of chronic sleep interruption are described.

2.4 The effects of shift patterns, overtime and long distance driving is explained

Element 3: Apply methods to deal with fatigue in the workplace


3.1 Fitness for work according to workplace of the employee is described.

3.2 Self-management of a healthy life-style are applied.

3.3 The need for referral of a fatigued employee is discussed according to company policy and procedure.

3.4 Identify if overtime is authorized in accordance with company policy and procedures.

3.5 Methods to acclimatize to changes in shift cycles are described.

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Unit ID: Iso15


Title: Demonstrate knowledge of manual handling

Level: 2 Credits: 4

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to demonstrate knowledge of manual handling. This includes describing the process of manual handling, demonstrating safe manual handling and demonstrating safe manual handling. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Describe the process of manual handling


1.1 Importance of safe manual handling explained.

1.2 Effects of unsafe manual handling are explained.

1.3 Process of safe manual handling is explained.

Element 2: Demonstrate safe manual handling


2.1 The process of manually picking up or lifting the items to be moved is performed in a manner that proves that show an understanding of the relevant ergonomic principles involved in the process.

2.2 The process of manually moving and transporting item to a designated point is performed in a manner that show an understanding of the relevant ergonomic principles involved in this process.

2.3 The procedures followed in the manually depositing and putting down a load shows an understanding of the ergonomic principles involved in the process.






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Unit ID: Iso16


Title: Demonstrate knowledge of planned task observation

Level: 2 Credits: 2

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to demonstrate knowledge of planned task observation. This includes explaining the different earthing systems, installing earthing systems, describing effects of under voltage in an electric circuit and describing over current protection in an electric circuit. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Describe the process of planned task observation


1.1 Importance of planned task observation is explained.

1.2 The purpose of a planned task observation is explained.

1.3 The critical task inventory compilation is explained.

1.4 The process of compiling safe operating procedures and the resources required is explained

Element 2: Conduct a planned task observation at a workplace.


2.1 The correct selection and use of tools and equipment is demonstrated when conducting a planned task observation.

2.2 The conducting of a planned task observation is performed in a manner that fosters cooperation and avoids conflict.

2.3 The findings of the planned task observation are recorded and communicated.

2.4 Follow-up actions are implemented in a manner that will foster cooperation and avoid conflict.






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Unit ID: Iso17


Title: Manage workplace hazards and risks

Level: 2 Credits: 8

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to apply knowledge of earthing, under voltage and over current protection. This includes describing workplace hazard and risks and applying workplace hazards and risk management. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers.

Special Notes













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Element 1: Describe workplace hazard and risks


1.1 Importance of managing workplace hazards and risks is explained.

1.2 Identification of workplace hazards is explained.

1.3 Different causes of workplace hazards and a risk is explained.

1.4 The use of material safety data sheets is explained.

Element 2: Apply workplace hazards and risk management


2.1 The actions required by persons who may be exposed to hazards and risk are explained in terms of the impact of exposure on those persons.

2.2 Handling and storage procedures of hazardous substances are explained in terms of the material safety data sheet.

2.3 Exposure controls and personal protection measures are explained in terms of the material safety data sheet.

2.4 Transportation of the hazardous substance is explained in terms of legal requirements.

2.5 Minimum circuit protective conductor cable size and earthing conductor cable

size are calculated according to organisational procedures. 2.6 Disposal methods for the hazardous substance and container are explained

according to legal requirements.

2.7 Isolation and re-instatement of machinery and equipment is demonstrated according to workplace procedures.






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Unit ID: Iso18


Title: Manage safety data systems

Level: 2 Credits: 2

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to manage safety data systems. This includes describing the management of safety data system and applying safety data management system. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Describe the management of safety data system


1.1 Importance of safety data systems is explained.

1.2 Different safety data systems are explained.

1.3 The management process of data systems is explained.

Element 2: Apply safety data management system


2.1 Filing and retrieval of reports and documentation is conducted according to workplace procedures.

2.2 Database of safety data is updated according to workplace procedures.






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Compulsory Elective




Authority>


Authority>






1.1. Purpose








training;





documentation;



achieved.






Holders of this qualification are able to apply hazard identification and risk

assessment, demonstrate knowledge of hazards associated with confined spaces

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Handle dangerous and hazardous substances in the workplace, issue and cancel

workplace permit and work safely on platforms, ladders, scaffolding and hoists.






