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734301010 Mobile Elevated Work Platform Specialist

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Table of content

SECTION 1: CURRICULUM SUMMARY..............................................................................................4

1. Occupational Information................................................................................................................4

1.1 Associated Occupation..............................................................................................................4

1.2 Occupation or Specialisation Addressed by this Curriculum.....................................................4

1.3 Alternative Titles used by Industry.............................................................................................4

2. Curriculum Information.................................................................................................................... 4

2.1 Curriculum Structure.................................................................................................................. 4

2.2 Entry Requirements...................................................................................................................5

3. Assessment Quality Partner Information.........................................................................................5

4. Part Qualification Curriculum Structure...........................................................................................5

SECTION 2: OCCUPATIONAL PROFILE...........................................................................................11

1. Occupational Purpose................................................................................................................... 11

2. Occupational Tasks...................................................................................................................... 11

3. Occupational Task Details............................................................................................................11

3.1. Assess and mitigate identified hazards and resultant risks (NQF Level 3).............................11

3.2. Manage mobile elevated work platform (MEWP) operations (NQF Level 3)..........................11

3.3. Manage the transportation of a MEWP (NQF Level 3)...........................................................11

SECTION 3: CURRICULUM COMPONENT SPECIFICATIONS..........................................................13

SECTION 3A: KNOWLEDGE MODULE SPECIFICATIONS............................................................13

List of Knowledge Modules for which Specifications are included........................................................13

1. 734301010-KM-01, Elementary Safety, Health, Environmental, Risk and Quality, NQF Level 2,

Credits 1........................................................................................................................................ 14

2. 734301010-KM-02, Advanced Safety, Health, Environmental, Risk and Quality, NQF Level 4, Credits

2.................................................................................................................................................... 16

3. 734301010-KM-03, Environment, Energy Efficiency and Ethics, NQF Level 3, Credits 1.........19

4. 734301010-KM-04, Tools, Equipment, Materials, Maintenance and Techniques, NQF Level 3, Credits

2.................................................................................................................................................... 22

5. 734301010-KM-05, Principles of Communication Theory, NQF Level 3, Credits 1...................25

6. 734301010-KM-06, Principles of MEWP operations, NQF Level 3, Credits 2...........................27

7. 734301010-KM-07, Fall protection, NQF Level 3, Credits 1......................................................31

SECTION 3B: PRACTICAL SKILL MODULE SPECIFICATIONS.....................................................33

List of Practical Skill Module Specifications..........................................................................................33

1. 734301010-PM-01, Identify hazards and risks to minimise potential damage to people and or

property, NQF Level 3, Credits 1...................................................................................................34

2. 734301010-PM-02, Inspect work area and personal protective equipment for safe operations, NQF

Level 3, Credits 1.......................................................................................................................... 36

3. 734301010-PM-03, Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Mobile Boom, NQF

Level 2, Credits 1.......................................................................................................................... 38

4. 734301010-PM-04, Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Mobile Vertical, NQF

Level 2, Credits 1.......................................................................................................................... 41


5. 734301010-PM-05, Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Static Boom, NQF

Level 2, Credits 1.......................................................................................................................... 44

6. 734301010-PM-06, Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Static Vertical, NQF

Level 2, Credits 1.......................................................................................................................... 47

7. 734301010-PM-07, Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Push-Around Vertical,

NQF Level 2, Credits 1.................................................................................................................. 50

8. 734301010-PM-08, Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Super Boom, NQF

Level 2, Credits 1.......................................................................................................................... 53

9. 734301010-PM-09, Select type of transport and Load and off-load a MEWP, NQF Level 5, Credits 4

...................................................................................................................................................... 56

10. 734301010-PM-010, Securing of a MEWP, NQF Level 3, Credits 2.......................................58

SECTION 3C: WORK EXPERIENCE MODULE SPECIFICATIONS................................................60

List of Work Experience Module Specifications....................................................................................60

1. 734301010-WM-01, Processes and procedures for risk assessment analysis and hazard control, NQF

Level 3, Credits 2.......................................................................................................................... 61

2. 734301010-WM-02, MEWP operations, NQF Level 3, Credits 4...............................................63

3. 734301010-WM-03, MEWP transportation processes and procedures, NQF Level 3, Credits 265

SECTION 4: STATEMENT OF WORK EXPERIENCE.........................................................................67


SECTION 1: CURRICULUM SUMMARY

1. Occupational Information

1.1 Associated Occupation734301: Crane or Hoist Operator

1.2 Occupation or Specialisation Addressed by this Curriculum734301010: Mobile Elevated Work Platform Specialist

1.3 Alternative Titles used by Industry Cherry Picker

2. Curriculum Information2.1 Curriculum Structure

This qualification is made up of the following compulsory Knowledge and Practical Skill Modules:

Knowledge Modules:

734301010-KM-01, Elementary Safety, Health, Environmental, Risk and Quality, NQF Level 2,

Credits 1

734301010-KM-02, Advanced Safety, Health, Environmental, Risk and Quality, NQF Level 4, Credits

2

734301010-KM-03, Environment, Energy Efficiency and Ethics, NQF Level 3, Credits 1

734301010-KM-04, Tools, Equipment, Materials, Maintenance and Techniques, NQF Level 3,

Credits 2

734301010-KM-05, Principles of Communication Theory, NQF Level 3, Credits 1

734301010-KM-06, Principles of MEWP operations, NQF Level 3, Credits 2

734301010-KM-07, Fall protection, NQF Level 3, Credits 1

Total number of credits for Knowledge Modules: 10

Practical Skill Modules:

734301010-PM-01, Identify hazards and risks to minimise potential damage to people and or

property, NQF Level 3, Credits 1

734301010-PM-02, Inspect work area and personal protective equipment for safe operations, NQF

Level 3, Credits 1

734301010-PM-03, Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Mobile Boom, NQF

Level 2, Credits 1

734301010-PM-04, Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Mobile Vertical, NQF

Level 2, Credits 1

734301010-PM-05, Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Static Boom, NQF

Level 2, Credits 1

734301010-PM-06, Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Static Vertical, NQF

Level 2, Credits 1


734301010-PM-07, Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Push-Around

Vertical, NQF Level 2, Credits 1

734301010-PM-08, Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Super Boom, NQF

Level 2, Credits 1

734301010-PM-09, Select type of transport and Load and off-load a MEWP, NQF Level 5, Credits 4

734301010-PM-010, Securing of a MEWP, NQF Level 3, Credits 2

Total number of credits for Practical Skill Modules: 14

This qualification also requires the following Work Experience Modules:

734301010-WM-01, Processes and procedures for risk assessment analysis and hazard control,

NQF Level 3, Credits 2

734301010-WM-02, MEWP operations, NQF Level 3, Credits 4

734301010-WM-03, MEWP transportation processes and procedures, NQF Level 3, Credits 2

Total number of credits for Work Experience Modules: 8

2.2 Entry RequirementsA medical certificate for fitness to work at height. 18 years and older Numeracy and Communication

at Level 3

3. Assessment Quality Partner InformationName of body: Transport Education and Training Authority

Address of body: 344 Pretoria Avenue Sonsono Building Randburg 2125

Contact person name: Herman Letoka

Contact person work telephone number: 011 781 1280

4. Part Qualification Curriculum Structure

Part Qualification 1:

Title:Mobile Boom Transporter, NQF Level 3, Credits 21

Purpose:A Mobile Boom Transporter is responsible for loading, transporting and off-loading of Mobile Booms

Applicable Modules (Rules of Combination)Knowledge Modules:


Credits 1









Level 3, Credits 1


Level 2, Credits 1










Assessment Qualification Standards:

Draw up a risk assessment (12.5%)

Operate a Mobile Boom (12.5%)

Load, secure and off load a MEWP (12.5%)



Title:Mobile Vertical Transporter, NQF Level 3, Credits 21

Purpose:A Mobile Vertical Transporter is responsible for loading, transporting and off-loading of Mobile Verticals

Applicable Modules (Rules of Combination)

Knowledge Modules:


Credits 1








Level 3, Credits 1


Level 2, Credits 1












Operate a Mobile Vertical (12.5%)




Title:Static Boom Transporter, NQF Level 3, Credits 21

Purpose:A Static Boom Transporter is responsible for loading, transporting and off-loading of Static Booms



Credits 1








Level 3, Credits 1


Level 2, Credits 1












Operate a Static Boom (12.5%)




Title:Static Vertical Transporter, NQF Level 3, Credits 21

Purpose:A Static Vertical Transporter is responsible for loading, transporting and off-loading of Static Verticals



Credits 1








Level 3, Credits 1


Level 2, Credits 1












Operate a Static Vertical (12.5%)




Title:Push-Around Vertical Transporter, NQF Level 3, Credits 21

Purpose:A Push-Around Vertical Transporter is responsible for loading, transporting and off-loading of Push-Around

Verticals



Credits 1








Level 3, Credits 1














Operate a Push-Around Vertical (12.5%)




Title:Super Boom Transporter, NQF Level 3, Credits 21

Purpose:A Super Boom Transporter is responsible for loading, transporting and off-loading of Super Booms



Credits 1








Level 3, Credits 1


Level 2, Credits 1












Operate a Super Boom (12.5%)



SECTION 2: OCCUPATIONAL PROFILE

1. Occupational PurposeA Mobile Elevated Work Platform Specialist oversees, manages and controls all aspects of elevating

platform practices including, operation, application determination, transportation, safety

considerations and all relevant and applicable work at height applications.

