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STANDARD KEMAHIRAN PEKERJAAN KEBANGSAAN

(NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL SKILL STANDARD)

STANDARD PRACTICE

LEVEL 3

GARDEN MAINTENANCE

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STANDARD PRACTICE

NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL SKILLS STANDARD (NOSS) FOR;

GARDEN MAINTENANCE

LEVEL 3

1. INTRODUCTION

The Standard Practice and Standard Content are part of the NOSS document which is

developed together with the Training Manual and Internship Manual to complete the

whole NOSS.

This is a new NOSS developed for Garden Maintenance under the Parks and Gardens

Industry sub sector of Landscape and Environmental. There is a high demand for skilled

personnel in this field as the industry is developing rapidly. Based on the growth and

changes in the landscape and environmental sector along with tourism industry in the

world today, there is an urgency to impart skills to the current workforce related to parks

and gardens nationwide.

Garden maintenance comprises of activities that helps to upkeep the aesthetics of parks

and gardens and enhance the health of plants. Currently there are numerous parks and

gardens throughout the country but only a handful of these are successful as tourist

attractions. Most of the existing parks and gardens do not meet the quality standards that

are expected by tourists and plant enthusiasts, hence portraying a negative impression to

our tourism industry. Amongst the major problems are insufficient maintenance budget

and lack of skilled personnel in parks and gardens industry. Therefore there is a need for

properly trained personnel at the ground level. Parks and gardens are important products

of tourism which will generate significant revenue to the local economy. This is recognised

globally as a huge growth area and there is a need for properly trained personnel at all

levels. This will provide a structured career path and career guidance for individuals and

organizations alike. Having a suitably skilled workforce will position Malaysia as an

attractive tourist destination in the region and help towards inward investment in the

country.

This NOSS is developed focusing on the area of Garden Maintenance.

The experts in this field can pursue careers in Malaysia or internationally that have a

green agenda. They also can be exported to the international market due to the

increasing need of experts in this field.

The demand for qualified and experienced Garden Maintenance personnel is important as

of now and may increase in the near future. Hence, the development of this NOSS is

essential for the industry to have certain guidelines and standards based on the level of

competencies that have been set by the industrial experts in this field.

The NOSS document can be used by training centres to conduct and simulate training by

converting it into training manual documents such as Training Pathway, Written

Instructional Material (WIM) and Assessment Sheet as outlined by the Competency Based

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Training (CBT) methodology. This is to ensure a candidate that has undergone training, as

required by this NOSS, will be able to perform every task and job scope efficiently and

competently. With the current shortage of skilled Garden Maintenance personnel in the

industry, the need for structured training is essential.

This NOSS provides first hand information to the workers regarding the Garden

Maintenance working environment. This NOSS also provides a career path and

employment development for those involved in this industry.

Consequently, the development of this NOSS at Level 3 (Refer Figure 1.1 Occupational

Profile Chart for Garden Maintenance) is essential so that the sub sector will have

complete standards and guidelines to be used by the industry.

2. OCCUPATIONAL STRUCTURE

SECTOR LANDSCAPE AND ENVIRONMENTAL

SUB-SECTOR PARKS AND GARDENS

AREA LANSCAPE PLANNING

AND DESIGN

LANDSCAPE

CONSTRUCTION

GARDEN

MAINTENANCE SUB-AREA

LEVEL 5 Landscape Architect Project Manager Garden Maintenance

Manager

LEVEL 4 Landscape Technical

Assistant

Assistant Project

Manager

Garden Maintenance

Assistant Manager

LEVEL 3 Landscape Technician

Landscape

Construction

Supervisor

Garden Maintenance

Supervisor

LEVEL 2 Senior Draughtsman

Landscape

Construction

Coordinator

Garden Maintenance

Senior Technician

LEVEL 1 Draughtsman

Landscape

Construction

Attendant

Garden Maintenance

Junior Technician

Fig. 1.1 Occupational Profile Chart For Garden Maintenance

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3. DEFINITION OF COMPETENCY LEVEL

The NOSS is developed for various occupational areas. Candidates for certification must be

assessed and trained at certain levels to substantiate competencies. Below is a guideline of

each NOSS Level as defined by the Department of Skills Development, Ministry of Human

Resources, Malaysia.

Malaysia Skills Certificate Level 1: Competent in performing a range of varied

(Operation and Production Level) work activities, most of which are routine and

predictable.

Malaysia Skills Certificate Level 2: Competent in performing a significant range

(Operation and Production Level) of varied work activities, performed in a variety

of contexts. Some of the activities are non-

routine and required individual responsibility

and autonomy.

Malaysia Skills Certificate Level 3: Competent in performing a broad range of

(Supervisory Level) varied work activities, performed in a variety of

contexts, most of which are complex and non-

routine. There is considerable responsibility and

autonomy and control or guidance of others is

often required.

Malaysia Skills Diploma Level 4: Competent in performing a broad range of

(Executive Level) complex technical or professional work activities

performed in a wide variety of contexts and with

a substantial degree of personal responsibility

and autonomy. Responsibility for the work of

others and allocation of resources is often

present.