Compulsory






Iso 19 Apply hazard identification and risk assessment 3 6

Iso 20 Demonstrate knowledge of hazards associated with

confined spaces 3 3

Iso 21 Handle dangerous and hazardous substances in the

workplace 3 10

Iso 22 Issue and cancel workplace permit 3 8

Iso 23 Work safely on platforms, ladders, scaffolding and

hoists 3 4










44 Bismarck St.

Windhoek

Namibia




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Khomasdal

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Unit ID: Iso19


Title: Apply hazard identification and risk assessment

Level: 3 Credits: 6

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to apply hazard identification and risk assessment. This includes describing hazard identification and risk assessment and conducting hazard identification. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers.

Special Notes













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Element 1: Describe hazard identification and risk assessment


1.1 The requirements of the SHE legislation are explained in terms of the objectives and compliance duties related to hazard control.

1.2 Methods for monitoring the effectiveness of hazard control are described in accordance with organisational requirements.

Element 2: Conduct hazard identification


Range

• Hazard includes and is not limited to: fault tree analysis, accident and incident

investigations, documentation and reporting.

• Risk includes and is not limited to: an assessment of probability, level of risk,

consequences; judgement against evidence of systematic application of

experience

2.1 Hazards are identified in accordance with organisational requirements.

2.2 Risk assessment procedures are applied in accordance with organisational requirements.

2.3 Documentation associated with hazard identification and risk assessment is completed in accordance with organisational requirements.






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Unit ID: Iso20


Title: Demonstrate knowledge of hazards associated with confined spaces

Level: 3 Credits: 3

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to demonstrate knowledge of hazards associated with confined spaces. This includes describing hazards associated with confined space and applying knowledge of hazards associated with confined spaces. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Describe hazards associated with confined spaces


1.1 Sources of harm to people are described in terms of physical and mental effects.

1.2 The requirements of the Safety Health and Environment legislation are explained in terms of the objectives and compliance duties related to hazard control.

1.3 Methods for monitoring the effectiveness of hazard control are described in accordance with organisational requirements.

Element 2: Apply knowledge of hazards associated with confined spaces


2.1 Hazards are identified in accordance with organisational requirements.

2.2 Risk assessment procedures are applied in accordance with organisational requirements.

2.3 Documentation associated with hazard identification and risk assessment is completed in accordance with organisational requirements.






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Unit ID: Iso21


Title: Handle dangerous and hazardous substances in the workplace

Level: 3 Credits: 10

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to handle dangerous and hazardous substances in the workplace. This includes explaining the process of handling dangerous and hazardous substances at the workplace and carrying out safe handling of dangerous and hazardous substance. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Explain the process of handling dangerous and hazardous

substances at the workplace


1.1 Goods described as dangerous or hazardous are identified and classified in terms of their labels and identifications.

1.2 Classification of dangerous and hazardous goods is identified and explained in terms of storage regulation requirements.

1.3 Site layout and location of storage areas are identified in terms of relevance to storing dangerous goods.

1.4 Safe handling procedures for different classes and characteristics of goods are explained in accordance with organizational requirements.

Element 2: Carryout safe handling of dangerous and hazardous substance


2.1 Safe handling procedures regarding handling and storage of dangerous goods are followed in accordance with organisational requirements.

2.2 Co-storing precautions are implemented in accordance with organisational requirements.

2.3 Any applicable documentation is completed in accordance with organisational requirements.

2.4 Storage and warehousing systems, processes and documentation, and correct use of equipment, processes, and procedures are identified in terms of organisational requirements.






