Forestry Operations – Environment

Type  Micro-credential 
Size/Credits  20 
Level 
Sector  Forestry 
Owner  Te Pukenga Work Based Learning Limited 
Developer  Te Pukenga Work Based Learning Limited 
Primary topic  Environment 
Secondary topic  None 
Current? 
Pre-employment and/or On-the-job  Vocational 
Qualification  Forestry Operations – Environment (Micro-credential) 3987 
Learner outcomes / graduate profile  LO 1 – Demonstrate knowledge of the role of health and safety in forestry operations 
LO 2 – Demonstrate knowledge of general safety requirements in a forestry operation
LO 3 – Demonstrate knowledge of emergency procedures and related requirements to be used in the event of a forest emergency 
LO 4 – Demonstrate knowledge of personal safety in first line vegetation firefighting
LO 5 – Describe environmental considerations for forestry 
LO 6 – Demonstrate knowledge of legislation that impacts on environmental management of commercial forestry 
LO 7 – Describe the environmental requirements for a specific forestry operation in terms of the job prescription 
LO 8 – Identify substances which may adversely affect work performance and safety, and describe the effects of substance misuse on work performance 
LO 9 – Explain factors affecting fluid loss for workers in a forestry operation
LO 10 – Describe how to maintain adequate hydration in a forestry operation, and explain the associated benefits 
LO 11 – Explain the role of diet in maintaining the physical wellbeing of forestry workers 
LO 12 – Describe causes and effects of stress and fatigue on the work performance of workers in a forestry operation, and explain ways to reduce stress and fatigue 
LO 13 – Describe ways to attend to personal health matters 
Stackable  Not currently 
Link to other learning   
Development / approval date  1/1/2019 
More information at  0800 86 22 84 
Comments  Candidates must be employed in a relevant workplace.