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Skills Standards

  

Skill standards are the benchmarks set by industry for developing and maintaining the skills of its workforce. They set out the knowledge and skills required for people to be effective in their job.

The national skill standards for the Forest wood, paper and timber products Indutries identify safety, quality and productivity as paramount.

These industry skill standards are reflected in the units of competency in the training package but it is by a rigorous and nationally consistent assessment system that skill standards are enforced.

To facilitate a nationally consistent approach to assessment for the forest industry, Forestworks has established the Forest Industry Assessment Plan System (FIAPS).

This network brings together trainers and assessors from industry and training organisations who have input into the development of assessment materials and are responsible for their ongoing review and improvement. Assessment plans have been developed for each unit of competence to ensure quality and consistent assessments to agreed industry standards.

About FIAPS
What is FIAPS? » more
FIAPS Subscription
How do I subscribe? » more
Annual Assessor Conference
As part of the ongoing service to FIAPS subscribers, ForestWorks organises an annual national conference for industry trainers and assessors. » more
Regional Workshop
While the National Workshop is an important event on the FIAPS calendar, ForestWorks recognises that it is predominately training managers and TAFE heads of department who seem to be able to attend. » more
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