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Transmission Lines 2 (Tower Painters)

Part B: On-Job Assessment (OJA)

Learner (full name):

Mobile number:

Email:

NSN: __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __

Due date of assessment: ____ / ____ / 20____ Learner verification: I verify that (please tick and sign)

�� The completion of all assessment tasks will be my own work.

�� The assessment and assessment conditions have been explained to me and I understand them.

�� I understand the process in the event of my evidence not achieving the standard.

�� I understand the Grid Skills Appeal Procedure.

Learner Signature:

Training Approver (full name):

Date received from learner:

____ / ____ / 20____

Note to Training Approver: Please scan these documents and upload them into MySkills. File the original documents pending moderation.

Date uploaded to MySkills: ____ / ____ / 20____

Grid Skills Assessor (full name):Part B result determined by Grid Skills.

Date: ____ / ____ / 20____

Part B: Learner Practical Observations

2 Transmission Lines 2 (Tower Painters)

Preface Transpower requires its assets to be maintained and tested to high standards of skill, professionalism and safety, to ensure the satisfactory operation of the National Grid. To achieve the required quality standards, and to prevent injury to team members or other adverse events, the work must be carried out by individuals with competencies that are both appropriate and current. This assessment forms part of a suite of documents for the role of a Tower Structire Maintainer. Acknowledgement This document is the responsibility of Grid Skills. If you would like to make suggestions to improve this document, please contact us. We are happy to answer any questions you may have.

+64 6 590 6307

[email protected]

Further information about Grid Skills is available at:

www.transpower.co.nz/gridskills

Disclaimer This resource has been developed for training purposes only and is produced for and contextualised to the relevant training course attended. It is not to be used as a replacement to any policy or industry doctrine representative of any part of the New Zealand power system. Version © Transpower New Zealand Limited | July 2017 | Version 1.0 All rights reserved


Learner Assessment 3

Introduction WELCOME

When you have completed all the assessments, you will have demonstrated the knowledge, skills and experience required to achieve the outcomes of the course: • Identify hazards associated with working in the transmission industry • Inspect and climb lattice steel structures • Carry out a rescue from a transmission structure • Identify equipotential bonding requirements of transmission

structures and associated plant and equipment • Understand the access permit process • Apply basic rigging principles including use of knots, ropes, slings

and basic rigging equipment • Use basic rigging equipment and appropriate mobile plant to perform

light rigging activities on transmission structures.

This Practical Observation assessment is to be completed within THREE (3) to SIX (6) months.

ASSESSMENT TASKS

Part B – Practical Observations and Supporting Evidence – completed within 3-6 months

Task 1 – Gets ready for work Tasks 1.1 – 1.3

Task 2 – Prepares and carries out rigging Tasks 2.1 – 2.2

Task 3 – Carries out bonding Tasks 3.1 – 3.3

Task 4 – Carries out work Tasks 4.1 – 4.2

Task 5 – Carries out rescue Task 5.1

Task 6 – Completes task/s Task 6.1

Training Approver or Learner to upload the Assessment

and Supporting Evidence in MySkills

Trainer to assess and record results in MySkills

RESOURCES

You will need to have access to the relevant resources to support you during your assessment. Refer to your Learner Handbook and Workbook for further details.

Please remember: only your employer can provide sign-off and endorse you as competent



ASSESSMENT FLOWCHART

Follow this flowchart to help you through the on-job assessment process



Assessment instructions LEARNER INSTRUCTIONS

BE PREPARED – read the tasks and know what is required.

• Fully complete all tasks – in any order.

• Follow the instructions given.

• Scan the assessment pack and supporting evidence and upload into MySkills when complete – your Training Approver will help.

You must perform the switching process enough times to complete a minimum of THREE (3) practical observations for each task.

Sign the learner details and verification block on the front cover page.

Assessment conditions

Tasks must be completed on course and in the workplace. All Transpower staff and contractors are responsible for working safely and encouraging safe behaviour in others. All tasks must meet industry requirements and comply with current industry rules and regulations as follows: • Industry requirements include all asset owner requirements; manufacturers’

specifications; and enterprise requirements which cover the documented workplace policies, procedures, specifications, business and quality management requirements relevant to the workplace in which assessment is carried out.

