TUNNELLING OPERATIVE. End Point Assessment PROFESSIONAL INTERVIEW SCHEDULE

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1 Please print in booklet format. Please complete this section in legible print Interview Location Interviewer 1 Name Interviewer 2 Name Tunnelling Process Supported Candidate Name Reference Date Start Time Total Interview Duration TUNNELLING OPERATIVE End Point Assessment PROFESSIONAL INTERVIEW SCHEDULE Please read the Standard Interview Techniques brief supplied by Tunnel Skills. The aim of this Professional Interview is to provide a holistic assessment in order to determine and validate the skills, knowledge and behaviours of the individual for the role as a Tunnelling Operative and to determine a grade, Pass, Merit or Distinction for the Apprentice. The interview questions have been developed by occupational representatives and are based on the Training Objectives for Tunnelling Operative. Interviewers are requested to use situation, task, analysis and result (STAR) to collect information from each individual. This professional interview is designed to draw an explanation from the individual. The individual is allowed to use audio and visual aids to demonstrate their experience, knowledge and behaviours if appropriate. Interviewers should determine the individual s future aspirations and report accordingly. This schedule is to be used as a guide, please present questions in a manner that suits the vocabulary of each individual, use the prompts as a guide and mark each question, questions with 0 marks need not be asked. Interviewers must make notes outlining each response. Once complete this schedule will be kept and may be used as evidence in the event of an appeal or an accident. 1 of 19

2 Tunnelling Operative Professional Interview schedule Question STAR TO Ref Prompt Icebreaker for the interviewer and interviewee, put the apprentice at ease Introductions and domestic Confirm you have the right candidate arrangements How did you get here today How was your journey Tell me about the training and tuition you have received in preparation for site work Have you completed the feedback form for Tunnel Skills Card Registrations 1. When did you register for your CSCS card? How is the candidate getting home 1 Yes, No. First week of apprenticeship 2. Did you bring your CSCS Card with you? 3. What qualifications have you achieved? 1.1 Yes, No, Should be an apprentice card. Where is it 1.2 Level 1 Maths and English, Attempted Level 2 English and Maths, Tunnel Safety, Tunnel Entry and Associated Emergency Procedures, Manual Handling, Environmental Awareness, CPCS Slinger/Signalling and Plant and Vehicle Marshalling, Level 2 Vocational qualification S/NVQ in Tunnelling Operations (Tunnelling Operative) 4. How do you intend to keep these registrations and qualifications up-to-date? 1.2 Planned approach, Ambition to go on to Level 3, Tunnelling Supervisor, Engineer 5. Have you got your vocational qualification portfolio? 6. What do you feel about the process of collecting workplace evidence for the vocational qualification? 7. How do you feel about the CPCS categories you have achieved? 1.3 Yes, No, where is it 1.3 Positive, negative, new idea s, suggests methods of showing competence, knows the difference between training, knowledge and competence 1.4 Positive, negative, useful, used 2 of 19

