Assessment Frequency. Activities performed during verifications that affect the quality of the data will be assessed regularly and the findings reported to management to ensure that the requirements stated in the generic verification protocols and the test/QA plans are being implemented as prescribed. The types and minimum frequency of assessments for the ETV Program are listed in Part A Section 9.0 of EPA’s ETV Quality Management Plan (EPA, 2002a). Tests conducted by the APCTVC will have, at a minimum, the following types and numbers of assessments: • Quality system audit: Self-assessments by the testing organization at least once, and at least one independent assessment of the testing organization. • Technical systems audits: Self-assessments (qualitative) by the testing organization at least once per test, and at least one independent assessment of the testing organization. • Performance evaluation audits: Self-assessments (quantitative) by the testing organization on each test, and at least one independent assessment of the testing organization. • Audits of data quality: Self-assessments (quantitative and qualitative) by the testing laboratory of at least 10 percent of all the ETV data with detailed reports of the audit results to be included in the data packages sent to the APCTVC for review. The independent assessments of tests conducted by RTI for the APCTVC will be performed by EPA. The independent assessments of other organizations will be performed by APCTVC.
Assessment Frequency. Activities performed during ETV performance operations that affect the quality of the data shall be assessed regularly and the findings reported to management to ensure that the requirements stated in the generic verification protocols and the test/QA plans are being implemented as prescribed. The types and minimum frequency of assessments for the ETV Program are listed in Part A Section 9.0 of EPA’s Quality and Management Plan for the Pilot Period (1995 - 2000). Tests conducted by the APCTVC will have at a minimum the following types and numbers of assessments:
Assessment Frequency. Electricians may be assessed on request twice per year by the section manager. The assessment periods are February and August. Level Progression – Electricians can progress from one level to the next if they have met the level criteria, demonstrated a work history of the skills and qualifications required and the progression suits the needs of the business. On Going Review - The skills required for each level may change to reflect changes in technology, maintenance requirements and business needs. This will be done in consultation with the electrical staff. Assessment Criteria - Level 3: Relevant trade certificate Level 4:
Assessment Frequency. Ongoing Assessments shall be scheduled by SWH with at least the following frequency:
Assessment Frequency. Worksites As per WorkSafeBC (section 26.11 of the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Regulation) Homes and/or outbuildings on adjacent private land No scheduled tree assessment Assessments done on request Parking lots Once every two years Park facilities (i.e. bridges, boardwalks, benches, tables) Once every two years Helipads Once a year Viewing platforms and lookout points Once every two years Trailheads with information kiosks and interpretive signs Once every two years Roads into parks No scheduled tree assessment Assessments done on request Trails No scheduled assessment Fencing (regional district or private) No scheduled assessment