• Performance and work practices in relation to these observations must comply with all current legislation, regulations and industry guides including Electricity Supply Industry codes of practice and documented enterprise procedures. These include updated versions of Safety Manual – Electricity Industry (SM-EI) and Transpower’s ‘Keys to Life’, Service Specifications (TP.SS) and related Transpower booklets, for example – Landowner and Occupiers Handbook.

What to do when this assessment is complete

This assessment pack and supporting evidence must be returned to Grid Skills for sign off by a Grid Skills assessor. When you have completed the tasks, scan all assessment documents and upload into MySkills. The Approver will update your assessment status in MySkills and file your original documents for safe keeping, pending moderation.

Re-assessment

You are entitled to at least one reassessment for this practical observation. If you are not being successful in your observations, contact Grid Skills for advice.

TECHNICAL EXPERT INSTRUCTIONS

You must only complete each Practical Observation form when you have directly observed the learner. Your signature verifies, on behalf of your company, that the learner has demonstrated their ability to meet industry and enterprise specific standards. You must be approved (by Grid Skills) as a Technical Expert and sign the Technical Expert Observer verification at the end of this document

Completion of these forms will provide evidence the learner has performed all the required tasks for a minimum of THREE (3)

separate observations. :



Before you carry out an observation, you will have observed the learner meeting the required standards over a period of time and in a range of situations.

Use this Checklist as a guide

Prepare to observe þ

Make sure your employer has approved you to sign-off observations. o Fill out the Technical Expert Assessment Validation form. o Be prepared: read the assessment and assessment conditions so you know what you are verifying. o

If you don’t understand the assessment and conditions, call Grid Skills. o Observe þ

Do not lead the learner. o Be fair and consistent in your decisions. o For each task shown in the Observation, tick the checkboxes when complete, date and initial, and provide comment. o

Sign off the Observer verification only when the learner performs to industry standard. o

Check þ Check that Observation documentation is completed to company requirements and is relevant to the assessment. o

Support the learner to complete the remainder of the assessment and to return it to Grid Skills as instructed – scan to MySkills. o

Non-performance

If you do not believe the learner has met requirements stated in the Practical Observation forms, meet with them to discuss any further training required or opportunities for you to observe them. Record any discussions and the outcomes of any meetings held with the learner, to provide evidence of their progress.



Task 1 Gets ready for work

1.1 Develops a Plan of Works

Prepares a Plan of Works (includes machinery, plant and equipment) using drawings, diagrams, schedules and manuals for the work to be undertaken

4 Prepares and conducts a tailgate session detailing the relevant procedure(s) to be used. Must include the following: Please tick þ

Safe Working Zone ¨ Site Risk Assessment ¨ Bonding ¨ Earthing ¨ Minimum Approach Distances ((MAD) ¨ Step and Touch Potential Risk ¨ Equipotential Zone (EPZ) ¨

28193 – 1.1 28193 – 1.2 28193 – 1.3 28193 – 1.4

24746 – 3.2

24747 – 2.1

Observations Tick ü when complete 1

ONE only required

4 Selects climbing equipment and inspects for compliance:

Harnesses ¨ Laynards ¨ Pole straps ¨

4 Reports any equipment defects.

10509 – 2.1 10509 – 2.2 10509 – 2.3

24746 – 2.1

4 Packs and transports insulators and fittings to site. 24747 – 2.2


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Carries out pre-climbing safety checks of structure

Inspects soundness of structure ¨ Inspects electrical clearances ¨ Inspects security of hardware ¨ Confirms designated climbing route ¨

10509 – 1.1 10509 – 1.2 10509 – 1.3 10509 – 1.4

XX1LMT – 2.1 XX1LMT – 2.3 XX1LMT – 2.4 XX1LMT – 3.1 XX1LMT – 3.2


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1.2 Selects equipment, packs and transports

1.3 Prepares to climb



Task 1 – Gets ready for work

Technical Expert/s to complete: You are verifying that:

• the learner has performed all outcomes to industry standard • you are approved by your employer to conduct this observation as a Technical Expert.