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Unit ID: Iso22


Title: Issue and cancel workplace permit

Level: 3 Credits: 8

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to issue and cancel workplace permit. This includes describing the process of issuing and cancelling workplace permit, conducting workplace permit issuance and conducting workplace permit cancellation. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Describe the process of issuing and cancelling workplace permit


1.1 Importance of issuing workplace permit is explained.

1.2 Different types of workplace permits are explained.

1.3 Procedure of issuing and cancelling workplace permit is explained.

Element 2: Conduct workplace permit issuance


2.1 Compliance checks and inspections are conducted according to workplace procedures.

2.2 Relevant portions of work permit are completed correctly according to company-specific workplace instructions.

2.3 Permit to work is confirmed with the control office according to company.

2.4 Earth electrode or earth mat test is conducted according to organisation procedures.

Element 3: Conduct workplace permit cancellation


3.1 Non-compliances are identified and recorded conducted according to workplace procedures.

3.2 Non-compliances are communicated conducted according to workplace procedures.

3.3 Cancellation of workplace permit is carried out according to workplace procedures.

3.4 All concerned parties are informed of the status of the workplace permit according to workplace procedures.

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Unit ID: Iso23


Title: Work safely on platforms, ladders, scaffolding and hoists

Level: 3 Credits: 4

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to communicate in an electrical line installation environment. It includes planning and preparing for work, working safely on scaffolding and platforms and working safely on ladders and hoists. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Elements and Performance Criteria Element 1: Plan and prepare for work Range Planning and preparation is to include but is not limited to worksite inspection, equipment defect identification, assessment of conditions and hazards and determination of work requirements. Performance Criteria 1.1 Work instructions, including plans, specifications, quality requirements and

operational details are obtained, confirmed and applied. 1.2 Safety requirements are followed in accordance with safety plans and policies. 1.3 Sign and barricade requirements are identified and adhered to. 1.4 Plant tools and equipment selected to carry out tasks are consistent

requirements of the job, checked for serviceability and any faults are rectified or reported prior to commencement.

1.5 Environmental protection requirements are identified and applied in line with

environmental plans and regulatory obligations. Element 2: Work safely on scaffolding and work platforms Range Hazards associated with working on scaffolds and work platforms may include but are not limited to falls, overloading, electrocution, faulty components. Tools and equipment include but are not limited to limited height timber scaffolding, putlog scaffolding, metal scaffolding, independent scaffolding and mobile scaffolding and simple work platforms. Evidence of the use of two types of scaffolding and one simple work platform is required for assessment purposes. Performance Criteria 2.1 Hazards associated with working on scaffolds and work platforms are identified

in line with workplace procedures. 2.2 Personal protective equipment is selected and used whilst working on scaffolds

and work platforms in line with workplace procedures. 2.3 Work is safely performed from work platform or work scaffold in line with

workplace procedures.

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Element 3: Work safely on ladders and hoists Range Tools and equipment include but are not limited to single and extension ladders, step ladders, trestle ladders. Evidence of the use of two types of ladders is required for assessment purposes. Performance Criteria 3.1 Hazards associated with using ladders in electrical lines installation are

identified in line with workplace procedures. 3.2 Three points of contact are maintained whilst climbing up and down ladders in

line with workplace procedures. 3.3 Work is safely performed from ladder and hoist in line with workplace

procedures.






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Compulsory Elective




Authority>


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training;





documentation;



achieved.





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Holders of this qualification are able to demonstrate knowledge of HAZOP, carry

out incident management procedures, monitor occupational hygiene aspects, and

prepare budgets in a health and safety environment.






Compulsory






Iso 24 Demonstrate knowledge of HAZOP 4 4

Iso 25 Carry out incident management procedures 4 8

Iso 26 Monitor occupational hygiene aspects 4 5

Iso 28 Prepare budgets in a health and safety environment 4 2







listed in this qualification in other Subfields and Domains. These Special Arrangements are available from:


44 Bismarck St.

Windhoek

Namibia




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Khomasdal

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Unit ID: Iso24


Title: Demonstrate knowledge of HAZOP

Level: 4 Credits: 4

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to demonstrate knowledge of HAZOP. This includes demonstrating knowledge of the technical requirements for leading a HAZOP study in the workplace and conducting a HAZOP study in a workplace. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Demonstrate knowledge of the technical requirements for leading a HAZOP study in the workplace Range

Common process equipment and control systems include but are not limited to – heat

exchangers (plate, shell, tube), pumps, motors, valves, switches, transmitters, non-

return valves, pressure relief devices.


1.1 Failure modes, common process equipment, and control systems are explained in accordance with organisational requirements.

1.2 Acts and regulations which impact upon decisions made during a HAZOP study are outlined in terms of their scope.

1.3 Process safeguarding and protection analysis are explained in accordance with organisational requirements.

1.4 The role of the HAZOP leader and the project manager or engineer is outlined in terms of putting into action items arising from the HAZOP study.

