Competence standards Sample Clauses

Competence standards. Competence standards shall be selected or developed against which to evaluate performance. Where competence standards are nationally available, Network Rail shall utilise them. Where nationally available competence standards are not sufficient in detail to control the risks identified in 6.1, they shall be further contextualised to appropriately cover the activities/risks in each functional area. Each competence standard describes: --`,```,``,,`,``,`,``````,,`-`-`,,`,,`,`,,`---  what a person is able to do and how well, in order to achieve the intended outcome of work;  how this is assessed;  the range of circumstances in which the ability has to be demonstrated;  the knowledge required to complete the work;  the types of evidence needed to confirm that performance is consistent and can be sustained. Competence standards shall be approved by the relevant professional head or nominated technical lead for the content of the standard and by the Head of Professional Development and Training for the format and assessment attributes of the standard. A consistent approach shall be taken to competence management by all contractors and suppliers and competence standards shall be issued as Network Rail standards where necessary. Records of the review and approval of competence standards shall be maintained as part of the competence management records system. Where the results of the risk assessment indicate that detailed competence standards are not required, competence statements shall be produced and approved for use by the appropriate manager. Competence statements shall generically describe the activity to be undertaken and at what levels of proficiency the competence is to be demonstrated. NOTE Unlike a competence standard it does not need to cover in detail the range of circumstances in which the ability has to be demonstrated, the knowledge required or the types of evidence needed.
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