2. Occupational Tasks Assess and mitigate identified hazards and resultant risks (NQF Level 3)

Manage mobile elevated work platform (MEWP) operations (NQF Level 3)

Manage the transportation of a MEWP (NQF Level 3)

3. Occupational Task Details

3.1. Assess and mitigate identified hazards and resultant risks (NQF Level 3)

Unique Product or Service:Identified hazards and risks managed

Occupational Responsibilities: Identify hazards and risks to minimise potential damage to people and/or property

Inspect work area and personal protective equipment for safe operations

Occupational Contexts: Processes and procedures for Risk assessment analysis and hazard control

3.2. Manage mobile elevated work platform (MEWP) operations (NQF Level 3)

Unique Product or Service:Safe MEWP operations

Occupational Responsibilities: Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Mobile Boom

Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Mobile Vertical

Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Static Boom

Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Static Vertical

Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Push-Around Vertical

Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Super Boom

Occupational Contexts: Processes and procedures for MEWP operations


3.3. Manage the transportation of a MEWP (NQF Level 3)

Unique Product or Service:MEWP safely transported

Occupational Responsibilities: Select type of transport and Load and off-load MEWP

Secure a MEWP

Occupational Contexts: MEWP transportation processes and procedures


SECTION 3: CURRICULUM COMPONENT SPECIFICATIONSSECTION 3A: KNOWLEDGE MODULE SPECIFICATIONSList of Knowledge Modules for which Specifications are included


Credits 1

734301010-KM-02, Advanced Safety, Health, Environmental, Risk and Quality, NQF Level 4, Credits

2

734301010-KM-03, Environment, Energy Efficiency and Ethics, NQF Level 3, Credits 1

734301010-KM-04, Tools, Equipment, Materials, Maintenance and Techniques, NQF Level 3,

Credits 2

734301010-KM-05, Principles of Communication Theory, NQF Level 3, Credits 1




1. 734301010-KM-01, Elementary Safety, Health, Environmental, Risk and Quality, NQF Level 2, Credits 1

1.1 Purpose of the Knowledge ModulesThe main focus of the learning in this knowledge module is to build an understanding of basic health, safety,

quality and legislative environment requirements in the MEWP landscape. The learning contract time, which

is the time that reflects the required duration of enrolment for this module, is at least 1.25 days.

The learning will enable learners to demonstrate an understanding of:

KM-01-KT01: Basic principles of relevant legislation, regulations and codes (50%)

KM-01-KT02: Basic concepts and principles of Safety, Health, Environment, Risk and Quality (50%)

1.2 Guidelines for Topics

1.2.1. KM-01-KT01: Basic principles of relevant legislation, regulations and codes (50%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0101 Principles of specifications, standards and regulations

KT0102 Driven Machinery Regulations Act in relation to MEWP operations

KT0103 National Code of Practice

KT0104 Occupational Health and Safety Act and Mine Health and Safety Act

KT0105 Road Traffic Act applicable to MEWP operations

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0101 Identify different standards and specifications regulating MEWP environments

IAC0102 Explain the minimum key aspects of the Driven Machinery Regulations Act in relation to the

MEWP environment

IAC0103 List the key elements of the National code of Practice when operating MEWPs

IAC0104 List the key elements of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and Mine Health and

Safety Act on lifting activities

IAC0105 Discuss the importance of adhering to the Road Traffic Act when operating MEWPs on

public roads

(Weight 50%)

1.2.2. KM-01-KT02: Basic concepts and principles of Safety, Health, Environment, Risk and Quality (50%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0201 Principles of safety and workplace safety

KT0202 Principles of emergency procedures

KT0203 Principles of housekeeping

KT0204 Personal protective equipment in respect of MEWP operations and the various work

environments

KT0205 Concept and management of suspension trauma

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight


IAC0201 Discuss and explain the basic principles and purpose of workplace safety

IAC0202 Explain the possible impacts of not properly identifying and dealing with risks and hazards

IAC0203 Identify and explain the importance of reporting emergency procedures in the MEWP

environment

IAC0204 Discuss and explain the importance of controlling and avoiding spillages that can impact

the environment

IAC0205 Explain the importance of maintaining a clean, tidy and safe working environment

IAC0206 Identify and explain the purpose of PPE in respect of MEWP operations and the various

work environments

IAC0207 Explain the importance of managing suspension trauma and the potential danger thereof

(Weight 50%)

1.3 Provider Programme Accreditation CriteriaPhysical Requirements:

Classroom furniture (chairs and tables, audio equipment and all other equipment conducive to a

learning environment)

Hand-outs and stationery (electronic consumables, pencils/paper)

MEWP learning material

Human Resource Requirements:

Facilitator/learner ratio 1 to 20

Relevant qualifications/experience

Legal Requirements:

Accredited with AQP

Compliance to SHERQ

1.4 Exemptions None


2. 734301010-KM-02, Advanced Safety, Health, Environmental, Risk and Quality, NQF Level 4, Credits 2

2.1 Purpose of the Knowledge ModulesThe main focus of the learning in this knowledge module is to build an understanding of depth health, safety,

quality and legislative theory required for the practice of the MEWP environment. The learning contract time,

which is the time that reflects the required duration of enrolment for this module, is at least 2.5 days.


KM-02-KT01: Theories and principles of relevant legislation, regulations and codes (50%)

KM-02-KT02: Concepts, theories and principles of Safety, Health, Environment, Risk and Quality

(50%)


2.2.1. KM-02-KT01: Theories and principles of relevant legislation, regulations and codes (50%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0101 Principles of specifications, standards and regulations

KT0102 Driven Machinery Regulations Act in relation to MEWP operations

KT0103 National Code of Practice

KT0104 Registration with Department of Labour

KT0105 Occupational Health and Safety Act and Mine Health and Safety Act

KT0106 Road Traffic Act applicable to MEWP operations

KT0107 Legislation applicable to Employers and Employees

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0101 Identify and explain different standards and specifications regulating MEWP environments

IAC0102 Explain the impact of specific aspects of the Driven Machinery Regulations Act in relation

to the MEWP environment

IAC0103 Identify and discuss the impact of not adhering to the National code of Practice when

operating MEWPs

IAC0104 Discuss the importance of compulsory and non-compulsory registrations with the

Department of Labour and relevant regulating authorities and the frequency of renewal of the lifting

machine operator license

IAC0105 Explain the impact of specific aspects of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and Mine

Health and Safety Act on lifting activities

IAC0106 Discuss the importance of adhering to the Road Traffic Act when operating MEWPs on

public roads

IAC0107 Explain the various roles of employers and employees as determined by the Occupational

Health and Safety Act

(Weight 50%)


2.2.2. KM-02-KT02: Concepts, theories and principles of Safety, Health, Environment, Risk and Quality (50%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0201 Principles of safety and workplace safety

KT0202 Principles of emergency procedures

KT0203 Principles of housekeeping

KT0204 Personal protective equipment in respect of MEWP operations and the various work

environments

KT0205 Concept and management of suspension trauma

KT0206 Principles of energy efficiency

KT0207 Principles of drive type

KT0208 Principles of job-specific medical testing and examination

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0201 Discuss and explain the principles and purpose of workplace safety

IAC0202 Explain the possible impacts of not properly identifying and dealing with risks and hazards

IAC0203 Identify and explain the importance of reporting emergency procedures in the MEWP

environment

IAC0204 Discuss and explain procedures relating to controlling and avoiding spillages that impact

the environment

IAC0205 Explain the principles of housekeeping

IAC0206 Identify and explain the purpose of PPE in respect of MEWP operations and the various

work environments

IAC0207 Explain the importance of managing suspension trauma and the potential danger thereof

IAC0208 Explain the various drive types and energy efficiency and its impact on the various sectors

IAC0209 Explain the importance of medical examinations to ensure optimal health of operator

(Weight 50%)









Legal Requirements:

Accredited with AQP

Compliance to SHERQ

2.4 Exemptions None


3. 734301010-KM-03, Environment, Energy Efficiency and Ethics, NQF Level 3, Credits 1

3.1 Purpose of the Knowledge ModulesThe main focus of the learning in this knowledge module is to build an understanding of how to develop an

understanding within the learner of the importance of environmental sustainability and energy efficiency

factors impacting on undertaking business operations and processes in an environmentally sustainable and

responsible manner. The learner will also be exposed to the concept and practices with regard to ethics in

order for them to be able to interpret ethical and non-ethical behaviour and practices. The learning contract

time, which is the time that reflects the required duration of enrolment for this module, is at least 1.25 days.