3 Interviewers Notes Icebreaker Response Possible Card Registrations Total 30 3 of 19

4 Question STAR Health and Safety Awareness 8. Describe a situation when you have applied what you ve learnt about health and safety? differently in the future and 9. What would be your first consideration if you ever worked on a contaminated site? 10. How is your health and wellbeing, have you applied anything you have been taught? 11. How do you feel about the weight of some of the Tunnelling equipment? 12. Describe a situation when you have applied what you have learnt about working at height? differently in the future and 13. Explain what you have learnt about fire TO Ref 4 of 19 Prompt 2 Hazard, Risk Assessment, Dynamic Risk Assessment, Legislation, Responsibility for others, Health and Safety Control Equipment, organisational policy, advice, briefing, tool box talk, reporting. New hazard, site induction 2 Safety of others, what is the hazards, what needs to be done to keep everyone safe and healthy, what can I do to help 2.1 Time and travel planning, diet and nutrition, fatigue, rest and sleep, personnel hygiene, maintenance and cleanliness of clothing, footwear and personal protective equipment, mental health, stress, anxiety and depression, drugs and alcohol abuse 2.2 Heavy, Awkward, Properly trained to handle it, Use of mechanical aids, Control of lifting operations. Lifting techniques 2.3 Hierarchy, access equipment, edge protection, types of health and safety control equipment 2.4 Fire triangle, Fire Warden, Assembly Point, Fire extinguishers awareness? 14. Tell us about your First Aid training? (Optional?) 2.5 Positive, Negative, Complete, Given responsibility First Aid at Work 15. Describe a situation when you have applied what you have learnt about environmental awareness? differently in the future and 16. Explain the tunnel entry procedure used were you are currently working? 17. Explain the tunnel evacuation procedure used were you are currently working? 18. What have you learnt about the other roles and responsibilities of tunnelling personnel? 2.6 Definition, bund construction, dip trays, clear up Tunnel plan, emergency equipment, underground muster points 2.8 Engineer, Supervisor, Hand, Shaft, Machine, Spoil removal, Transport, Fitter, Electrician 19. Explain what you have learnt about HAV? Causes, early signs and symptoms, prevention methods

5 Response, Interviewer Notes Possible Health and Safety Awareness Total of 19

6 Question STAR TO Ref Policies, Procedures and Documentation 20. Give a list of the documents you have used on site, so far? Prompt 3 Job sheets, method statements, drawings, specifications, risk assessments, Control of Substances Hazardous to Health assessments 21. Describe a situation when you about policies, procedures and documentation? 22. Describe a situation when you about quality? 23. What types of information have you been required to collect and report 3 Purpose, Organisational awareness, consequence of non-conformance, quotes policies, outlines a procedure followed 3.1 Specifications, dimensions, getting it right first time, rework, costs, time, reputation, the contract process including, marketing, receipt of enquiries, tendering, design, drawing preparation, estimating, securing the contract, project purchasing, project documentation, mobilisation and set up, construction safe systems of work (permits, waste control, pile records), demobilisation, quantity surveying, remedial actions and client feedback. 3.2 Tunnel logs, plant maintenance logs, inspection check sheets, time sheets, confirmation of verbal instructions (CVI), request for information (RFI) and daily diary. Who have you passed this to? 24. Describe a situation when you about recording information? 3.3 Checks, Accuracy, Documents and Forms, Electronic, Building Information Modelling 6 of 19

7 Response, Interviewer Notes Possible Policies, Procedures and Documentation Total 62 7 of 19

8 Question STAR TO Ref Policies, Procedures and Documentation 25. Describe a situation when you about communication? Prompt 3.4 Listening, patience, perceptions, language, jargon, conflict handling 26. Are you happy with what is expected of you as a Tunnelling Operative? 3.5 Yes, No 27. Describe a situation when you about employee behaviours? differently in the future and 28. Has there been any occasion when you have reminded people of the employment rights and responsibilities 3.5 Effective communication Respect Team work Independent working Logical thinking Problem solving Risk perception Working effectively Time management Adaptability Assertiveness and confidence 3.6 Yes, No. The nine targets of employment rights 8 of 19

9 Response, Interviewer Notes Possible Policies, Procedures and Documentation Total 39 9 of 19

10 Question STAR Support Tunnelling Operations 29. Describe a situation when you about supporting Tunnelling operations? 30. Please explain the legal criteria for operating Tunnelling plant 31. Describe a situation when you about operator maintenance of plant, machinery and equipment? 32. Describe a situation when you about operating powered units, tools, machinery and equipment? TO Ref Prompt 4 Tasks undertaken, Tunnel boring machine operator, Tunnelling supervisor and Tunnelling engineer, teamwork, communication, accuracy 4.1 Trained, competent and authorised 4.2 Inspection requirements, pre-start checks, functional and running checks, operator adjustments, close down, fault reporting, storage, efficiency, effectiveness, economy, the role of the fitter 4.3 Disc cutter, compressor and tools, compacting equipment, pressure washers 10 of 19

