RPL checklist

Below is a summary of the main skills you must possess to meet the competency requirements for this unit. If you can provide evidence that you already possess some or all of these skills, you may be able to apply for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). This will reduce the amount of formal training you need to undertake.

Tick the box beside each skill you believe that you are competent in. You can print this page if you want to produce a hard copy to show your trainer / assessor. They will be able to give you advice about the types of evidence you should collect to support your RPL application and any 'gap' training you may need.

Knowledge and skills you will need to provide evidence for:

Ability to choose the most appropriate measuring equipment for the job to be undertaken (which may include tape measure, steel rule, spirit level, protractor, electronic angle finder, laser level)

Ability to calibrate measuring devices, where required, and check that they are giving accurate readings

Understanding of the external factors that can affect the accuracy of measurements and the ability to make allowance for them

Ability to take on-site measurements using appropriate techniques and compare measurements with expected results

Ability to identify and correct errors when they occur

Ability to record results using standard symbols and conventions

Ability to identify faults and take action to either solve them or report them to a designated person

Select the link below to see the original unit of competency from the Furnishing Training Package (LMF02):

What the unit of competency says:

(Word 437 KB) MSAPMOPS101A Make measurements