CPPUPM3005 Third Party Report

Employee Name (Student)*

First NameLast Name

Employer Company Name*

Commencement Date of This Report*

Date

Primary Unit to be assessed: CPPUPM3005
Other units clustered in this assessment (List): Nil.

Qualification code and title: CPP30119 - Certificate III in Urban Pest Management

Thank you for assisting us by completing the Third Party Report. The following points should be read prior to completing the report. It is our intent to provide you with all necessary information, however, please do not hesitate to contact the relevant TIME Coordinator.

In this report you are asked to summarise your observations of the candidate you have made over time. For each question select either Yes for Consistently Demonstrated or No for Not Consistently Demonstrated.

Any additional comments you are happy to make will be both appreciated and highly useful.

We also ask that the sections regarding the background of the workplace supervisor and additional supporting evidence is also completed.

It is often useful to discuss your assessment with the candidate however, if you do not wish to do this you can email the completed form to learn@pestlearn.com, hand it directly to the TIME Coordinator or the candidate so he/she can hand it in at the next training session/assessment visit.

Employer Supervisor Name*

(Person completing this form)

Job Title*

How long have you worked with the candidate?*

What is your relationship to the candidate?*

How long have you worked in the industry?*

Please list the qualifications or experience you have relevant to the unit being assessed*

Seven (7) observations are required supported by provision of photographs for each of the premises.
Access to premises and associated work instructions, information, materials, tools, equipment and PPE required to achieve the performance evidence, including relevant industry codes of practice
Ten (10) Pest management plans are required, one (1) per premise as per the below criteria. All Pest management plans are to be kept on site.

Has the candidate successfully and accurately followed company procedures to complete the below tasks in your organisation? (Elements) Consistently observed *

Yes

No

1. Confirm client and compliance requirements.

2. Inspect work site and identify pests or pest activity.

3. Plan pest management methods and activities.

4. Adapt or create physical conditions in work site to manage pests.

5. Finalise work and complete documentation.

General *

	Yes	No
Can the candidate complete the task/job to the required standard?
Can the candidate complete more than one thing at a time and manage tasks correctly?
Can the candidate respond appropriately to irregularities and breakdowns in routine within a job or workplace?
Is the candidate able to deal with the responsibilities and expectations of the work environment?
Do you believe the candidate is proficient enough in these skills to apply them to a different workplace?

While completing the above tasks, the following knowledge evidence was demonstrated: (knowledge evidence)*