11 Response, Interviewer Notes Possible Support Tunnelling Operations Total of 19

12 Question STAR Support Tunnelling Operations 33. Describe a situation when you about abrasive wheels? 34. Describe a situation when you about off loading and loading? 35. Describe a situation when you about installing and removing Tunnel services? 36. Describe a situation when you about working on pressurised pipe systems? differently in the future and TO Ref Prompt 4.4 Specific hazards, type and speed markings, identification codes, inspection, fitting, adjustments, operation 4.5 The differences between slinging accessories and tie down equipment, vehicle types, loading sequence, tunnel restriction (width and height) 4.6 Specific hazards, manufacturers instruction, diagrams and drawings, method statements, certificates and documentation, safety critical devices, selection of resources, manual and mechanical handling, checks and inspections 4.7 Types of pressurised systems in tunnels, safety critical aspects, operator checks 12 of 19

13 Response, Interviewer Notes Possible Support Tunnelling Operations Total of 19

14 Question STAR Concrete Technology 37. Have you mixed concrete by hand? 38. Describe a situation when you about using reinforcement in concrete? differently in the future and 39. Describe a situation when you about accepting the delivery of concrete? differently in the future and 40. Describe a situation when you about transporting, laying and protecting concrete? differently in the future and 41. Describe a situation when you about extracting concrete samples for testing? differently in the future and TO Ref 5 Yes, No. During training? Prompt 5.1 Steelfixing, codes of practice, cage lifting points, position for pour 5.2 Methods of delivery, common faults, delivery point preparation, delivery tickets, information from delivery tickets, cleaning equipment 5.3 Time management, pumping, wet tremie, dry tremie, skip, protection for curing 5.4 Extracting samples, making cubes, slump and flow tests, documentation 14 of 19

15 Response, Interviewer Notes Possible Concrete Technology Total of 19

16 Question STAR Tunnelling Operations 42. Describe a situation when you about general site and equipment layout for each tunnelling process? 43. Describe a situation when you about the characteristics and operation of equipment and resources specific to the process? 44. Describe a situation when you about storage of specialist equipment and resources? TO Ref Prompt 6 Site safety, safety equipment and emergency procedures specific to tunnelling operations (hand tunnelling, machine tunnelling (including loco driving), pipejacking, sprayed concrete lining, shaft sinking and drill and blast 6 Hand tunnelling including the digging cycle, the movement cycle, spoil clearing and removal, shield placement Machine tunnelling including specialist qualifications, types of tunnel boring machines, and tunnel boring machine trains Loco driving including specialist qualifications CPCS A67. Pipejacking including jack positions, levelling procedures, setting up build zone test assemblies, how to accurately read dials and gauges, monitor and how to record results and dismantle zone tests Sprayed concrete lining including specialist qualifications and exclusion zones Shaft sinking Drill and blast including specialist qualifications 6 Short and long term preservation methods 16 of 19

17 Response, Interviewer Notes Possible Total 90 Grand Total of 19

18 Total s Page Subject Total Possible P 60% -74% M 75% - 84% D 85% - 100% Achieved 3 Card Registrations Health and Safety Awareness Critical Policies, Procedures and Documentation Policies, procedures and Documentation Support Tunnelling Operations Critical Support Tunnelling Operations Critical Concrete Technology Tunnelling Operations Critical Possible 500 Minimum N.B: If a pass is not achieved in the four critical subjects the candidate must be deferred for further training. Overall Grade (Please circle) : PASS MERIT DISTINCTION Apprentice Signature Date Interviewer 1 Signature Date Interviewer 2 Signature Date 18 of 19

19 Interviewer Remarks and Recommendations If Deferred state reasons why: 19 of 19