Malaysia Skills Advanced Diploma Competent in applying a significant range of

Level 5: (Managerial Level) fundamental principles and complex techniques

across a wide and often unpredictable variety of

contexts. Very substantial personal autonomy

and often significant responsibility for the work

of others and for the allocation of substantial

resources features strongly, as do personal

accountabilities for analysis, diagnosis, planning,

execution and evaluation.

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4. MALAYSIAN SKILL CERTIFICATION

The pre-requisite to pursue this course include basic mathematical skills, logical thinking,

not fearful of heights, good eyesight, healthy and physically strong. All candidates are

also recommended to undergo on job training to attain knowledge and skills in the

Garden Maintenance field of work.

Candidates after being assessed, verified and fulfilled Malaysian Skill Certification

requirements shall be awarded with Sijil Kemahiran Malaysia (SKM) for Level 1, 2 and 3

as for Level 4, 5 and 6 shall be awarded with Diploma Kemahiran Malaysia and Diploma

Lanjutan Kemahiran Malaysia respectively.

Assessment must be in accordance with the following:

This NOSS outlines duties and tasks in the Garden Maintenance working environment as

required by the industry and has been developed and documented following extensive

collaboration across key Malaysian organisations. To meet the requirements of this

industry, it is imperative that the duties and tasks outlined follow a high standard as well

as maintenance of consistency throughout the assessment process. This can only be

done by stipulating a precise framework in which the assessment of duties and tasks

must be conducted. The training & assessment of a Garden Maintenance personnel

must be deployed in accordance with JPK policy and in adherence to relevant process

and standard as follows:

a) The final assessment of competence must include the combination of

documented continuous assessment conducted by the facilitator during

training and the results of post-training examination;

b) The post-training examination must be practical in nature and involve

demonstration & application of the duties and tasks utilizing real equipment

and real-world examples;

c) The tasks and duties as outlined in this NOSS must be assessed throughout the

training program and during a post-training examination;

d) The learning environment and facilities need to be in accordance with the

requirements of this NOSS;

e) The development and assessment of the duties & tasks must demonstrate that

they develop transferable skills;

f) The development and assessment of the duties & tasks must include

documentation by candidates both during training and examination; and

g) All training and assessment materials must be mapped and verified to be in

accordance with the NOSS Garden Maintenance by a panel of industry subject

matter experts appointed by JPK.

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5. JOB COMPETENCIES

A Garden Maintenance Supervisor (Level 3) is competent in performing:

Garden maintenance coordination

Garden maintenance monitoring

Nursery operation monitoring

Garden equipment and machinery monitoring

Garden inventory monitoring

Basic garden maintenance demonstration

6. WORKING CONDITIONS

Generally, Garden Maintenance personnel will work with their hands, tools, equipment

and machinery. They must also be strong and healthy because the works require

bending, lifting and walking. Garden maintenance personnel spend most of their

working hours outdoors and sometimes in nursery. The working hours can be irregular

and depend on weather and work requirement. The workload should be carried out and

accomplished with high responsibility and according to operation requirements, needs

and standards. He/she is also responsible in ensuring the workplace standard operating

procedures and operation specifications are adhered. They may work individually or in a

group under supervision.

Personnel in this field of work also required to adhere to safety and security procedures

because the working environment for this industry may lead to exposure to various

accidents. Chemicals maybe harmful if not handled with caution, and personnel working

with tools and machineries can be injured if they use them carelessly.

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7. EMPLOYMENT PROSPECTS

The Garden Maintenance personnel have a great prospect in parks and gardens

industry. They able to serve in related industries either locally or internationally due to

increases of the demand for skilled workers.

Other related occupation with respect to employment opportunities are:

Agriculture Technician

Nursery Assistant

Nursery Supervisor

Landscape Coordinator

Landscape Supervisor

Assistance Golf Course Superintendent

Other related industries with respect to employment opportunities are:

Agriculture

Golf courses

Plant Nurseries

Hotel and Resorts

Theme Parks

Zoological Garden

8. TRAINING, INDUSTRIAL/PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION, OTHER

QUALIFICATIONS AND ADVANCEMENT

The candidate can obtain his/her competency training at various Vocational Training

Institutes, where he/she undergoes the training program, followed by On-The-Job

Training (OJT) in the related industries.

The minimum entry qualifications are those with interest to work in the condition as

mentioned above. The candidate must be able to read, write and possess analytical

skill and have interest in the Parks and Gardens industry.

Candidates must successfully complete the training program and assessment in

accordance of NOSS application as required by Department of Skills Development

(DSD).

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9. SOURCES OF ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Local

Jabatan Landskap Negara ( JLN )

Tingkat 7, Plaza Permata-IGB,

Jalan Kampar Off Jalan Tun Razak,

50400 Kuala Lumpur

Tel: 03-4047 0000

Faks: 03-4045 2415

URL: http://www.kpkt.gov.my/jln

Persatuan Arborist Malaysia

d/a Institut Penyelidikan Perhutanan Malaysia (FRIM),

52109 Kepong,

Selangor Darul Ehsan.