Technical Expert/s to provide specific comments and examples Date Comments Initials

Please remember – complete the Technical Expert Observer Verification form

All Supporting evidence attached refer to page 48 for requirements



Task 2 Prepares and carries out rigging

2.1 Prepares for rigging and lifting

Selects and inspects appropriate rigging equipment 4 Selects, inspects, and prepares to operate light lifting and rigging equipment:

Ropes ¨ Slings ¨ Blocks ¨ Capstan winch ¨ Shackles ¨

4 Tags any damaged rigging equipment and removes from service.

24746 – 2.1 24746 – 3.3

18726 – 3.2 18276 – 3.3

24747 – 3.1

4 Confirms the Working Load Limit (WLL) of the rigging equipment is appropriate for the load applied.

24746 – 2.2 24746 – 3.3

18276 – 3.1

24747 – 3.1

Selects and inspects mobile plant 4 Selects, inspects and prepares to operate mobile plant and machinery:

Trailer winch ¨ Capstan winch ¨ Other (please specify): ¨

4 Tags any damaged plant and machinery and removes from service.

24746 – 2.1 24746 – 3.3

18276 – 3.3


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2.2 Carries out rigging activities

Operates rigging equipment

4 Operates light lifting and rigging equipment – safely and effectively raises, correctly positions, works with and lowers: Ropes ¨ Shackles ¨ Blocks ¨ Slings ¨ Capstan winch ¨ in accordance with equipment manufacturers’ operating and maintenance instructions.

24746 – 3.3 18276 – 1.3 18726 – 3.5 28112 – 2.1

TP.SS 06.20

11.4 (c) (f) (g)



4 Uses a range of ropes, slings and knots used in transmission line work and rigging (minimum of FOUR (4): Reef ¨ Eye-splice ¨ Back splice ¨ Clove hitch ¨ Sheet bend ¨ Bowline ¨ Sheep shank ¨ Bowline on the bight ¨ Round turn & two half hitches ¨ Timber hitch ¨

TP.SS 06.20 11.4 (d)


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3

Task 2 – Prepares and carries out rigging








Task 3 Carries out bonding

3.1 Selects and inspects bonding equipment

4 Inspects and cares for earthing equipment: Equipment

Surface condition acceptable and in clean state

Equipment able to be

used Clamps Leads Fittings Terminations

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12295 – 2.5


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3.2 Prepares to apply bonding

Prepares to apply earths 4 Confirms details of access permit 4 Selects and wears appropriate PPE 4 Identifies bonding attachment points on mobile plant

12295 – 4.2 12295 – 2.3 12295 – 4.1


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3.3 Applies bonding equipment

Must apply earths to a Tower structure 1 Connects tail clamp/s to earth ¨ 3 Bonds to adjacent mobile plant ¨ 2 Keeps leads away from person ¨ 4 Creates an equipotential environment for work ¨

12295 – 4.3

28942 – 2.4

TP.SS 06.20 11.5 (a), (c)


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Task 3 – Carries out bonding








Task 4 Carries out work

4.1 Climbs structure

Uses structure climbing equipment 4 Erects and secures climbing equipment:

Safety line ¨ 10509 – 3.1

4 Climbs structures, maintains MAD and secures personal safety equipment to structure 10509 – 3.2 10509 – 3.3 28942 – 5.2


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4.2 Carries work out on structure

Operates a range of machinery, plant, tools and equipment

4 Completes work using minimum of THREE (3) items of equipment, and maintains safe working practices Capstan winch ¨ Pierce platform ¨ Other (please specify): ¨

10509 – 4.1 10509 – 4.2

TP.SS 06.20 9.4 (c)

11.2 (a), (c), (d)

4 Operates plant and equipment following service specifications and/or equipment manufacturers’ instructions.

28112 – 2.1

28942 – 5.2


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Task 4 – Carries out work Technical Expert/s to complete: You are verifying that:







Task 5 Carries out rescue

5.1 Carries out rescue

4 Inspects and determines structure to ensure rescuer’s safety: structure soundness ¨ climbing route plan ¨ voltage and Minimum Approach Distance Personal Protective Equiment (PPE) ¨ (MAD) ¨ rescue equipmemnt ¨

