Qualification Structure To achieve this award for managing physical and chemical treatment hazardous waste activities, the learner must achieve twelve SQA Units in total. All learners must complete the following SQA Units: Manage the movement, sorting and storage of waste | H2LF 04 | Control maintenance and other engineering operations | H2LM 04 | Procedural Compliance | H2LN 04 | Manage improvements to management operations | H2LK 04| Manage and maintain effective systems for responding to emergencies | H2MO 04 | Control work activities on a waste management facility | H2LH 04 | Manage physical resources | H2LP 04 | Manage the environmental impact of work activities | H2LJ 04 | Monitor procedures to safely control work operations | H2LG 04 | Manage the reception of hazardous waste | H2LR 04 | Manage site operations for the treatment of hazardous |H2LT 04 | Manage the transfer of outputs and disposal of residues from hazardous waste treatment and recovery operations | H2LS 04 | Achievement of the qualification demonstrates competence by the learner to operate appropriately and in accordance with employment requirements as determined by the SQA Units selected, within the Environmental Services Industry. The qualification is assessed at a suitable environmental services facility which ‘on-the-job’ may include working on public highways or other areas accessible by the public or other persons. Qualification Assessment Guidance Suggested evidence types for the headings are as follows: Observation; direct observation or witness testimony direct observation is not possible. Where this evidence type has been suggested against Assessment Criteria which require the candidate to explain or describe, the assessor must hear or observe the explanation/description (directly or being delivered to others) or see it in writing. The assessor must not infer that the candidate can explain/describe based purely on observation. Question and Answer; candidate statements, verbal questioning, professional discussion, written questions, product evidence supported by questioning Simulation / Realistic working environment; should be used as a last resort where allowed. Please see the Energy and Utility Skills Assessment Strategy for further information.
Qualification Structure To achieve this award for managing physical and chemical treatment hazardous waste activities, the learner must achieve twelve SQA Units in total. All learners must complete the following SQA Units: Manage the movement, sorting and storage of waste | H2LF 04 | Control maintenance and other engineering operations | H2LM 04 | Procedural Compliance | H2LN 04 | Manage improvements to management operations | H2LK 04| Manage and maintain effective systems for responding to emergencies | H2MO 04 | Control work activities on a waste management facility | H2LH 04 | Manage physical resources | H2LP 04 | Manage the environmental impact of work activities | H2LJ 04 | Monitor procedures to safely control work operations | H2LG 04 | Manage the reception of hazardous waste | H2LR 04 | Manage site operations for the treatment of hazardous |H2LT 04 | Manage the transfer of outputs and disposal of residues from hazardous waste treatment and recovery operations | H2LS 04 | Achievement of the qualification demonstrates competence by the learner to operate appropriately and in accordance with employment requirements as determined by the SQA Units selected, within the Environmental Services Industry. The qualification is assessed ‘on-the-job’ at a suitable environmental services facility which may include working on public highways or other areas accessible by the public or other persons. Qualification Assessment Guidance Suggested evidence types for the headings are as follows: Observation; direct observation or witness testimony direct observation is not possible. Where this evidence type has been suggested against Assessment Criteria which require the candidate to explain or describe, the assessor must hear or observe the explanation/description (directly or being delivered to others) or see it in writing. The assessor must not infer that the candidate can explain/describe based purely on observation. Question and Answer; candidate statements, verbal questioning, professional discussion, written questions, product evidence supported by questioning Simulation / Realistic working environment; should be used as a last resort where allowed. Please see the Energy and Utility Skills Assessment Strategy for further information.