KM-03-KT01: Theories and principles of relevant environmental sustainability requirements (40%)

KM-03-KT02: Concepts, theories and principles of energy efficiency (40%)

KM-03-KT03: Theories, concepts and principles of ethics (20%)


3.2.1. KM-03-KT01: Theories and principles of relevant environmental sustainability requirements (40%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0101 Environmental Management applicable to a MEWP and how it impacts or affects the work

activities on a project or site

KT0102 Global, regional and local environmental issues

KT0103 Environmental aspects and impacts

KT0104 Environment education and the work environment

KT0105 Construction and environmental sustainability

KT0106 Eco footprint

KT0107 Pollution types and their impact

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0101 Explain the impact of specific aspects of Environmental Management on MEWP activities

IAC0102 Identify components of the environment and describe their interrelationships

IAC0103 List pollution types and discuss their impact on the environment

IAC0104 Discuss the global, regional and local environmental issues and the contribution of

business to it

IAC0105 List at least 5 applicable environmental laws in South Africa

IAC0106 Define the environmental legislation specific to your industry and list the ramifications for

environmental damage caused

IAC0107 Discuss how to test the effectiveness of the Environmental Management System within the

context of the larger transportation system

IAC0108 Describe the effects of various human activities on the environment

IAC0109 Discuss pollution types and their impact

(Weight 40%)


3.2.2. KM-03-KT02: Concepts, theories and principles of energy efficiency (40%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0201 Energy efficiency legislation applicable to transportation and how they impact or affect the

work activities on the MEWP system

KT0202 Energy saving

KT0203 Managing water usage

KT0204 Waste management

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0201 Explain the impact of specific aspects of the Energy Efficiency on MEWP activities

IAC0202 Discuss energy saving activities that are applicable to MEWPs to improve their Eco

footprint

IAC0203 Evaluate practices within the MEWP industry that contribute toward environmental

sustainability

IAC0204 Discuss the importance of managing water usage when operating a MEWP

IAC0205 Explain why it is important that the environment is taken care of and identify waste

management practices in the MEWP industry and their relationship to environmentally damaging

practices

(Weight 40%)

3.2.3. KM-03-KT03: Theories, concepts and principles of ethics (20%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0301 Professional Ethics Defined

KT0302 Implementing Ethics in the Workplace

KT0303 Employer / Employee Rights

KT0304 Business and Social Responsibilities

KT0305 Ethical decisions

KT0306 Unethical Behaviour

KT0307 Integrity management

KT0308 Batho Pele Principles

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0301 Define what business ethics is and identify how it is relevant to your business

IAC0302 Discuss how to ensure ethical behaviour and describe the characteristics of an ethical

manager

IAC0303 Identify unethical behaviour and discuss preventative measures to address unethical

behaviour

IAC0304 Describe the concept of conducting oneself with integrity and what anti-corruption

principles one can apply to the work place

IAC0305 Describe the concepts of Batho Pele principles

(Weight 20%)

3.3 Provider Programme Accreditation Criteria


Physical Requirements:








Legal Requirements:

Accredited with AQP

Compliance to SHERQ

3.4 Exemptions None


4. 734301010-KM-04, Tools, Equipment, Materials, Maintenance and Techniques, NQF Level 3, Credits 2

4.1 Purpose of the Knowledge ModulesThe main focus of the learning in this knowledge module is to build an understanding of the theory required

for the use of specific tools, equipment, materials and techniques as it pertains to MEWPs, and to identify

and describe the various components that make up different MEWPs. The learning contract time, which is

the time that reflects the required duration of enrolment for this module, is at least 2.5 days.


KM-04-KT01: Introduction to applications utilising MEWPs (20%)

KM-04-KT02: Characteristics and uses of different MEWPs (20%)

KM-04-KT03: Purpose of MEWP components, maintenance and mechanical appreciation (50%)

KM-04-KT04: Importance of estimating and calculating load (10%)


4.2.1. KM-04-KT01: Introduction to applications utilising MEWPs (20%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0101 Principles and concepts of the various sectors within the MEWP environment

KT0102 Role-players within the MEWP environment

KT0103 Code of conduct for working in a MEWP environment

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0101 Describe the composition and structure of the various sectors (e.g. mining, construction,

warehousing, and agricultural, etc.) within the South African economy utilising MEWPs

IAC0102 Identify and describe the various role-players/stakeholders within the MEWP environment

and their roles

IAC0103 Discuss the impact of intoxication at the work site

IAC0104 Explain the importance of a code of conduct within a MEWP environment

(Weight 20%)

4.2.2. KM-04-KT02: Characteristics and uses of different MEWPs (20%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0201 Principles and properties of various types of MEWPs

KT0202 Specific uses relevant to different MEWPs

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0201 Identify and discuss the various types of MEWPs

IAC0202 Describe the characteristics and specific uses for each type of MEWP

IAC0203 Identify and select the most suitable types of MEWPs and attachments for the safe

operation

IAC0204 Discuss the implications of selecting the incorrect type of MEWP for a specific application

(Weight 20%)


4.2.3. KM-04-KT03: Purpose of MEWP components, maintenance and mechanical appreciation (50%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0301 Principles and theories of MEWPs and attachments

KT0302 Concepts, theories and methods of maintenance

KT0303 Principles and concepts of maintenance schedules

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0301 Identify and discuss the various components of the MEWPs and attachments

IAC0302 Explain the importance of maintenance schedules

IAC0303 Discuss the impact of not conducting maintenance timeously

(Weight 50%)

4.2.4. KM-04-KT04: Importance of estimating and calculating load (10%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0401 Purpose and function of calculating and estimating loads

KT0402 Theories and functions of load charts and working envelope

KT0403 Methods for estimating and calculating loads

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0401 Discuss the importance of estimating and calculating loads in relation to the safe

movement of MEWP

IAC0402 Identify and discuss load rating charts and range diagrams

IAC0403 Explain the importance of height, weight and length in relation to platform capacity

IAC0404 Discuss the various methods for calculating loads

(Weight 10%)









Legal Requirements:

Accredited with AQP

Compliance to SHERQ

4.4 Exemptions None


5. 734301010-KM-05, Principles of Communication Theory, NQF Level 3, Credits 1

5.1 Purpose of the Knowledge ModulesThe main focus of the learning in this knowledge module is to build an understanding of the various

techniques of communicating within the industry. The learning contract time, which is the time that reflects

the required duration of enrolment for this module, is at least 1.25 days.


KM-05-KT01: Methods, principles and techniques of communication (50%)

KM-05-KT02: Official documents (50%)


5.2.1. KM-05-KT01: Methods, principles and techniques of communication (50%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0101 Methods and techniques used to manage and maintain effective communications between

project participants

KT0102 Forms of communication and reporting that could be utilised to ensure effective participation

of all parties in a project

KT0103 Elements for effective and efficient communication flows to improve and sustain

performance

KT0104 Audience analysis

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0101 Discuss and explain the relationship between poor communication in all organisational

levels and project structures and its effectiveness

IAC0102 Discuss and explain the relationship between good communication and effective and

efficient performance

IAC0103 Discuss and explain the relevant communication principles, channels and mediums to be

utilised for different scenarios

IAC0104 Evaluate the role of communication in an operational process or activity

IAC0105 Discuss the use of proper and professional communication techniques suited to the

relevant audience

(Weight 50%)

5.2.2. KM-05-KT02: Official documents (50%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0201 Document drafting principles

KT0202 Minutes

KT0203 Submissions

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0201 Explain the protocols related to usage of specific document drafting principles

IAC0202 Express your understanding in taking minutes


IAC0203 List the procedure for submitting documents

(Weight 50%)









Legal Requirements:

Accredited with AQP

Compliance to SHERQ

5.4 Exemptions None


6. 734301010-KM-06, Principles of MEWP operations, NQF Level 3, Credits 2

6.1 Purpose of the Knowledge ModulesThe main focus of the learning in this knowledge module is to build an understanding of the principles and

theories that pertain to the operation and effective use of a MEWP in a working environment. The learning

contract time, which is the time that reflects the required duration of enrolment for this module, is at least 2.5

days.


