Understand the requirements for the transportation of waste SCQF Level: 5 and SCQF Credit Value: 4 working Answer Learning Outcome Assessment Criteria Observation Simulation/ Question environment Realistic 1. How to check the vehicle 1.1 Explain how to check the for safety vehicle for safety to include: a) load b) wear and tear on vehicle parts x x c) operation of vehicle controls and equipment d) vehicle handling 1.2 Explain what constitutes a x variance. 1.3 Explain how to identify x x variances. 1.4 Explain what procedure must be followed when a variance is x x identified. 2. Understand the effect loads 2.1 Explain the characteristics of a have on a vehicle minimum of 3 different loads. x 2.2 Explain how 3 loads could x affect vehicle stability. 2.3 Explain the consequences of overloading a vehicle in of: a) legal x b) safety c) handling 2.4 Explain safe loading x x procedures. 3. Understand the importance 3.1 Explain the importance of of containing the load containing the load properly in terms of: x a) Duty of Care b) Consequences of the loss of load
Understand the requirements for the transportation of waste SCQF Level: 5 Observation Question and Answer Simulation/ Realistic working environment SCQF Credit Value: 4 Learning Outcome Assessment Criteria 1. How to check the vehicle for safety 1.1 Explain how to check the vehicle for safety to include: a) load b) wear and tear on vehicle parts c) operation of vehicle controls and equipment d) vehicle handling x x 1.2 Explain what constitutes a variance. x 1.3 Explain how to identify variances. x x 1.4 Explain what procedure must be followed when a variance is identified. x x 2. Understand the effect loads have on a vehicle 2.1 Explain the characteristics of a minimum of 3 different loads. x 2.2 Explain how 3 loads could affect vehicle stability. x 2.3 Explain the consequences of overloading a vehicle in of: a) legal b) safety c) handling x 2.4 Explain safe loading procedures. x x 3. Understand the importance of containing the load 3.1 Explain the importance of containing the load properly in terms of: a) Duty of Care b) Consequences of the loss of load x
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