RPL Report: CPPCLO3001 - Demonstrate Skills in Hard Floor Maintenance

This RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning) report assesses a student's competency in maintaining hard floor surfaces, specifically focusing on the unit CPPCLO3001. The report details the process of assessing hard floors, identifying soil types, and reviewing job requirements. It covers the assessment of workplace hazards, including noise and confined spaces, and the implementation of control measures according to company and safety regulations. The report outlines the selection of appropriate cleaning methods, such as air blowing, spray buffing, and scrubbing, along with the selection and use of equipment like air blowers and water houses. It also addresses the selection and preparation of cleaning chemicals, the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), and the installation of signs and barricades. The report emphasizes task sequencing for efficiency and the importance of reporting pre-existing damage. The student provides detailed descriptions of how they meet the criteria, skills, and knowledge requirements for each element, including practical examples from their work experience. The report also highlights the importance of assessing and addressing hazards, selecting appropriate cleaning methods, and adhering to safety protocols. The report concludes with a detailed mapping of the student's skills and knowledge against the unit's requirements.

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RPL PROCESS: Please read the following
instructions before
completing this form
1. RPL applications are
made using
Application for RPL
form. This form is
designed to map the
student’s education,
training, life and work
competencies to the
elements required of
the unit and collect
the required
evidence to prove the
competencies.
2. The following
sections of the form
must be completed
by the applicant:
 Element
Mapping &
Evidence
 Skills
Mapping &
Evidence
 Knowledge
Mapping &
Evidence
 Required
Evidence
Mapping
 Evidence List
3. Describe how you
meet the stated
criteria, skill or
knowledge. Evidence
is required for all
elements, skills,
knowledge and
required evidence.
Attach this evidence
to this form and refer

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“Attachment A”,
Attachment B” etc.
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the required
evidence is to be
submitted directly to
the assessor or to
Frontier Training &
Technology via mail
to 735 Pascoe Vale
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and the evidence
provided.
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appointment to
review the RPL
application form and
the evidence
provided with the
learner, gathering
more evidence if
required. The
assessor will provide
feedback to the
learner on the
outcome of the RPL
application
immediately.
8. If successful, a copy
of the RPL application
will be stored with
the student file and
the RPL decision will
be reflected on the
training plan and
student records.
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work, education, experiences etc.) (your
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location, job type and outcome of the
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1.1. Floor type and condition are assessed,
soil type is identified, job requirements are
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1.2. Work site hazards are assessed and risks
controlled according to company, legislative,
and health and safety requirements.
1.3. Cleaning methods for hard floor surface
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1.4. Equipment is selected according to job
requirements, checked for serviceability,
and faults are rectified or reported before
starting work.
1.5. Cleaning chemicals are selected and
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1.6. Personal protective equipment (PPE) is
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1.7. Signs and barricades are selected and
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1.8. Tasks are sequenced to ensure
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1.9. Pre-existing damage is identified and
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There are different types of hazards in care
home which I face such as noise, working in
confined spaces, etc. which have been
assessed and controlled by me and my team
members as the requirements of health and
safety. Some of the cleaning methods are
those according to which the surface such as
air blowing, spray buffing and scrubbing are
used by nurses. Further, equipment is
selected according to job requirement that is
air blowers and water houses. Apart from
this cleaning methods include solvent,
alkaline and neutral cleaners. Protective
clothing and disposable respirators are
selected for PPE and these are used
according to specification of manufacturer.
Besides this, existing damages which are
faced by patients are properly reported to
higher authority in an appropriate manner.
Selection of barricade deals with risk
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