4 Determines the need for additional assistance 4 Climbs the structure using the planned route 4 Deploys rescue kit 4 Determines the condition of the victim 4 Safely lowers the victim 4 Administers basic life support and first aid (as required)

17025 – 2.1 17025 – 2.2 17025 – 2.3 17025 – 2.4 17025 – 2.5 17025 – 2.6

TP.SS 06.20 11.2 (d)


2

3

Task 5 – Carries out rescue Technical Expert/s to complete: You are verifying that:







Task 6 Completes task/s

6.1 Removes, inspects and stores equipment

Once new work (or maintenance work) is completed

4 Removes the following: Rigging equipment ¨ Bonding equipment ¨ Climbing equipment ¨

12295 – 4.4

10509 – 4.3

4 Reinstates the worksite 24747 – 3.5

4 Inspects the used plant and equipment prior to storage

4 Tags and reports any defective plant or equipment

28112 – 3.1 28112 – 3.2 28112 – 3.3

4 Completes Job Record: Job Sheets ¨ Structure Repoirt ¨ Condition Assessment ¨

24747 – 3.6


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Task 6 – Completes task/s Technical Expert/s to complete: You are verifying that:

• the learner has performed all outcomes to industry standard

• you are approved by your employer to conduct this observation as a Technical Expert.






TL 2 (Tower Painters) Checklist Learner name:

Please note: During the observation the order of the tasks performed may vary.

Supporting Evidence attached

Practical Observation tasks

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Observation

Compulsory Optional WSP ¨ Photographs ¨ Job Pack ¨ Other: ¨

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1.1 Develops a Plan of Works 1.2 Selects equipment, packs and transports 1.3 Prepares to climb

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2.1 Prepares for rigging and lifting 2.2 Carries out rigging activities

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3.1 Selects and inspects bonding equipment 3.2 Prepares to apply bonding 3.3 Applies bonding equipment

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4.1 Climbs structure 4.2 Carries out work on structure

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Task 5 Carries out rescue 5.1 Carries out rescue þ

Task 6 Completes tasks 6.1 Removes, inspects and stores equipment þ

Trainer or Technical Expert to provide specific comments and examples:

Please provide some suitable text here and an exemplar model.











Date completed: 22 / 06 / 17 Technical Expert – Full Name: Ken J Bradshaw

Initials: KJB

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Technical Expert Observer Verification

You are verifying that: • the learner has performed all outcomes to industry standard • you are approved by your employer to conduct this observation as a Technical Expert.

Course Trainer OR Technical Expert 1 to complete

Observations 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

ü Tick when Observation is complete

Full Name

Trainer or Technical Expert to provide final comments:

Position

Signature

Date ___/___/___ Initials

Technical Expert 2 to complete

Observations 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10


Full Name

Technical Expert to provide final comments:

Position

Signature


Technical Expert 3 to complete

Observations 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10


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Technical Expert to provide final comments:

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LEARNER INSTRUCTIONS

Supporting Evidence is required when the learner carries out work in a training environment and on the job. Supporting evidence is work documents that must be completed before, during and/or after a job.

TECHNICAL EXPERT INSTRUCTIONS

Write the reference number on the top right-hand corner of each supporting document and attach to this Assessment before you scan it into the learner’s record in MySkills.

The learner’s employer is to retain the original documentation for 12 months (for moderation purposes).



Supporting Evidence

You must provide the compulsory workplace documentation to support this assessment. Write the reference number on the top right-hand corner of each supporting document then attach the document to this assessment pack.

Compulsory Supporting Evidence

Compulsory evidence must link back to THREE (3) Observations undertaken: þ

Tick when attached

1 Worksite Safety Plan (must relate to the job) THREE (3) are required ooo

2 Job Pack (must relate to the job) THREE (3) are required ooo

Optional Supporting Evidence

You may provide other documents as supporting evidence of the jobs you carried out in the Practical Observation – check with your Technical Expert for advice (please specify below).

Evidence must relate to ONE (1) Observation undertaken: þ

Tick when attached

3 Photographs must: Identify learner clearly ¨ Identify task/s being undertaken ¨ Be dated ¨ Include brief narration to describe relevance of task/s ¨

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