Tel: 03-6279 7233

Faks: 03-6280 4625

URL: http://myaboriculture.com/

Forest Research Institute Of Malaysia ( FRIM )

52109 Kepong,

Selangor Darul Ehsan

Tel: 03-6279 7000

Fax: 03-6273 1314

URL: http://www.frim.gov.my

Faculty of Forestry

Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM),

43400 Serdang,


Tel: 03-8946 7171

Fax: 03-8943 2514

URL: http://www.forr.upm.edu.my

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Faculty Architecture and Design

Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM),

43400 Serdang,


Tel : 03-8946 4090

Fax : 03-8948 0017

URL: http://www.frsb.upm.edu.my/v2

Malaysia Agriculture Research Development Institute ( MARDI )

Ibu Pejabat MARDI,

Persiaran MARDI-UPM,

43400 Serdang,


Tel : 03-8943 7111

Fax: 03-8948 3664

URL: http://www.mardi.gov.my

Institute Landskap Architect Malaysia (ILAM)

1-10-3, Presint ALAMI, Pusat Perniagaan Worldwide 2,

Persiaran Akuatik, Seksyen 13,

40100, Shah Alam, Selangor,

Malaysia

T : (603) 5519-0827 / (6013) 2020-827

F : (603) 5519-0827

URL: http://www.ilamalaysia.org

Jabatan Pertanian Malaysia

Aras 7-17, Wisma Tani,

No.30 Persiaran Perdana, Presint 4,

Pusat Pentadbiran Kerajaan Persekutuan,

62624 Putrajaya

Tel : 03-8870 3000

Fax : 03-8888 5069

URL: http://www.doa.gov.my

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International

International Society of Arboriculture

P.O. Box 3129

Champaign, IL 61826-3129

Toll Free: 888.472.8733

Tel: 217.355.9411

Fax: 217.355.9516

URL : http://www.isa-arbor.com/

10. VALIDATION

10.1 This Standard has been proofread by a qualified personnel, ie;

Name (IC No) :

Qualification :

10.2 This Standard has been circulated to the respective industry for two

weeks for validation and feedback. The list of companies that have

received the draft are as follow;

i)

ii)

iii)

10.3 This Standard has been checked by the Standard Technical Evaluation

Committee (STEC), DSD and validated by the members of Skills

Development Advisory Committee (SDAC) on ___ September 2011. The

SDAC members as listed below have agreed in consensus to this standard;

i)

ii)

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11. ENDORSEMENT

The National Skills Development Board (MPKK), Ministry of Human Resources

has agreed and endorsed this Standard on .

12. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The Director General of DSD would like to extend his gratitude to the

organisations and individuals who have been involved in developing this

standard.

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13. COMMITTEE MEMBERS FOR COMPETENCY ANALYSIS SESSION

STANDARD PRACTICE & STANDARD CONTENT OF

GARDEN MAINTENANCE - LEVEL 3

PANEL

1. Professor Dr Halijah Ibrahim Lecturer

Universiti Malaya

2. Dr Mahmud Tengku Muda Mohamed Lecturer, Faculty of Agriculture

Universiti Putra Malaysia

3. Dr Yahya Awang Lecturer, Faculty of Agriculture


4. Pn Siti Zakiah binti Mohammed Landscape Architect

5. Tn. Hj Ibrahim bin Hj Ahmad Agriculture officer

Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur

6. Pn Yenni Erliana Mardjoni Project Manager

Malik Lip & Associates

7. To Puan Rozaimi binti Zainuddin Town Planner

Landskap Malaysia

8. En Cheong Weng Chun Manager

Gardenasia Solutions

FACILITATOR

1. Tn. Hj Zaharudin bin Abdul Latif Jabatan Pembangunan Kemahiran

SECRETARIAT

1. En Mohd Faizal bin Abdul Majid Jabatan Pembangunan Kemahiran

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14. COMMITTEE MEMBERS FOR COMPETENCY PROFILE ANALYSIS SESSION



PANEL

1. Professor Dr Halijah Ibrahim Lecturer

Universiti Malaya

2. Pn Siti Zakiah binti Mohammed Landscape Architect

3. Tn. Hj Ibrahim bin Ahmad Agriculture officer




5. En Mansor Mohamad Landscape Architect

Jabatan Landskap Negara



7. Cik Wan Suhana Wan Talib Agriculture Officer


FACILITATOR


SECRETARIAT


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15. COMMITTEE MEMBERS FOR CoCU DEVELOPMENT SESSION



PANEL

1. Dr Mahmud Tengku Muda Mohamed Lecturer


2. Tn. Hj Ibrahim bin Ahmad Agriculture officer


3. En Azmi bin Abdul Razak Aborist




5. En Mansor Mohamad Landscape Architect

Jabatan Landskap Negara



7. Cik Wan Suhana Wan Talib Agriculture Officer


FACILITATOR


SECRETARIAT


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JOB PROFILE CHART (JPC)