KM-06-KT01: Concepts, dynamics and theories of the MEWP operating environment (10%)

KM-06-KT02: Theories, principles, reading and interpretation of operating procedures of a MEWP

(10%)

KM-06-KT03: Types, classification and purposes of MEWPs and attachments (15%)

KM-06-KT04: Theories, concepts and principles of MEWP operations (15%)

KM-06-KT05: Principles, concepts and techniques of identifying and reporting defects (20%)

KM-06-KT06: Pre-operational inspections and full function tests of MEWPs (20%)

KM-06-KT07: Shut down and stowage procedures of MEWPs (10%)


6.2.1. KM-06-KT01: Concepts, dynamics and theories of the MEWP operating environment (10%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0101 Principles and functions of the various MEWP operating environments

KT0102 Principles and theories of MEWP equipment

KT0103 Principles of housekeeping in the MEWP operating environment

KT0104 Purpose of MEWP selection for the type of application

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0101 Identify and describe the various MEWP environments such as but not limited to ports,

warehouses, wharves, vessels, shipyards, petrochemical plants, sawmills, factories, mines, railway

sites, building sites, construction sites, etc.

IAC0102 Identify and explain the various types of equipment found in the MEWP environment such

as booms, outriggers, valve systems, valve bank, slew system, safety systems, etc.

IAC0103 Discuss and explain the role of proper housekeeping in relation to the various MEWP

environments

IAC0104 Explain the consequences of poor housekeeping and unsafe storage of MEWPs and

attachments

IAC0105 Discuss the consequences of incorrect machine selection in relation to application

(Weight 10%)


6.2.2. KM-06-KT02: Theories, principles, reading and interpretation of operating procedures of a MEWP (10%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0201 Theories, purpose and functions of manufacturers' instructions

KT0202 Purpose and functions of product-specific standard operating procedures

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0201 Discuss the principles in understanding manufacturers instructions where applicable

IAC0202 Identify and explain the functions of standard operating procedures

IAC0203 Discuss and explain the limitations of the use of MEWPs

IAC0204 Explain the importance of the load testing certificate of a MEWP

(Weight 10%)

6.2.3. KM-06-KT03: Types, classification and purposes of MEWPs and attachments (15%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0301 Types of attachments for a MEWP

KT0302 Features and characteristics of the main types of attachments for a MEWP

KT0303 Purposes and safe uses of the main types of attachments for a MEWP

KT0304 Principles of attachments of a MEWP in relation to load capacity

KT0305 Principles of storage and handling of attachments for a MEWP

KT0306 Principles of maintenance of attachments for a MEWP

KT0307 Principles of safe handling of loads

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0301 List and discuss the various types of attachments for MEWP

IAC0302 Identify and explain the characteristics of the attachments for MEWP

IAC0303 Discuss the critical issues related to the identification and safe use of attachments for

MEWP

IAC0304 Explain the importance of maintenance of attachments for MEWPs

IAC0305 Discuss the safe storage of attachments for MEWP

IAC0306 Explain the importance of attachment in relation to the safe handling of loads

(Weight 15%)

6.2.4. KM-06-KT04: Theories, concepts and principles of MEWP operations (15%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0401 Principles and procedures for safe placement of the load

KT0402 Procedures and principles for maintaining centre of gravity

KT0403 Concepts and principles of maintaining stability of the load

KT0404 Principles and procedures for planning a load

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0401 Discuss the importance of maintaining the safe placement of the load

IAC0402 Explain the purpose of maintaining centre of gravity to meet safety requirements

IAC0403 Discuss and explain securing methods to meet load stability


IAC0404 Explain the role of route planning in MEWP operation

(Weight 15%)

6.2.5. KM-06-KT05: Principles, concepts and techniques of identifying and reporting defects (20%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0501 Principles, methods and techniques of identifying defects

KT0502 Methods and techniques of recording and reporting defects

KT0503 Compile and evaluate organisational safety procedures in terms of MEWP operations

KT0504 Document, record and report any relevant incident in adherence to work place rules

KT0505 Demonstrate an understanding of work place rules and Legislation

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0501 Identify and discuss possible defects

IAC0502 Discuss consequences of using defective equipment

IAC0503 Discuss and explain correct procedures when maintaining equipment

IAC0504 Identify and explain the effects of using damaged equipment

IAC0505 Explain the importance of compiling an incident report accurately

IAC0506 Explain the importance of completing legislated documentation

(Weight 20%)

6.2.6. KM-06-KT06: Pre-operational inspections and full function tests of MEWPs (20%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0601 The importance of pre-operation inspections and full function tests

KT0602 Consequences of not conducting pre-operation inspections and full function tests

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0601 Discuss the importance of a pre-operation inspection

IAC0602 Analyse the consequences of not administering a full-function test

IAC0603 Discuss procedures to be followed should a defect be found

(Weight 20%)

6.2.7. KM-06-KT07: Shut down and stowage procedures of MEWPs (10%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0701 Importance of conducting shut down and stowage procedure

KT0702 Consequences of not conducting correct shut down and stowage procedures

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0701 Discuss the importance of correct shut down procedures

IAC0702 Discuss the importance of correct stowage procedures

(Weight 10%)



Access to MEWPs

Access to categories of tools, equipment, attachments, material and processes in order for learners

to be able to analyse the MEWP environment and determine implications of MEWP operations


Trainers should have a minimum requirement to include a level 4 qualification that includes

competencies related to MEWP operations equivalent to or at least 5 years relevant experience

working within a MEWP operation

Theory session trainer/learner ratio 1 to 12

Legal Requirements:

Accredited with AQP

Compliance to SHERQ

6.4 Exemptions None


7. 734301010-KM-07, Fall protection, NQF Level 3, Credits 1

7.1 Purpose of the Knowledge ModulesThe main focus of the learning in this knowledge module is to build an understanding of the importance of a

Fall Protection Plan and the legal implications thereof. The learning contract time, which is the time that

reflects the required duration of enrolment for this module, is at least 1.25 days.


KM-07-KT01: Fall Protection Plan - Legal Requirement (40%)

KM-07-KT02: Fall Protection Plan Components (60%)


7.2.1. KM-07-KT01: Fall Protection Plan - Legal Requirement (40%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0101 Legal requirements

KT0102 Importance of a FPP

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0101 Reference the legal requirements for a FPP

IAC0102 List the importance of having a FPP

IAC0103 Explain how the FPP gets implemented and the importance of the implementation thereof

(Weight 40%)

7.2.2. KM-07-KT02: Fall Protection Plan Components (60%)Topic elements to be covered include:

KT0201 Legal appointments

KT0202 Risk Assessment

KT0203 Policies and procedures

KT0204 Rescue plan

Internal Assessment Criteria and Weight IAC0201 Discuss the differences between OHASA and MHASA with regards to legal appointments

IAC0202 Explain the procedures and methods used to address all the risks identified per location

IAC0203 Explain the various policies and procedures within a FPP

IAC0204 Explain the importance of a rescue plan

(Weight 60%)










Legal Requirements:

Accredited with AQP

Compliance to SHERQ

7.4 Exemptions None


SECTION 3B: PRACTICAL SKILL MODULE SPECIFICATIONSList of Practical Skill Module Specifications




Level 3, Credits 1


Level 2, Credits 1


Level 2, Credits 1


Level 2, Credits 1


Level 2, Credits 1




Level 2, Credits 1




1. 734301010-PM-01, Identify hazards and risks to minimise potential damage to people and or property, NQF Level 3, Credits 1

1.1 Purpose of the Practical Skill ModulesThe focus of the learning in this module is on providing the learner an opportunity to demonstrate practical

skills in being able to successfully inspect the work area for safe operations and manage or eliminate. The

learner will be able to demonstrate his/her ability to identify and use an anchor point in terms of fall

prevention. The learning contract time, which is the time that reflects the required duration of enrolment for

this module, is at least 1.25 days.

The learner will be required to:

PM-01-PS01: Identify Hazards and associated Risks

PM-01-PS02: Identify anchor points

1.2 Guidelines for Practical Skills

1.2.1. PM-01-PS01: Identify Hazards and associated RisksScope of Practical SkillGiven work instructions, checklists, work area, case study, activity documents, any templates, forms, safety

and quality principles and standard operating procedures, information available the learner must be able to:

PA0101 Identify hazards

PA0102 Analyse associated risks

PA0103 Mitigate identified risks

PA0104 Perform continuous risk assessment

PA0105 Identify safety signs and symbols

Applied Knowledge AK0101 Hazard identification and risk analyses tools and techniques

AK0102 Mitigation methods

AK0103 Safety standard operating procedures

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0101 Warning signs and symbols are identified and adhered to as per work environment

IAC0102 Hazards and risks are identified and responded to in a responsible manner in accordance

with accepted hazard identification and risk assessment practices

IAC0103 Precautionary statements and operating instructions listed on warning labels identified and

adhered to

1.2.2. PM-01-PS02: Identify anchor pointsScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant MEWP, work instructions, checklists, work area, activity

documents, safety and quality principles, standard operating procedures and relevant PPE the learner must

be able to:

PA0201 Inspect self-identified anchor points


PA0202 Utilise self-identified anchor points

Applied Knowledge AK0201 Difference between self-identified and planned anchor points

AK0202 Significance of anchor points on the platform of a MEWP

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0201 Anchor points correctly identified

IAC0202 Anchor points correctly used


MEWP environment

Categories of a currently compliant MEWP, tools, equipment, attachments, safe operating

procedures, manufacturers specifications and processes in order for learners to apply correct and

safe operating methods, principles and techniques of MEWP operations


Trainers should have a minimum of a level 4 qualification that includes specialized access

equipment demonstrator

Trainer/learner ratio 1 to 12

Practical coach/learner ratio 1 to 4

Legal Requirements:

Compliant with Safety, Health, Environmental, Risk and Quality (SHERQ) requirements

Compliant with AQP requirements

1.4 Exemptions None


2. 734301010-PM-02, Inspect work area and personal protective equipment for safe operations, NQF Level 3, Credits 1

2.1 Purpose of the Practical Skill ModulesThe focus of the learning in this module is on providing the learner an opportunity to demonstrate practical

skills to identify, inspect, maintain and store relevant PPE in accordance with standard operating procedures.