	Yes	No
1. compliance requirements associated with managing pests without applying pesticides: 1.1 Australian standards, quality assurance and certification requirements 1.2 industry guides, advisory standards and relevant industry codes of practice 1.3 key requirements of commonwealth, state and territory legislation and local government regulations: 1.3.1 environmental protection 1.3.2 licensing for pest management 1.3.3 mandatory notifications 1.3.4 privacy 1.3.5 public health and safety
2. ecology, biology, lifecycles, habits and harbourages of the following types of pests: 2.1 ants 2.2 bed bugs 2.3 bees and wasps 2.4 cockroaches 2.5 fabric pests (at least three different species in the geographical area) 2.6 fleas 2.7 flies 2.8 mites 2.9 occasional invaders: springtails, thrips, amphipods and millipedes 2.10 Psocids 2.11 rodents 2.12 spiders 2.13 stored product pests (at least three different species in the geographical area)
3. information and industry terminology typically contained in pest management work instructions
4. meaning of integrated pest management
5. methods used to manage non-timber pests without applying pesticides: 5.1 cultural controls 5.2 phyisical controls
6. potential effects of pesticides on public health and the environment and the difference between primary and secondary poisoning associated with rodent baits
7. signs of termite activity and implications of not reporting suspected termite activity for follow-up action 7.1 tools, equipment and materials used when managing pests by applying pesticides 7.2 building components, tools and equipment required to modify sites or install physical controls 7.3 inspection tools and equipment: 7.3.1 camera 7.3.2 ladder 7.3.3 magnifying glass 7.3.4 mirror 7.3.5 portable lighting or torch 7.3.6 probe 7.3.7 specimen bottles 7.4 personal protective equipment: 7.4.1 eye, ear and respiratory protection 7.4.2 first aid kit 7.4.3 site-specific PPE and clothing 7.4.4 soap and towel 7.4.5 sun protection
8. typical hazards encountered when managing pests by applying pesticides, and risk control measures for each: 8.1 animal bites and stings 8.2 chemicals and residual pesticides 8.3 confined or restricted spaces 8.4 electrical 8.5 environmental contamination 8.6 fire 8.7 guard dogs 8.8 hazards affecting native species 8.9 ladder use 8.10 lighting 8.11 manual handling 8.12 moving vehicles and machinery 8.13 noise 8.14 remote locations 8.15 respiratory 8.16 slips and trips 8.17 temperature 8.18 ultraviolet radiation 8.19 work at heights
9. workplace policies and procedures that apply to managing pests by applying pesticides: 9.1 documentation and reporting 9.2 equipment maintenance and servicing 9.3 format and content requirements for pest management plans 9.4 site arrival, sign-in and pre-work preparations and authorities 9.5 work health and safety: 9.5.1 emergency response procedures 9.5.2 hazard identification, risk assessments and control using the hierarchy of control 9.5.3 injury, dangerous occurrence and incident reporting 9.5.4 safe work practices including manual handling and ladder use 9.5.5 signs and barriers required to be installed to protect public health and safety during pest management work

Performance capability (Performance evidence): In providing this report I verify that the person is capable of applying skills and underpinning knowledge that: *

	Yes	No
1. The following different types of pests must be managed during work across the ten premises: 1.1 ants 1.2 cockroaches 1.3 rodents 1.4 spiders 1.5 a minimum of four of the following: 1.5.1 bed bugs 1.5.2 bees and wasps 1.5.3 fabric pests 1.5.4 fleas 1.5.5 flies 1.5.6 mites 1.5.7 occasional invaders: amphipods, millipedes, springtails, thrips 1.5.8 Psocids 1.5.9 stored product pests
2. Pest management plans for each premises must details: 2.1 identified pest types and potential for pest activity 2.2 extent of pest activity or infestation including the source, scope and degree of pest activity and contributing risk factors 2.3 pest management options 2.4 types and quantities of chemicals to be used 2.5 chemical application methods 2.6 risk management plan 2.7 advice on health, safety, environmental protection and other compliance and mandatory notification requirements 2.8 advice on pest prevention strategies 2.9 follow-up pest management advice, monitoring and call-back schedule.

Additional Evidence: Please attach the following support evidence with this report *

	Yes	No	N/A
A job description which relates to the above stated tasks
This could be a policy, procedure, selection criteria/person specification or similar document the candidate has designed or contributed to the development of.
Copy of Performance Appraisal

Comments: Are there any overall comments you would like to provide to support this report?

Observer Verification:

In providing this report I verify that:

Seven (7) observations were completed and are supported by provision of photographs for each of the premises.
The person has created ten (10) Pest management plans, one (1) per premise as per the above criteria. All Pest management plans are stored within our company as required under regulatory obligations and ‘Commercial In Confidence’ as each identifies the personal details of the customer and cannot be released under Privacy and Confidentiality obligations.

Supervisor signature*

Date*

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Assessor Certification

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third party report has been verified as a true and accurate copythird party report is accepted as a form of evidence for this student

I certify that this report:

is sufficientis not sufficient

Signature

Date

Assessment Instrument – Third Party Report

Qualification code and title: CPP30119 - Certificate III in Urban Pest Management

CPPUPM3005

Qualification code and title: CPP30119 - Certificate III in Urban Pest Management

Instructions to The Workplace Supervisor

Supervisor

Third Party Report Conditions: