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1. Know the main requirements of health and safety legislation in the waste and resource management industry.

1.1. Explain the main legal requirements of health and safety legislation on waste and resource management facilities, in relation to: employers, employees & others.

This question uses the EXPLAIN instructional verb. Please provide a comprehensive answer that shows an understanding of the content/process mentioned. The answer should include: what it is, how it works, what it looks like, what it does, how it happens, why it happens and any relevant reasons.

1. Know the main requirements of health and safety legislation in the waste and resource management industry.

1.2. Describe the different sources of reliable health and safety information.

This question uses the DESCRIBE instructional verb. Please provide a vivid picture of what it is by using imagery, adjectives and adverbs to make the subject easy to understand. It may also convey an idea or fact.

1. Know the main requirements of health and safety legislation in the waste and resource management industry.

1.3. Identify how to locate current health and safety information.

This question uses the IDENTIFY instructional verb. This requires the learner to list and describe what is required or relevant to produce an outcome, or requires the learner to make choices to achieve a particular aspect of their job. At Level 4, this would require the learner to say what is available, make the choice and then to explain or justify why the choice was made.

1. Know the main requirements of health and safety legislation in the waste and resource management industry.

1.4. Describe the main features and legal requirements for: • fire risk assessment • accident management plans • CoSHH • PUWER • LOLER