SECTOR LANDSCAPE AND ENVIRONMENTAL

SUB SECTOR PARKS AND GARDENS

JOB AREA GARDEN MAINTENANCE

JOB LEVEL THREE (3) JOB AREA CODE GM-XXX-3

COMPETENCY COMPETENCY UNIT

CORE

GARDEN

MAINTENANCE

COORDINATION AND

DEMONSTRATION

GARDEN

MAINTENANCE

MONITORING

NURSERY OPERATION

MONITORING

GARDEN EQUIPMENT

AND MACHINERY

MAINTENANCE

MONITORING

GM-XXX-01 GM-XXX-02 GM-XXX-03 GM-XXX-04

GARDEN INVENTORY

MONITORING

GM-XXX-05

ELECTIVE

MANPOWER PLANNING

AND STAFF WELFARE

GM-XXX-06

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COMPETENCY PROFILE (CP)

Sub Sector PARKS AND GARDENS

Job Area GARDEN MAINTENANCE

Level Three (3)

CU Title CU Code CU Descriptor CU Work Activities Performance Criteria

1. Garden

Maintenance

Coordination

GM-XXX-01 Garden Maintenance Coordination and

Demonstration is to conduct work

briefing, assign garden maintenance

works and provide work instructions.

The personnel who are competent in

Garden Maintenance Coordination shall

be able to identify any garden

maintenance requirement and plan for

appropriate actions according to

workplace and organization

procedures..

1.1 Identify garden

maintenance

coordination requirement

1.1 Garden maintenance

coordination determined

2.1 Plan garden

maintenance

coordination


coordination schedule

prepared

3.1 Conduct work briefing

and demonstration

3.1 Work briefing and

demonstration conducted as

per requirements

3.2 Assign garden

maintenance works


works assigned as per

requirements

3.3 Prepare work

instructions

3.3 Work instructions

prepared according to

specification

4.1 Evaluate garden

maintenance

coordination


coordination and

demonstration complied to

SOP & HSE rules & regulations

5.1 Prepare maintenance

report

5.1 Coordination Maintenance

Report prepared & submitted

according to format

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Level Three (3)


2. Garden Maintenance

Monitoring

GM-XXX-02 Garden Maintenance Monitoring is to

monitor preparation for work, watering,

weeding, fertilizing, trimming, pruning,

grass cutting, pest and disease control,

and replacement of plants as per

specification. The personnel who are

competent in Garden Maintenance

Monitoring shall be able to inspect and

monitor all garden maintenance works

whilst detect problems and make

recommendation for corrective actions.

1.1 Identify garden

maintenance monitoring

requirement


monitoring requirement

determined

2.1 Plan garden



monitoring schedule

prepared

3.1 Monitor preparation

for work

3.1 Workers well equipped

with PPE, tools & materials

3.2 Monitor watering

activities

3.2 Watering activities

complied to requirements

3.3 Monitor weeding

activities

3.3 Weeding activities


3.4 Monitor fertilizing

activities

3.4 Fertilizing activities


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3.5 Monitor trimming and

pruning activities

3.5 Trimming and pruning

activities complied with

standard requirements

3.6 Monitor grass cutting

activities

3.6 Grass cutting activities

complied with standard

requirements

3.7 Monitor pest and

disease control

3.8 Pest and disease

control complied with

standard requirements

3.8 Monitor replacement

of plants

3.8 Replacement of plants

complied with standard

requirements

4.1 Evaluate garden



activities complied to SOP

& HSE rules & regulations

5.1 Prepare monitoring

report

5.1 Report prepared

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Level Three (3)


3. Nursery Operation

Monitoring

GM-XXX-03 Nursery Operation Monitoring is to

monitor watering, fertilizing, plant

health and plants propagation as per

specification. The personnel who are

competent in Nursery Operation


monitor all garden maintenance works

whilst detect problems and make


1.1 Identify nursery


1.1 Nursery monitoring

requirement determined

2.1 Plan nursery operation

monitoring

2.1 Nursery operation

monitoring schedule

prepared

3.1 Monitor watering

activities

3.1 Watering activities

monitoring works


3.2 Monitor fertilizing

activities

3.2 Fertilizing activities

monitoring works


3.3 Monitor plant health 3.3 Plant health

monitoring works


3.4 Monitor plants

propagation

3.4 Plants propagation

monitoring works


4.1 Evaluate nursery

operation monitoring

4.1 Nursery operation

monitoring complied to

SOP & HSE rules &

regulations

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5.1 Prepare operation

monitoring report

5.1 Operation monitoring

report prepared &

submitted according to

format

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Level Three (3)


4. Garden Equipment

and Machinery

Maintenance

Monitoring

GM-XXX-04 Garden Equipment and Machinery

Maintenance Monitoring is to monitor

the maintenance of garden tools,

equipment and machinery. The

personnel who are competent in

Garden Equipment and Machinery

Maintenance Monitoring shall be able

to inspect and monitor all garden tools,

equipment and machinery maintenance

works whilst detect problems and make


1.1 Identify garden tools,

equipment and machinery

maintenance requirement

1.1 Garden tools,


maintenance requirement

compiled

2.1 Plan garden tools,



2.1 Garden tools,



schedule prepared

3.1 Monitor garden tools

and equipment

maintenance

3.1 Garden tools and

equipment maintenance

monitoring works


& specification

3.2 Monitor garden

machinery maintenance

3.2 Garden machinery


works complied to

requirements &

specification

4.1 Evaluate garden tools,



4.1 Garden tools,



works complied to

requirements &

specification

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5.1 Prepare maintenance

monitoring report

5.1 Maintenance

monitoring report

prepared & submitted

according to format

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Level Three (3)


5. Garden Inventory

Monitoring

GM-XXX-05 Garden Inventory Monitoring is to

monitor inventory of existing plants,

tools, equipment, materials and

machinery. The personnel who are

competent in Garden Inventory


update garden inventory.

1.1 Identify garden

inventory monitoring

requirement

1.1 Garden inventory


compiled

2.1 Plan garden inventory

monitoring activities


monitoring activities

schedule prepared

3.1 Monitor inventory of

existing plants

3.1 Inventory of existing

plants monitoring works


& specification


garden tools, equipment

and materials

3.2 Inventory of garden

tools, equipment and

materials monitoring

works complied to

requirements &

specification


machinery

3.3 Inventory of machinery

monitoring works


& specification

4.1 Evaluate garden

inventory monitoring

activities


monitoring works


& specification

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5.1 Produce updated

inventory



report prepared &


format

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Level Three (3)


6. Manpower Planning

and Staff Welfare

GM-XXX-06 Manpower planning and staff welfare is

to plan manpower requirement for

garden maintenance in accordance to

HSE and SOP. The personnel who are

competent in Manpower Planning and

Staff Welfare shall be able to distribute

manpower accordingly.

1.1 Identify manpower

and staff welfare

requirements

1.1 Manpower and staff

welfare requirements

determined

2.1 Plan manpower and

staff welfare

2.1 Manpower and staff

welfare program prepared

3.1 Allocate manpower

appropriately with the

tasks

3.1 Manpower distributed

according to requirements

3.2 Allocate staff welfare

appropriately with the

tasks

3.2 Staff welfare

requirements complied to

HSE and SOP

4.1 Evaluate manpower

planning and staff welfare

requirements

4.1 Manpower planning

and staff welfare complied

to SOP and HSE rules and

regulations

5.1 Prepare manpower

planning and staff welfare

report

5.1 Report prepared and


format

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CURRICULUM of COMPETENCY UNIT (CoCU)


Job Description GARDEN MAINTENANCE

Unit of Competency Title GARDEN MAINTENANCE COORDINATION

Unit of Competency

Description

Garden Maintenance Coordination is to conduct work briefing, assign garden maintenance works and

provide work instructions. The personnel who are competent in Garden Maintenance Coordination shall

be able to identify any garden maintenance requirement and plan for appropriate actions according to

workplace and organization procedures.

Unit of Competency Code GM-XXX-01 Competency

Type Core Level

Three

(3)

Training

Duration

190

Hours

Credit

Hours

Work Activities Related Knowledge Applied Skills Attitude / Safety Delivery

Duration

Delivery

Mode Assessment Criteria

1.1 Identify garden

maintenance

coordination

requirement

i. Principles of

garden

maintenance

ii. Basic botany

iii. Plant nutrition

iv. Pest and

disease

v. Related tools,

equipments,

machineries and

chemicals.

24 hours Lecture &

Assignment

i. Garden

maintenance

requirement

identified

ii. Problems

analysed

iii. Actions and

treatments

listed

iv. Appropriate

tools,

equipments and

machineries

identified

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Duration

Delivery


i. Identify garden

maintenance

requirements.

ii. Analyse garden

problems

iii. List actions and

treatments

iv. Appropriate used

of tools,

equipments and

machineries.

24 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

Attitude:

i. Obtain all garden

maintenance

requirement

ii. Recommend most

practical actions

Safety:

- Not applicable -

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Duration

Delivery


2.1 Plan garden

maintenance

coordination

i. Manpower

ii. Tools, equipment

and materials

iii. Safety at

workplace

iv. Workflow of

garden

maintenance

v. Workplace

information

20 hours Lecture &

Assigment

i. Manpower

determined

ii. Tools,

equipment and

materials

determined

iii. Safety

requirement

determined

iv. Workflow

planned

v. Workplace

information

obtained

i. Determine

manpower

ii. Determine tools,

equipment and

materials

iii. Determine safety

requirement

iv. Plan workflow

v. Obtain workplace

information

20 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

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Duration

Delivery


Attitude:

i. Carefully determine

manpower, tools,

equipment, materials

and safety

requirement

ii. Carefully plan

workflow

Safety:

- Not applicable -

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Duration

Delivery


3.1 Conduct work

briefing and

demonstration

i. Workplace

information

ii. Garden

maintenance

requirement

12 hours Lecture &

Assignment

i. Communication

skills performed

ii. Garden

maintenance

requirement

described

i. Communication

skills

ii. Describe garden

maintenance

requirement

18 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

Attitude:

i. Carefully check

workers attendance,

attire and health

condition

Safety:

- Not applicable -

30


Duration

Delivery


3.2 Assign garden

maintenance

works

i. Workers capability

and competency

ii. Workplace

communication

iii. Garden

maintenance

requirement

4 hours Lecture

i. Appropriate

workers

determined

ii. Works assigned

i. Determine

appropriate

workers

8 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

Attitude:

i. Assign workers who

are capable and

competent to carry

out specific works

Safety:

- Not applicable -

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Duration

Delivery


3.3 Prepare work

instructions

i. Garden

maintenance

workflow

ii. Workplace safety

iii. Tools, equipment,

machineries and

materials

4 hours Lecture

i. Workflow

interpreted

ii. Work

instructions

given

iii. Safety

procedures

implemented

iv. Tools,

equipment,

machineries and

materials

determined

i. Interpret workflow

ii. Give work

instructions

iii. Implement safety

procedures

iv. Determine tools,

equipment,

machineries and

materials

8 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation Attitude:

i. Clearly interpret

workflow

ii. Clearly communicate

work instructions

Safety:

- Not applicable -

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Duration

Delivery


4.1 Evaluate

garden

maintenance

coordination

i. Garden

maintenance

workflow

ii. Workforce

management

iii. Assessment skills

12 hours Lecture

i. Workflow and

workforce

assessed

i. Assess workflow

and workforce

18 hour

Demonstration

&

Observation

Attitude:

i. Thorough in

assessment and

evaluations.

Safety:

- Not Applicable

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Duration

Delivery


5.1 Prepare

maintenance

report

i. Garden

maintenance

works

ii. Manpower


machineries and

materials

4 hours Lecture

i. Report prepared

i. Prepare report

14 hours

Demonstration

&


i. Thorough in

preparation of report

Safety:

- Not Applicable

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Core Abilities and Social Skills

Core Abilities Social Skills

01.07 Utilize database applications to locate and process information

01.11 Apply thinking skills and creativity

02.01 Interpret and follow manuals, instructions and SOPs

02.03 Communicate clearly

02.09 Prepare flowcharts

02.10 Prepare reports and instructions

02.11 Convey information and ideas to people

03.12 Provide coaching/on-job training

03.13 Develop and maintain team harmony and resolve conflicts

03.14 Facilitate and coordinate teams and ideas

04.06 Allocate work

05.01 Implement project/work plans

05.02 Inspect and monitor work done and/or in progress

06.07 Develop and maintain networks

1. Communication skills

2. Conceptual skills

3. Interpersonal skills

4. Learning skills

5. Multitasking and prioritizing

6. Self-discipline

7. Teamwork

35

Tools, Equipment and Materials (TEM)

ITEMS RATIO (TEM : TRAINEES)

1. Landscape lay-out

2. Schematic diagram

3. PPE procedures

4. Measuring and Test Instruments

5. Components/ Parts Specification

6. Equipment Data Book

1:5

1:5

1:1

1:5

1:1

1:1

36

Selected References and Audio Visual Materials

REFERENCES

1. Jabatan Landskap Negara, Garis Panduan Landskap Negara, ISBN: 978-967-5375-00-2

2. Jabatan Landskap Negara, Manual Penanaman Heliconia & Spesies Berizom untuk Tanaman Landskap, ISBN: 978-967-5373-02-6

3. Jabatan Landskap Negara, Penyakit Utama Pokok Ameniti, ISBN: 978-983-42072-8-1

4. Jabatan Landskap Negara, Serangga Perosak Pokok Ameniti, ISBN: 978-983-42072-6-7

5. Jabatan Landskap Negara, Manual Penyelenggaraan Aset Landskap Taman Awam (MaPAL), ISBN: 978-967-5375-05-7

6. Jabatan Landskap Negara, Manual Pemangkasan Pokok Ameniti, ISBN: 978-983-42072-4-3

7. Jabatan Landskap Negara, Pengurusan Perosak dan Penyakit Utama Pokok Ameniti Melalui Kawalan Kimia, ISBN: 978-983-42072-9-8

8. Jabatan Landskap Negara, Piawaian Produktiviti Penyelenggaraan Landskap, ISBN: 978-983-42072-3-6

9. Jabatan Landskap Negara, Kesan Abiotik Terhadap Pokok Ameniti, ISBN: 978-983-42072-7-4

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Unit of Competency Title GARDEN MAINTENANCE MONITORING

Unit of Competency

Description

Garden Maintenance Monitoring is to monitor preparation for work, watering, weeding, fertilizing, trimming, pruning,

grass cutting, pest and disease control, and replacement of plants as per specification. The personnel who are

competent in Garden Maintenance Monitoring shall be able to inspect and monitor all garden maintenance works

whilst detect problems and make recommendation for corrective actions.


Type Core Level

Three

(3)

Training

Duration

280

Hours

Credit

Hours


Duration

Delivery


1.1 Identify garden maintenance

monitoring

requirement

i. Garden

maintenance &

requirements.

6hours Lecture

i. Garden

maintenance &

requirement

checked.

i. Check garden

maintenance &

requirements.