1.5 Methods of quantitative risk assessment are explained in terms of their application and putting into action items arising from the HAZOP study.

Element 2: Conduct a HAZOP study in a workplace


2.1 Agenda for a HAZOP review is prepared in accordance with organisational requirements.

2.2 Meeting documentation requirements are defined in accordance with organisational requirements.

2.3 Nodes of an appropriate size are identified and marked up in accordance with organisational requirements.

2.4 Guide-words are applied to nodes, the outcome documented and any consequences determined in accordance with organisational requirements.

2.5 Any non-ideal situations arising during a HAZOP meeting are dealt with in

accordance with organisational requirements. 2.6 Hazard analysis procedures to be used to analyse results of the HAZOP study

are outlined in terms of the type of information that will be produced.

2.7 Tools used in hazard analysis procedures are selected in accordance with organisational requirements.

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2.8 Decisions arising from the HAZOP study are analysed to determine optimal methods of reducing identified risk by elimination, isolation and minimisation of hazards in accordance with organisational requirements






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Unit ID: Iso25


Title: Carry out incident management procedures

Level: 4 Credits: 8

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to carry out incident management procedures. This includes describing incident management procedures, establishing incident management centre and monitoring incident management centre. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Describe incident management procedures


1.1 Incident management terms and definitions are explained according to organisational procedures

1.2 The purpose of the emergency control centre is explained and described according to applicable legislations and organisational policies and procedures.

1.3 Procedures of managing incidents are explained.

Element 2: Establish incident management centre


2.1 All conditions applicable to the incident are considered to set up sectors and to establish the management team according to workplace procedures.

2.2 Communication lines are established and maintained according to principles and protocols.

2.3 All relevant agents are informed in the case of a closure, rerouting and evacuation according to applicable legislations and organisational policies and procedures.

2.4 Additional resources are identified and required as it relates to incident management.

Element 3: Monitor incident management centre


3.1 Facilities, services, material and support are made available according to applicable legislations and organisational policies and procedures..

3.2 Facilities, services, material and support to all the agencies directly involved with the incident are monitored according to agreed procedures, plans and protocols.

3.3 Feedback and evaluation methods are explained, described and applied according to applicable legislations and organisational policies and procedures.

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Unit ID: Iso26


Title: Monitor occupational hygiene aspects

Level: 4 Credits: 5

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to monitor occupational hygiene. This includes describing hygiene procedures in a workplace and maintaining occupational hygiene in a workplace. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Describe hygiene procedures in a workplace


1.1 Importance of hygiene in a workplace is explained.

1.2 Implementation of hygiene procedures in a workplace is explained.

1.3 The explanation of the occupational environmental factors affecting Occupational Hygiene is consistent with specified requirements.

1.4 The effects that hazardous occupational environmental conditions have on the safety and health of workers are explained in terms of specified requirements

1.5 The importance of monitoring environmental factors in the working place is explained according to specified requirements

Element 2: Maintain occupational hygiene in a workplace


2.1 Procedures of carrying out occupational hygiene are implemented according to workplace requirements.

2.2 Workplace conditions that may require personal monitoring are discussed in accordance with specified requirements.

2.3 Workplace occupational hygiene procedures are evaluated according to workplace procedures.

2.4 Recommendations on the changes to be made on occupational hygiene procedures are submitted according to workplace procedures.






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Unit ID: Iso28


Title: Prepare budgets in a health and safety environment

Level: 4 Credits: 2

Purpose

This unit standard specifies the competencies required to prepare budgets in a health and safety environment. This includes describing the process of preparing budgets and carrying out budget preparation. This unit standard is intended for those who work as industrial safety officers. Special Notes













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Element 1: Describe the process of preparing budgets


1.1 Importance of a budget and controlling expenditure is explained.

1.2 Budgeting process is explained according to workplace procedures.

Element 2: Carry out budget preparation


2.1 Cost centre identification is carried out according to workplace procedures.

2.2 The safety frame is analysed in terms of income and expenditure and their timescales.

2.3 Safety activities in log frame are calculated and recorded in line with standard procedures and the work plan

2.4 Quotations and tenders are obtained, compared and according to workplace requirements.

2.5 Revenue and costs are recorded in line with standard procedures and practices.

2.6 Variances are determined by comparing the actual expenditures and revenues

to the safety plan and its budget.






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DRAFT UNIT STANDARDS AND QUALIFICATIONS OF INDUSTRIAL SAFETY OPERATIONS

The following are number of new unit standards and qualifications that have been developed:

• Industrial Safety Operations Unit Standards Level 1 – 4

• Industrial Safety Operations Qualifications Level 1 – 4

You are invited to make comments on the drafts to assist the relevant Technical Working Group convened by the MQCEGWS Industry Skills Committee in the further refinement of the drafts.

Focus of Comments Required Focus Questions

• Is the Title of the unit standard show indicating ability that people working in the Industrial Safety Operation sector should have the opportunity to be recognised as having?

• Does the Title provide a good summary of the Elements of the unit standard?

• Does the content of the unit standard describe a level of ability that aligns with the relevant NQF Level Descriptor?

• Is the Credit value shown a fair reward to people attaining the credits for the unit standard?

• Are the definitions shown in the Special Notes accurate and sufficient?

• Are the Special Notes regarding assessment and training fair and reasonable? Will they create any problems for training or assessment?

• Is the type and amount of evidence stated in the Special Notes and/or Range Statements fair and manageable?

• Are there any Performance Criteria (evidence that someone has the ability) that are: o Stated incorrectly? o Not essential? o Essential but not stated?

• Is there any part of the unit standard that could be written more simply?

When making comments, state clearly:

• the part of the unit standard you are commenting on,

• what is wrong and

• what you think the information should state.

PLEASE return your comments BEFORE 17 November 2014 by mail, fax or email to: Alpheas Shindi Namibia Training Authority P. O Box 70407 Khomasdal NTA Village, Rand Street, Windhoek Fax: +264 61 279 551 Email: [email protected]

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Level Descriptors

National Qualifications Framework

Level 1:

♦ Employs and recalls a narrow range of knowledge and cognitive skills. No generation of new ideas.

♦ Carry out processes that are limited in range, repetitive and familiar and employed within closely defined contexts.

♦ Applied in directed activity under close supervision with no responsibility for the work or learning of others.

Level 2:

♦ Employs basic operational knowledge using readily available information. Uses known solutions to familiar problems with little generation of new ideas.

♦ Carry out processes that are moderate in range, are established and familiar and offer a clear choice of routine responses

♦ Applied in directed activity under general supervision and quality control. Some responsibility for quantity and quality, with possible responsibility for guiding.

Level 3:

♦ Employing some relevant theoretical knowledge and interpretation of available information. Uses discretion and judgment over a range of known responses to familiar problems.

♦ Carry out processes that require a range of well-developed skills and offer a significant choice of procedures within a range of familiar contexts.

♦ Applied in directed activity with some autonomy. Under general supervision and quality checking, though with significant responsibility for the quantity and quality of output, with possible responsibility for the output of others.

Level 4:

♦ Employing a broad knowledge base incorporating some theoretical concepts or in-depth applied knowledge and skills in a specific area. Analytical interpretation of information, making informed judgments and offers a range of sometimes innovative responses to concrete but often unfamiliar problems.

♦ Carry out processes that require a wide range of technical or scholastic skills and/or that offer a considerable choice of procedures, often employed in a variety of familiar and unfamiliar contexts

♦ Applied in self-directed activity under broad guidance and evaluation. Complete responsibility for quantity and quality of output, with possible responsibility for the quantity and quality of the output of others.

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Industrial Safety Operations: Draft Unit Standards and qualifications (2014)

DRAFT UNIT STANDARDS AND QUALIFICATIONS FOR INDUSTRIAL SAFETY OPERATIONS

Return this form to NTA before or on 17 November 2014

To Namibia Training Authority NTA Building, Rand Street, Khomasdal, Windhoek

Attention Alpheas Shindi

Telephone Number

+264 (061) 2078 122 Fax Number

+264 (061) 2078 123

Email [email protected]

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� I agree with the information presented in the draft Unit Standards and Qualifications for Industrial Safety Operations

� I agree the information presented in the above Unit Standards and Qualifications subject to the inclusion of my feedback/comments. Refer to the attached.

� I do not agree with the information presented in the above Unit Standards and Qualifications and wish to be contacted by the NTA to discuss my concerns.

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