The learner will be able to demonstrate his/her ability to identify and use an anchor point in terms of fall

prevention. The learning contract time, which is the time that reflects the required duration of enrolment for

this module, is at least 1.25 days.


PM-02-PS01: Identify and utilise Personal Protective Equipment

PM-02-PS02: Inspect, maintain and store PPE


2.2.1. PM-02-PS01: Identify and utilise Personal Protective EquipmentScope of Practical SkillGiven work instructions, manufacturers instructions, checklists, work area, activity documents, safety and

quality principles and standard operating procedures and relevant PPE the learner must be able to:

PA0101 Fit a full body harness

PA0102 Use personal protective equipment (PPE) correctly

Applied Knowledge AK0101 Practices for using personal protective equipment in accordance to site requirements

AK0102 Difference between Fall arrest and Fall prevention

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0101 Fit a full body harness according to manufacturer specifications

IAC0102 The main components of a full body harness are identified according to specifications

IAC0103 PPE used according to regulation

IAC0104 Suspension trauma is managed according to best practice

IAC0105 Fall arrest and fall prevention are demonstrated with a clear distinction between each

2.2.2. PM-02-PS02: Inspect, maintain and store PPEScope of Practical SkillGiven work instructions, checklists, work area, activity documents, safety and quality principles and standard

operating procedures and relevant PPE the learner must be able to:

PA0201 Conduct inspection on PPE according to regulations and specifications

PA0202 Maintain PPE according to manufacturers instructions

PA0203 Implement housekeeping principles for PPE

Applied Knowledge AK0201 Inspection procedures for PPE

AK0202 Maintenance principles defined


AK0203 Storage and housekeeping procedures

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0201 Inspections done according to regulations and specifications

IAC0202 Maintenance, storage and housekeeping demonstrated


MEWP environment









Legal Requirements:



2.4 Exemptions None


3. 734301010-PM-03, Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Mobile Boom, NQF Level 2, Credits 1

3.1 Purpose of the Practical Skill ModulesThe focus of the learning in this module is on providing the learner an opportunity to oversee pre-operational

inspections and full function tests, complete required documentation in order to ensure the mobile boom

(articulated and telescopic booms) is fit for purpose and safe for use according to manufacturers

specifications. The learning contract time, which is the time that reflects the required duration of enrolment

for this module, is at least 1.25 days.


PM-03-PS01: Perform a pre-use inspection on a mobile boom

PM-03-PS02: Work task risk assessment for a mobile boom

PM-03-PS03: Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a mobile boom

PM-03-PS04: Perform correct stowage of a mobile boom

PM-03-PS05: Implement mobile boom emergency procedure


3.2.1. PM-03-PS01: Perform a pre-use inspection on a mobile boomScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant mobile boom, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,

checklists, work area, activity documents, safety and quality principles, standard operating procedures and

relevant PPE the learner must be able to:

PA0101 Conduct a pre-use inspection according to OEM specifications

PA0102 Correct operation of platform console switches and levels and Correct operation of ground

control switches and levels including drive functions work

Applied Knowledge AK0101 Inspection procedure according to generic mobile boom criteria and manufacturer

specifications

AK0102 Basic understanding of mobile boom componentry and systems

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0101 Pre-inspection conducted according to manufacturer specifications and generic mobile

boom criteria

IAC0102 Mobile boom components identified and various functions explained

3.2.2. PM-03-PS02: Work task risk assessment for a mobile boomScope of Practical SkillGiven work instructions, manufacturers instructions, checklists, work area, activity documents, safety and

quality principles and standard operating procedures the learner must be able to:

PA0201 Conceptualise and perform a practical mobile boom work task risk assessment

PA0202 Identify and implement suitable mitigation factors to control identified risk


Applied Knowledge AK0201 Basic risk assessment

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0201 Practical mobile boom work task risk assessment performed accordingly

IAC0202 Mitigation factors to control identified risk implemented accordingly

3.2.3. PM-03-PS03: Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a mobile boomScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant mobile boom, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,



PA0301 Set-up a mobile boom according to manufacturer specifications and site specific

requirement

PA0302 Operate a mobile boom

PA0303 Fit and attach a harness correctly

PA0304 Shut down a mobile boom according to manufacturer specifications and site specific

requirement

Applied Knowledge AK0301 Set-up and shut down procedure relevant to a mobile boom

AK0302 Understand the importance of adhering to manufactures specifications in the operation of a

mobile boom

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0301 Set-up, operate and shut down of a mobile boom done according to manufactures

specifications

IAC0302 Limitations of a mobile boom communicated

3.2.4. PM-03-PS04: Perform correct stowage of a mobile boomScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant mobile boom, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,



PA0401 Implement procedures to safely park a mobile boom

PA0402 Implement processes to secure a mobile boom as per requirements

PA0403 Follow manufacturers specifications to stow a mobile boom in the designated area

PA0404 Recharge and/or refuel a mobile boom as per manufacturers specifications

Applied Knowledge AK0401 Understanding the importance of adhering to specifications in parking, securing and stowing

a mobile boom in a designated area

AK0402 Principles of safe work procedure in recharge and/or refuel of a mobile boom as per

specifications

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0401 Park, secure and stow a mobile boom


IAC0402 Recharge and/or refuel a mobile boom safely

3.2.5. PM-03-PS05: Implement mobile boom emergency procedure Scope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant mobile boom, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,



PA0501 Initiate emergency lowering of a mobile boom using standard controls

PA0502 Initiate emergency lowering of a mobile boom using emergency controls

PA0503 Follow manufacturers specifications to stow a mobile boom in the designated area

Applied Knowledge AK0501 Ensure all resources are available to initiate an emergency rescue

AK0502 Understanding of the site specific fall protection plan in terms of mobile boom operations

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0501 Emergency lowering controls are used to safely lower a mobile boom

IAC0502 Standard lowering controls are used to safely lower a mobile boom


MEWP environment









Legal Requirements:



3.4 Exemptions None


4. 734301010-PM-04, Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Mobile Vertical, NQF Level 2, Credits 1


inspections and full function tests, complete required documentation in order to ensure the mobile vertical

(rough terrain and slab scissors and vertical mast machines) is fit for purpose and safe for use according to

manufacturers specifications. The learning contract time, which is the time that reflects the required duration

of enrolment for this module, is at least 1.25 days.


PM-04-PS01: Perform a pre-use inspection on a mobile vertical

PM-04-PS02: Work task risk assessment for a mobile vertical

PM-04-PS03: Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a mobile vertical

PM-04-PS04: Perform correct stowage of a mobile vertical

PM-04-PS05: Implement mobile vertical emergency procedure


4.2.1. PM-04-PS01: Perform a pre-use inspection on a mobile verticalScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant mobile vertical, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,






Applied Knowledge AK01 Inspection procedure according to generic mobile vertical criteria and manufacturers

specifications

AK0102 Basic understanding of a mobile vertical componentry and systems

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0101 Pre-inspection conducted according to manufacturer specifications and generic mobile

vertical criteria

IAC0102 Mobile vertical components identified and various functions explained

4.2.2. PM-04-PS02: Work task risk assessment for a mobile verticalScope of Practical SkillGiven work instructions, manufacturers instructions, checklists, work area, activity documents, safety and


PA0201 Conceptualise and perform a practical mobile vertical work task risk assessment




Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0201 Practical mobile vertical work task risk assessment performed accordingly


4.2.3. PM-04-PS03: Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a mobile verticalScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant mobile vertical, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,



PA0301 Set-up a mobile vertical according to manufacturer specifications and site specific

requirement

PA0302 Operate a mobile vertical


PA0304 Shut down a mobile vertical according to manufacturer specifications and site specific

requirement

Applied Knowledge AK0301 Set-up and shut down procedure relevant to a mobile vertical

AK0302 The importance of adhering to manufactures specifications in the operation of a mobile

vertical

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0301 Set-up, operate and shut down of a mobile vertical done according to manufactures

specifications

IAC0302 Limitations of a mobile vertical communicated

4.2.4. PM-04-PS04: Perform correct stowage of a mobile verticalScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant mobile vertical, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,



