Work effectively in a team in downstream operations
Overview
This standard addresses the competence required to work with others.   
  
This involves:
1 those working in isolation, who need to communicate with others  
2 those working in groups  
3 accepting and clarifying responsibilities  
4 providing and receiving support and feedback  
5 working in ways which maintain your own and others’ safety
  
This standard deals with the following:
1 determine and agree individual responsibilities in working with others  
2 complete work activities in conjunction with others  
3 provide and receive support and feedback
This Standard is suitable for those working in the downstream fuel environment.  
  
Previous Version:  
Adapted from Unit 1.13 Chemical, Pharmaceutical and Petro-Chemicals Operations NOS – version May 2005.
Performance criteria
You must be able to:
P1 check that you have the required authority to complete the required activity  
P2 check whether you need to inform others who may be affected by this activity  
P3 check that all personnel have received the necessary information  
P4 check that all personnel understand and agree to their responsibilities  
P5 check that you understand the work activity  
P6 ensure that you know and understand your responsibility in the activity  
P7 ensure that the activity proceeds as planned  
P8 keep other relevant personnel informed of the progress of the activity  
P9 take appropriate action when disagreement occurs  
P10 identify when assistance is required  
P11 give assistance when required if it is within the limit of your authority  
P12 give constructive support and feedback to appropriate personnel  
P13 receive support and feedback from personnel  
P14 if required, communicate with others by the appropriate method  
P15 deal promptly with any problems that arise, that are your responsibility  
P16 informed the appropriate person of any problems you cannot solve and/or are not your responsibility  
P17 follow safe working procedures at all times  
P18 work within agreed time schedules  
P19 complete any required documentation clearly and accurately
Knowledge and Understanding
You need to know and understand:
K1 the definition of authority and responsibility within the organisation  
K2 how to check whether you have the required authority  
K3 your personal responsibility in the operation  
K4 how to check whether others need to be informed  
K5 how to check that all parties understand what is required of them   
K6 the method of work activity planned  
K7 why it is important that all personnel understand what is required of them  
K8 methods of monitoring the activity  
K9 how to keep all relevant personnel informed of the progress of the activity  
K10 what actions could be taken when disagreement occurs  
K11 how to identify when assistance may be required  
K12 how to give assistance within your limit of authority  
K13 why it is important to give constructive feedback and support in the operation  
K14 how to give constructive feedback and support within the organisation  
K15 what methods of communication to use and when to use them  
K16 the importance of keeping to agreed time schedules  
K17 why it is important to deal with problems effectively  
K18 what typical problems may arise and how to deal with them  
K19 who to inform if you cannot solve the problem and or it is not your responsibility  
K20 your personal responsibilities with regard to health, safety and environment  
K21 what documentation needs to be completed  
K22 the importance of completing documentation, records accurately and clearly