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Indigenous Environmental Health Support Work

Indigenous Environmental Health Support Work

Skill set
National Code
HLTSS00069
State Code
AE424
TGA Status
Current
DTWD Status
Approved
National Endorsed, State Implementation and Classification
AQF Level
—
Field of Education
—
Skillset Type
National
Original TGA Release Date
24/12/2020
Current Release Date
24/12/2020
Current Release Number
1.00
Approved Date
15/04/2021
Nominal Hours
170
Duration
—
Releases
Release Version Release Date TGA Status DTWD Status
1.00 24/12/2020 Current Approved
Description
This skill set reflects the skill requirements for supporting the environmental health needs of indigenous communities in regard to water supply. Work involves working directly with clients and providing support to families.
Units
HLTPOP025 Provide basic repairs and maintenance to health hardware and fixtures
HLTPOP026 Monitor and maintain sewage or effluent systems
HLTPOP027 Monitor and maintain water supply
Pathway Information
Achievement of these units provides credit towards a range of qualifications in the HLT Health Training Package.
Licensing / Regulatory Information
Plumbing work must only be performed by a person authorised by an exemption, registration or licence granted by the relevant State or Territory regulatory authority under legislation.
Target Group
This skill set is for indigenous environmental health workers seeking to broaden their skills to work with indigenous communities.
Suggested words for statement of attainment
These competencies from the HLT Health Training Package meet industry requirements for indigenous environmental health workers to support the environmental health needs of indigenous communities in regard to water supply.
General notes
No information