PA0401 Implement procedures to safely park, stow & secure a mobile vertical

PA0402 Implement processes to secure a mobile vertical as per requirements

PA0403 Follow manufacturers specifications to stow a mobile vertical in the designated area

PA0404 Recharge and/or refuel a mobile vertical as per manufacturers specifications


a mobile vertical in a designated area

AK0402 Principles of safe work procedure in recharge and/or refuel of a mobile vertical as per

specifications

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0401 Park, stow and secure a mobile vertical


IAC0402 Recharge and/or refuel a mobile vertical safely

4.2.5. PM-04-PS05: Implement mobile vertical emergency procedureScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant mobile vertical, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,



PA0501 Initiate emergency lowering of a mobile vertical using standard controls

PA0502 Initiate emergency lowering of a mobile vertical using emergency controls

PA0503 Follow manufacturers specifications to stow a mobile vertical in the designated area


AK0502 Site specific fall protection plan in terms of mobile vertical operations

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0501 Emergency lowering controls are used to safely lower a mobile vertical

IAC0502 Standard lowering controls are used to safely lower a mobile vertical


MEWP environment









Legal Requirements:



4.4 Exemptions None


5. 734301010-PM-05, Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Static Boom, NQF Level 2, Credits 1


inspections and full function tests, complete required documentation in order to ensure the Static boom

(truck, van and trailer mount, crawler boom (spider)) is fit for purpose and safe for use according to




PM-05-PS01: Perform a pre-use inspection on a static boom

PM-05-PS02: Work task risk assessment for a static boom

PM-05-PS03: Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a static boom

PM-05-PS04: Perform correct stowage of a static boom

PM-05-PS05: Implement static boom emergency procedure


5.2.1. PM-05-PS01: Perform a pre-use inspection on a static boomScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant static boom, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,






Applied Knowledge AK0101 Inspection procedure according to generic static boom criteria and manufacturers

specifications

AK0102 Basic understanding of a static boom componentry and systems

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0101 Pre-inspection conducted according to manufacturer specifications and generic static boom

criteria

IAC0102 Static boom components identified and various functions explained

5.2.2. PM-05-PS02: Work task risk assessment for a static boomScope of Practical SkillGiven work instructions, manufacturers instructions, checklists, work area, activity documents, safety and


PA0201 Conceptualise and perform a practical static boom work task risk assessment




Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0201 Practical static boom work task risk assessment performed accordingly


5.2.3. PM-05-PS03: Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a static boomScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant static boom, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,



PA0301 Set-up a static boom according to manufacturers specifications and site specific

requirement

PA0302 Operate a static boom


PA0304 Shut down a static boom according to manufacturers specifications and site specific

requirement

Applied Knowledge AK0301 Set-up and shut down procedure relevant to a static boom


static boom

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0301 Set-up, operate and shut down of a static boom done according to manufactures

specifications

IAC0302 Limitations of a static boom communicated

5.2.4. PM-05-PS04: Perform correct stowage of a static boomScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant static boom, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,



PA0401 Implement procedures to safely park a static boom

PA0402 Implement processes to secure a static boom as per requirements

PA0403 Follow manufacturers specifications to stow a static boom in the designated area

PA0404 Recharge and/or refuel a static boom as per manufacturers specifications

Applied Knowledge AK0401 The importance of adhering to specifications in parking, securing and stowing a static boom

in a designated area

AK0402 Principles of safe work procedure in recharge and/or refuel of a static boom as per

specifications

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0401 Park, secure and stow a static boom


IAC0402 Recharge and/or refuel a static boom safely

5.2.5. PM-05-PS05: Implement static boom emergency procedureScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant static boom, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,



PA0501 Initiate emergency lowering of a static boom using standard controls

PA0502 Initiate emergency lowering of a static boom using emergency controls

PA0503 Follow manufacturers specifications to stow a static boom in the designated area


AK0502 Site specific fall protection plan in terms of static boom operations

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0501 Emergency lowering controls are used to safely lower a static boom

IAC0502 Standard lowering controls are used to safely lower a static boom


MEWP environment









Legal Requirements:



5.4 Exemptions None


6. 734301010-PM-06, Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Static Vertical, NQF Level 2, Credits 1


inspections and full function tests, complete required documentation in order to ensure the static vertical

(scissors with outriggers) is fit for purpose and safe for use according to manufacturers specifications. The

learning contract time, which is the time that reflects the required duration of enrolment for this module, is at

least 1.25 days.


PM-06-PS01: Perform a pre-use inspection on a static vertical

PM-06-PS02: Work task risk assessment for a static vertical

PM-06-PS03: Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a static vertical

PM-06-PS04: Perform correct stowage of a static vertical

PM-06-PS05: Implement static vertical emergency procedure


6.2.1. PM-06-PS01: Perform a pre-use inspection on a static verticalScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant static vertical, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,






Applied Knowledge AK0101 Inspection procedure according to generic static vertical criteria and manufacturer

specifications

AK0102 Basic understanding of a static vertical componentry and systems

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0101 Pre-inspection conducted according to manufacturer specifications and generic static

vertical criteria

IAC0102 Static vertical components identified and various functions explained

6.2.2. PM-06-PS02: Work task risk assessment for a static vertical Scope of Practical SkillGiven work instructions, manufacturers instructions, checklists, work area, activity documents, safety and


PA0201 Conceptualise and perform a practical static vertical work task risk assessment




Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0201 Practical static vertical work task risk assessment performed accordingly


6.2.3. PM-06-PS03: Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a static verticalScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant static vertical, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,



PA0301 Set-up a static vertical according to manufacturers specifications and site specific

requirement

PA0302 Operate a static vertical


PA0304 Shut down a static vertical according to manufacturers specifications and site specific

requirement

Applied Knowledge AK0301 Set-up and shut down procedure relevant to a static vertical


static vertical

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0301 Set-up, operate and shut down of a static vertical done according to manufactures

specifications

IAC0302 Limitations of a static vertical communicated

6.2.4. PM-06-PS04: Perform correct stowage of a static verticalScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant static vertical, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,



PA0401 Implement procedures to safely park a static vertical

PA0402 Implement processes to secure a static vertical as per requirements

PA0403 Follow manufacturers specifications to stow a static vertical in the designated area

PA0404 Recharge and/or refuel of a static vertical as per manufacturers specifications

Applied Knowledge AK0401 The importance of adhering to specifications in parking, securing and stowing a static

vertical in a designated area

AK0402 Principles of safe work procedure in recharge and/or refuel of a static vertical as per

specifications

Internal Assessment Criteria


IAC0401 Park, secure and stow a static vertical

IAC0402 Recharge and/or refuel a static vertical safely

6.2.5. PM-06-PS05: Implement static vertical emergency procedureScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant static vertical, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,



PA0501 Initiate emergency lowering of a static vertical using standard controls

PA0502 Initiate emergency lowering of a static vertical using emergency controls

PA0503 Follow manufacturers specifications to stow a static vertical in the designated area


AK0502 Site specific fall protection plan in terms of static vertical operations

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0501 Emergency lowering controls are used to safely lower a static vertical

IAC0502 Standard lowering controls are used to safely lower a static vertical


MEWP environment









Legal Requirements:



6.4 Exemptions None


7. 734301010-PM-07, Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Push-Around Vertical, NQF Level 2, Credits 1


inspections and full function tests, complete required documentation in order to ensure the push-around

vertical (Aerial work platforms and push around scissors) is fit for purpose and safe for use according to




PM-07-PS01: Perform a pre-use inspection on a push-around vertical

PM-07-PS02: Work task risk assessment for a push-around vertical

PM-07-PS03: Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a push-around vertical

PM-07-PS04: Perform correct stowage of a push-around vertical

PM-07-PS05: Implement push-around vertical emergency procedure


7.2.1. PM-07-PS01: Perform a pre-use inspection on a push-around verticalScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant push-around vertical, work instructions, manufacturers

instructions, checklists, work area, activity documents, safety and quality principles, standard operating

procedures and relevant PPE the learner must be able to:




Applied Knowledge AK0101 Inspection procedure according to generic push-around vertical criteria and manufacturer

specifications

AK0102 Basic understanding of a push-around vertical componentry and systems

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0101 Pre-inspection conducted according to manufacturer specifications and generic push-

around vertical criteria

IAC0102 Push-around vertical components identified and various functions explained

7.2.2. PM-07-PS02: Work task risk assessment for a push-around verticalScope of Practical SkillGiven work instructions, manufacturers instructions, checklists, work area, activity documents, safety and


PA0201 Conceptualise and perform a practical push-around vertical work task risk assessment




Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0201 Practical push-around vertical work task risk assessment performed accordingly


7.2.3. PM-07-PS03: Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a push-around verticalScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant push-around vertical, work instructions, manufacturers



PA0301 Set-up a push-around vertical according to manufacturers specifications and site specific

requirement

PA0302 Operate a push-around vertical


PA0304 Shut down a push-around vertical according to manufacturers specifications and site

specific requirement

Applied Knowledge AK0301 Set-up and shut down procedure relevant to a push-around vertical

AK0302 The importance of adhering to manufactures specifications in the operation of a push-

around vertical

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0301 Set-up, operate and shut down of a push-around vertical done according to manufactures

specifications

IAC0302 Limitations of a push-around vertical communicated

7.2.4. PM-07-PS04: Perform correct stowage of a push-around verticalScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant push-around vertical, work instructions, manufacturers



PA0401 Implement procedures to safely a park push-around vertical

PA0402 Implement processes to secure a push-around vertical as per requirements

PA0403 Follow manufacturers specifications to stow a push-around vertical in the designated area

PA0404 Recharge and/or refuel a push-around vertical as per manufacturers specifications


a push-around vertical in a designated area

AK0402 Principles of safe work procedure in recharge and/or refuel of a push-around vertical as per

specifications

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0401 Park, secure and stow a push-around vertical


IAC0402 Recharge and/or refuel a push-around vertical safely

7.2.5. PM-07-PS05: Implement push-around vertical emergency procedureScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant push-around vertical, work instructions, manufacturers



PA0501 Initiate emergency lowering of a push-around vertical using standard controls

PA0502 Initiate emergency lowering of a push-around vertical using emergency controls

PA0503 Follow manufacturers specifications to stow a push-around vertical in the designated area


AK0502 Site specific fall protection plan in terms of push-around vertical operations

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0501 Emergency lowering controls are used to safely lower a push-around vertical

IAC0502 Standard lowering controls are used to safely lower a push-around vertical


MEWP environment









Legal Requirements:



7.4 Exemptions None


8. 734301010-PM-08, Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a Super Boom, NQF Level 2, Credits 1


inspections and full function tests, complete required documentation in order to ensure the super boom

(machines with a working height greater than 30m) is fit for purpose and safe for use according to




PM-08-PS01: Perform a pre-use inspection on a super boom

PM-08-PS02: Work task risk assessment for a super boom

PM-08-PS03: Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a super boom

PM-08-PS04: Perform correct stowage of a super boom

PM-08-PS05: Implement super boom emergency procedure


8.2.1. PM-08-PS01: Perform a pre-use inspection on a super boomScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant super boom, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,






Applied Knowledge AK0101 Inspection procedure according to generic super boom criteria and manufacturer

specifications

AK0102 Basic understanding of a super boom componentry and systems

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0101 Pre-inspection conducted according to manufacturer specifications and generic super

boom criteria

IAC0102 Super boom components identified and various functions explained

8.2.2. PM-08-PS02: Work task risk assessment for a super boomScope of Practical SkillGiven work instructions, manufacturers instructions, checklists, work area, activity documents, safety and


PA0201 Conceptualise and perform a practical super boom work task risk assessment




Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0201 Practical super boom work task risk assessment performed accordingly


8.2.3. PM-08-PS03: Perform set-up, operations and shutdown procedures on a super boomScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant super boom, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,



PA0301 Set-up a super boom according to manufacturers specifications and site specific

requirement

PA0302 Operate a super boom


PA0304 Shut down a super boom according to manufacturers specifications and site specific

requirement

Applied Knowledge AK0301 Set-up and shut down procedure relevant to a super boom


super boom

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0301 Set-up, operate and shut down of a super boom done according to manufactures

specifications

IAC0302 Limitations of a super boom communicated

8.2.4. PM-08-PS04: Perform correct stowage of a super boom Scope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant super boom, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,



PA0401 Implement procedures to safely park a super boom

PA0402 Implement processes to secure a super boom as per requirements

PA0403 Follow manufacturers specifications to stow a the super boom in the designated area

PA0404 Recharge and/or refuel a super boom as per manufacturers specifications

Applied Knowledge AK0401 The importance of adhering to specifications in parking, securing and stowing a super boom

in a designated area

AK0402 Principles of safe work procedure in recharge and/or refuel of a super boom as per

specifications

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0401 Park, secure and stow a super boom


IAC0402 Recharge and/or refuel a super boom safely

8.2.5. PM-08-PS05: Implement super boom emergency procedureScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant super boom, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,



PA0501 Initiate emergency lowering of a super boom using standard controls

PA0502 Initiate emergency lowering of a super boom using emergency controls

PA0503 Follow manufacturers specifications to stow a super boom in the designated area


AK0502 Site specific fall protection plan in terms of super boom operations

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0501 Emergency lowering controls are used to safely lower a super boom

IAC0502 Standard lowering controls are used to safely lower a super boom


MEWP environment









Legal Requirements:

Compliant with Safety, Health, Environmental, Risk and Quality (SHERQ) requirements Compliant

with AQP requirements

8.4 Exemptions None


9. 734301010-PM-09, Select type of transport and Load and off-load a MEWP, NQF Level 5, Credits 4

9.1 Purpose of the Practical Skill ModulesThe focus of the learning in this module is on providing the learner an opportunity to demonstrate their ability

to safely load and off-load a currently compliant MEWP onto and off from a correctly selected compliant

transport vehicle. The learning contract time, which is the time that reflects the required duration of enrolment

for this module, is at least 5 days.


PM-09-PS01: Identify and determine correct means of transport for a MEWP

PM-09-PS02: Load and off-load a MEWP

9.2 Guidelines for Practical Skills9.2.1. PM-09-PS01: Identify and determine correct means of transport for a MEWP

Scope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of a currently compliant transport vehicle, work instructions, manufacturers instructions,

checklists, work area, activity documents, safety and quality principles and standard operating procedures

and relevant PPE the learner must be able to:

PA0101 Identify different transport vehicle used for loading

PA0102 Identify machine weight as per machine data plate and/or operators manual

Applied Knowledge AK0101 Verify road worthiness of the transport vehicle

AK0102 Understanding the specification sheets of MEWPs

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0101 MEWP is matched to the correct transport vehicle for transportation

IAC0102 Road worthy criteria for a vehicle are identified

9.2.2. PM-09-PS02: Load and off-load a MEWPScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of both a currently compliant MEWP and transport vehicle, work instructions,

manufacturers instructions, checklists, work area, activity documents, safety and quality principles and

standard operating procedures and relevant PPE the learner must be able to:

PA0201 Position the load on the transport vehicle

PA0202 Load and off-load a MEWP from the transport vehicle

Applied Knowledge AK0201 Risks in incorrect loading of a MEWP

AK0202 Understanding of the operation of the loading mechanism of the transport vehicle

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0201 Loading and off-loading a MEWP on to a transport vehicle for transportation

IAC0202 MEWP is loaded and conforms to the Road Traffic Act



MEWP environment

Categories of both a currently compliant MEWP and transport vehicle, tools, equipment,

attachments, safe operating procedures, manufacturers specifications and processes in order for

learners to apply correct and safe operating methods, principles and techniques of MEWP

operations






Legal Requirements:



9.4 Exemptions None


10. 734301010-PM-010, Securing of a MEWP, NQF Level 3, Credits 2

10.1 Purpose of the Practical Skill ModulesThe focus of the learning in this module is on providing the learner an opportunity to inspect tie-down

equipment and secure a MEWP according to manufacturers instructions and accepted protocols. The

learning contract time, which is the time that reflects the required duration of enrolment for this module, is at

least 2.5 days.


PM-010-PS01: Inspect tie-down equipment required for transport

PM-010-PS02: Secure the MEWPs on the transport vehicle


10.2.1. PM-010-PS01: Inspect tie-down equipment required for transportScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of work instructions, manufacturers instructions, checklists, work area, activity

documents, safety and quality principles and standard operating procedures the learner must be able to:

PA0101 Do a visual inspection on tie-down equipment

PA0102 Verify the certification of tie-down equipment

PA0103 Reject unserviceable equipment

Applied Knowledge AK0101 Different types of tie-down equipment

AK0102 Inspection procedure

AK0103 Certification documentation

AK0104 Reporting procedure on unserviceable equipment

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0101 Tie-down equipment is visually inspected

IAC0102 Unserviceable equipment is removed and reported on according to procedures

10.2.2. PM-010-PS02: Secure the MEWPs on the transport vehicleScope of Practical SkillGiven the availability of both a currently compliant MEWP and transport vehicle, work instructions,

manufacturers instructions, checklists, work area, activity documents, safety and quality principles and

standard operating procedures and relevant PPE the learner must be able to:

PA0201 Conduct tie-down and release procedures

PA0202 Shutdown MEWPs for transportation

Applied Knowledge AK0201 Tie-down techniques

AK0202 Knowledge of machine specific stowage for transportation

Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0201 Tie down and release of a MEWP for loading and off-loading purposes


IAC0202 Machine specific stowage procedure for transportation is demonstrated


MEWP environment




operations






Legal Requirements:



10.4 Exemptions None


SECTION 3C: WORK EXPERIENCE MODULE SPECIFICATIONSList of Work Experience Module Specifications






1. 734301010-WM-01, Processes and procedures for risk assessment analysis and hazard control, NQF Level 3, Credits 2

1.1 Purpose of the Work Experience ModulesThe focus of the work experience is on providing the learner an opportunity to:

Gain exposure and experience of the typical risk assessment analysis and hazard control processes and

procedures. The learning contract time, which is the time that reflects the required duration of enrolment for

this module is at least 2.5 days.


WM-01-WE01: Conduct a risk assessment at least 20 times

WM-01-WE02: Communicate risk assessment outcomes at least 20 times

1.2 Guidelines for Work Experiences

1.2.1. WM-01-WE01: Conduct a risk assessment at least 20 timesScope of Work ExperienceThe person will be expected to engage in the following work activities:

WA0101 Identify tasks

WA0102 Identify Hazards and risks

WA0103 Identify adequate control measures to mitigate identified risks

Supporting Evidence SE0101 Documentary evidence signed by the mentor such as log books, job card, time sheets, and

checklists (where applicable) for all required work activities related to risk assessment analysis and

hazard control

1.2.2. WM-01-WE02: Communicate risk assessment outcomes at least 20 timesScope of Work ExperienceThe person will be expected to engage in the following work activities:

WA0201 Evidence showing risk assessment communicated to affected personnel

WA0202 Evidence showing continued adherence to the risk assessment



hazard control

1.3 Contextualised Workplace Knowledge1 Workplace hazard inspection and risk assessment procedures

2 Standard operating procedures


1.4 Criteria for Workplace ApprovalPhysical Requirements:

MEWP environment




operations


Maximum supervisor/worker ratio of 1:2

Legal Requirements:



1.5 Additional Assignments to be Assessed ExternallyNone


2. 734301010-WM-02, MEWP operations, NQF Level 3, Credits 4


Gain exposure and experience of the processes and procedures for MEWP operations. The learning

contract time, which is the time that reflects the required duration of enrolment for this module is at least 5

days.


WM-02-WE01: Pre-operation inspection and full function test on a variety of MEWPs at least 20

times

WM-02-WE03: Park, stow and secure a variety of MEWPs at least 20 times

WM-02-WE02: Operate a variety of MEWPs at least 20 times


2.2.1. WM-02-WE01: Pre-operation inspection and full function test on a variety of MEWPs at least 20 timesScope of Work ExperienceThe person will be expected to engage in the following work activities:

WA0101 Check to see if the machine has a current load test certificate and operators manual

WA0102 Complete pre-operation inspection according to manufacturers specifications

WA0103 Complete pre-operation checklist

WA0104 Report damaged and/or defective systems and/or components

WA0105 Operate a full function test according to manufacturers specifications

Supporting Evidence SE0101 Checklist confirming validity of load test certificate

SE0102 A report/checklist completed by the learner reflecting damage

SE0103 Register confirming full function test conducted according to OEM specifications

2.2.2. WM-02-WE03: Park, stow and secure a variety of MEWPs at least 20 timesScope of Work ExperienceThe person will be expected to engage in the following work activities:

WA0301 Park a MEWP according to OEM specifications

WA0302 Stow a MEWP according to OEM specifications

WA0303 Secure a MEWP according to OEM specifications



hazard control

2.2.3. WM-02-WE02: Operate a variety of MEWPs at least 20 times


Scope of Work ExperienceThe person will be expected to engage in the following work activities:

WA0201 Operate a MEWP according to manufacturers specifications

WA0202 Use the right MEWP for the right application



hazard control

2.3 Contextualised Workplace Knowledge1 Company specific policies and procedures

2 SHERQ policies and procedure

3 Company specific quality management systems

4 Relevant sections of the Occupational Health and Safety Act


MEWP environment




operations



Legal Requirements:





3. 734301010-WM-03, MEWP transportation processes and procedures, NQF Level 3, Credits 2


Gain exposure and experience in the MEWP transportation processes and procedures. The learner will be

required to complete 3 opportunities over a period of 4 months as set out below integrated with the other

remaining work experience modules. The learning contract time, which is the time that reflects the required

duration of enrolment for this module is at least 2.5 days.


WM-03-WE01: Load a MEWP at least 10 times

WM-03-WE02: Transport a MEWP at least 10 times

WM-03-WE03: Unload a MEWP at least 10 times


3.2.1. WM-03-WE01: Load a MEWP at least 10 timesScope of Work ExperienceThe person will be expected to engage in the following work activities:

WA0101 Load a MEWP onto the appropriate transport

WA0102 Secure a MEWP



hazard control

3.2.2. WM-03-WE02: Transport a MEWP at least 10 timesScope of Work ExperienceThe person will be expected to engage in the following work activities:

WA0201 Transport a MEWP to destination

WA0202 Use the right transportation for the selected MEWP



hazard control

3.2.3. WM-03-WE03: Unload a MEWP at least 10 timesScope of Work ExperienceThe person will be expected to engage in the following work activities:

WA0301 Unload a MEWP from the appropriate transport

Supporting Evidence


SE0301 Documentary evidence signed by the mentor such as log books, job card, time sheets, and


hazard control

3.3 Contextualised Workplace Knowledge1 Company specific policies and procedures

2 SHERQ policies and procedure

3 Company specific quality management systems

4 Relevant sections of the Occupational Health and Safety Act

5 Road traffic Act


MEWP environment




operations



Legal Requirements:





SECTION 4: STATEMENT OF WORK EXPERIENCE

Curriculum Number: 734301010

Curriculum Title: Mobile Elevated Work Platform Specialist

Learner Details

Name:

ID Number:

Employer Details

Company Name:

Address:

Supervisor Name:

Work Telephone:

E-Mail:


734301010-WM-01, Processes and procedures for risk assessment analysis and hazard control, NQF Level 3, Credits 2

WM-01-WE01 Conduct a risk assessment at least 20 times

Scope Work Experience Date Signature

WA0101 Identify tasks

WA0102 Identify Hazards and risks

WA0103 Identify adequate control measures to mitigate

identified risks

Supporting Evidence Date Signature

SE0101 Documentary evidence signed by the mentor such as

log books, job card, time sheets, and checklists

(where applicable) for all required work activities

related to risk assessment analysis and hazard

control

WM-01-WE02 Communicate risk assessment outcomes at least 20

times


WA0201 Evidence showing risk assessment communicated to

affected personnel

WA0202 Evidence showing continued adherence to the risk

assessment






control

Contextualised Workplace Knowledge

Date Signature

1 Workplace hazard inspection

and risk assessment

procedures


2 Standard operating

procedures

Additional Assignments to be Assessed Externally

Date Signature


WM-02-WE01 Pre-operation inspection and full function test on a

variety of MEWPs at least 20 times


WA0101 Check to see if the machine has a current load test

certificate and operators manual

WA0102 Complete pre-operation inspection according to

manufacturers specifications

WA0103 Complete pre-operation checklist

WA0104 Report damaged and/or defective systems and/or

components

WA0105 Operate a full function test according to

manufacturers specifications


SE0101 Checklist confirming validity of load test certificate

SE0102 A report/checklist completed by the learner reflecting

damage

SE0103 Register confirming full function test conducted

according to OEM specifications

WM-02-WE02 Operate a variety of MEWPs at least 20 times


WA0201 Operate a MEWP according to manufacturers

specifications

WA0202 Use the right MEWP for the right application







control

WM-02-WE03 Park, stow and secure a variety of MEWPs at least

20 times


WA0301 Park a MEWP according to OEM specifications

WA0302 Stow a MEWP according to OEM specifications

WA0303 Secure a MEWP according to OEM specifications






control


Date Signature

1 Company specific policies and

procedures

2 SHERQ policies and

procedure

3 Company specific quality

management systems

4 Relevant sections of the

Occupational Health and

Safety Act

Additional Assignments to Date Signature


be Assessed Externally


WM-03-WE01 Load a MEWP at least 10 times


WA0101 Load a MEWP onto the appropriate transport

WA0102 Secure a MEWP


SE0101 Documentary evidence signed by the mentor such

as log books, job card, time sheets, and checklists



control

WM-03-WE02 Transport a MEWP at least 10 times


WA0201 Transport a MEWP to destination

WA0202 Use the right transportation for the selected MEWP






control

WM-03-WE03 Unload a MEWP at least 10 times


WA0301 Unload a MEWP from the appropriate transport






control



Date Signature

1 Company specific policies and

procedures

2 SHERQ policies and

procedure

3 Company specific quality

management systems

4 Relevant sections of the

Occupational Health and

Safety Act

5 Road traffic Act

Additional Assignments to be Assessed Externally

Date Signature


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