6 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

Attitude:

iii. Thorough in

monitoring garden

maintenance &

requirements

Safety:

- Not applicable -

38


Duration

Delivery


2.1 Plan garden

maintenance

monitoring

i. Workforce

management

ii. Garden

maintenance

6 hours Lecture

i. Priorities in

garden

maintenance

determined

ii. Problems

anticipated i. Determine

priorities in garden

maintenance

ii. Anticipate

problems

6 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

Attitude:

i. Comprehensive in

planning garden

maintenance

Safety:

- Not applicable -

39


Duration

Delivery


3.1 Monitor

preparation for

work

i. Tools, equipments,

machineries and

materials

ii. Workplace safety

iii. Workforce

management

12 hours Lecture

i. Tools,

equipments,

machineries and

materials

checked

ii. PPE checked

iii. Safety signage

and barriers

checked

i. Check tools,

equipments,

machineries and

materials

ii. Check PPE

iii. Check safety

signage and

barriers

16 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

Attitude:

i. Carefully checked all

preparation for work

ii. Ensure all equipment

is safe and functional

Safety:

i. Wear PPE during

monitoring of work

progress if required

40


Duration

Delivery


3.2 Monitor

watering

activities

i. Common garden

plants

ii. Water

requirement

iii. Watering

techniques

iv. Tools, equipment

and machineries

for watering

12 hours Lecture

i. Water source

checked

ii. Watering

technique

checked

iii. Watering tools

and fittings

checked

iv. Soil moisture

checked

i. Check water

source

ii. Determine

watering

technique

iii. Check watering

tools and fittings

iv. Check soil

moisture

12 hours

Demonstration

&


i. Thorough in checking

of watering activities

Safety:

i. Ensure water is not

contaminated

ii. Setup of safe working

environment

41


Duration

Delivery


3.3 Monitor

weeding

activities

i. Varieties of weeds

ii. Method of weeds

control

iii. Tools and

materials for

weeds control

12 hours Lecture

i. Weed area

checked

ii. Weed species

identified

iii. Weeding

method checked

iv. Monitor use of

tools and

materials

i. Check weed area

ii. Identify weed

species

iii. Check weeding

method

iv. Appropriate use of

tools and materials

12 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

Attitude:

i. Carefully check area

for weeds

ii. Quick in addressing

problems

Safety:

i. Wear PPE during

monitoring of work


42


Duration

Delivery


3.4 Monitor

fertilizing

activities

i. Plant nutrition

ii. Nutrition

requirement

iii. Common fertilizer

iv. Fertilizing tools

v. Fertilizing

technique

12 hours Lecture

i. Types of

fertilizer

checked

ii. Fertilizing

technique

checked

iii. Fertilizing tools

checked

iv. Fertilized plants

checked

i. Check types of

fertilizers

ii. Check fertilizing

technique

iii. Check fertilizing

tools

iv. Check fertilized

plants

12 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

Attitude:

i. Ensure all plant

fertilized

ii. Ensure correct use of

fertilizer

Safety:

i. Wear PPE during

monitoring of work


43


Duration

Delivery


3.5 Monitor

trimming and

pruning

activities

i. Trimming and

pruning principles

ii. Plant growth

iii. Tools, equipments

and machineries

iv. Trimming and

pruning methods

v. Clean and safe

work area

12 hours Lecture

i. Trimming and

pruning

methods and

techniques

checked

ii. Tools,

equipment and

materials uses

checked

iii. Safety at

workplace

checked

iv. Corrective

action

recommended

v. Correct use of

tools,

equipment and

materials

demonstrated

i. Check trimming

and pruning

methods and

techniques

ii. Check uses of

tools, equipment

and machineries

iii. Check safety at

workplace

iv. Recommend

corrective action

v. Demonstrate

correct use of

tools, equipment

and materials

18 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

44


Duration

Delivery


Attitude:

i. Handle equipment

with care before and

after use

ii. Follow proper

trimming and

pruning techniques

Safety:

i. Wear PPE during

monitoring of work


45


Duration

Delivery


3.6 Monitor grass

cutting

activities

i. Grass types

ii. Grass cultural

practices (grass

cutting, weeding,

fertilizing,

watering, aeration,

top dressing, pest

and diseases, re-

turf)


machineries and

materials

iv. Schedule and

specification

12 hours Lecture

i. Grass

horticultural

needs checked

ii. Grass height and

cutting

scheduled

checked

iii. Uses of tools

and materials

checked

iv. Correct use of

tools,

equipment,

machineries

and materials

demonstrated

i. Check grass

horticultural

needs

ii. Check grass height

iii. Appropriated use

of tools,

equipment,

machineries and

materials

24 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

46


Duration

Delivery


Attitude:

i. Carefully check the

height of turf

ii. Carefully check grass

horticultural needs

iii. Carefully check the

uses of tools and

materials

Safety:

i. Wear PPE during

monitoring of work


47


Duration

Delivery


3.7 Monitor pest

and disease

control

i. Common pests and

diseases

ii. Method of

treatment

iii. Tools, equipment

and chemicals

iv. Schedule and

specification

12 hours Lecture

i. Pests and

diseases sign

and symptoms

checked

ii. Control actions

recommended

iii. Correct use of

tools,

equipment,

machineries

and chemicals

demonstrated

i. Check pests and

diseases sign and

symptoms

ii. Recommend

control actions

iii. Appropriated use

of tools,

equipment and

chemicals

18 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

48


Duration

Delivery


Attitude:

i. Carefully check on

signs and symptoms

ii. Correctly give control

actions

iii. Carefully check the

tools for applying

chemical

iv. Carefully check the

technique used for

applying chemical

Safety:

i. Wear PPE during

monitoring of work


49


Duration

Delivery


3.8 Monitor

replacement of

plants

i. Planting Plan

ii. Common garden

plants

iii. Replanting and

replacement of

plants

iv. Replanting

procedure

v. Tools, equipments

and machineries

12 hours Lecture

i. Replanting

procedures

checked

ii. Preparation of

planting area

checked

iii. Tools,

equipments and

machineries

checked

iv. Planting

materials

checked

i. Check replanting

procedures

ii. Check preparation

of planting area

iii. Check tools,

equipments and

machineries

iv. Check planting

materials

18 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

50


Duration

Delivery


Attitude:

i. Carefully check

replanting

procedures

ii. Carefully check

preparation of

planting area

iii. Carefully check

tools and

equipment

iv. Ensure the right

plants for

replacement

v. Carefully check the

conditions of new

plants

Safety:

i. Wear PPE during

monitoring of work


v.

51


Duration

Delivery


4.1 Evaluate

garden

maintenance

monitoring

i. Garden

maintenance

workflow

ii. Workforce

management

iii. Assessment

skills

6 hours Lecture

i. Workflow and

workforce

assessed

i. Assess workflow

and workforce

12 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

Attitude:

i. Thorough in

assessment and

evaluations.

Safety:

- Not Applicable

52


Duration

Delivery


5.1 Prepare

monitoring report

i. Garden

maintenance

works

ii. Manpower


machineries and

materials

6 hours Lecture

i. Report

prepared.

i. Prepare report

6 hours

Demonstration

&


i. Thorough in


Safety:

- Not Applicable

53



01.08 Utilize database applications to locate and process

information










04.06 Allocate work







4. Learning skills


6. Self-discipline

7. Teamwork

54


ITEMS ITEMS



3. PPE procedures




1:5

1:5

1:1

1:5

1:1

1:1


REFERENCES






6. Jabatan Landskap Negara, Manual Pemangkasan Pokok Ameniti, ISBN: 978-983-42072-4-3




55



Unit of Competency Title NURSERY OPERATION MONITORING

Unit of Competency

Description

Nursery Operation Monitoring is to monitor watering, fertilizing, plant health and plants propagation as per

specification. The personnel who are competent in Nursery Operation Monitoring shall be able to inspect

and monitor all garden maintenance works whilst detect problems and make recommendation for corrective

actions.


Type Core Level

Three

(3)

Training

Duration

230

Hours

Credit

Hours


Duration

Delivery


1.1 Identify

nursery

monitoring

requirement

i. Nursery

operations

ii. Basic botany

12 hours Lecture &

Assignment

i. Nursery

operation

requirement

obtained

ii. Corrective

actions and

treatment

identified

i. Obtain nursery

operation

requirement

ii. Identify corrective

actions and

treatments

12 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

56


Duration

Delivery


Attitude:

i. Thorough in nursery

monitoring

requirements

Safety:

- Not applicable -

57


Duration

Delivery


2.1 Plan nursery

operation

monitoring

i. Workflow of

nursery operation

ii. Nursery

maintenance

iii. Workforce

management

4 hour Lecture

i. Priorities in

garden

maintenance

determined

ii. Problems

anticipated

iii. Flow for nursery

operation

monitoring

determined

i. Determine flow for

nursery operation

monitoring

ii. Anticipate

problems

iii. Determine

priorities in garden

maintenance

8 hour

Demonstration

&

Observation

Attitude:

i. Comprehensive in

planning nursery

operation

Safety:

- Not applicable -

58


Duration

Delivery


3.1 Monitor

watering

activities

i. Common garden

plants

ii. Water

requirement

iii. Watering

techniques

iv. Supervision

watering works

v. Tools,

equipments and

machineries for

watering

12 hours Lecture &

Assignment

i. Common plants

identified.

ii. Water source

checked

iii. Watering works

supervised

iv. Tools,

equipments and

machineries for

watering

checked.

v. Soil moisture

inspected.

i. Identify common

plants

ii. Check water

source

iii. Supervise watering

works

iv. Check tools,

equipments and

machineries for

watering

v. Inspect soil

moisture

24 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

59


Duration

Delivery


Attitude:

i. Carefully check water

source

ii. Ensure all plant

watered

iii. Ensure wise use of

water

Safety:

i. Ensure water is not

contaminated

ii. Setup safe working

environments

60


Duration

Delivery


3.2 Monitor

fertilizing

activities

i. Plant nutrition and

fertilization

ii. Tools and

equipments

12 hours Lecture &

Assignment

i. Deficiency

symptoms

inspected

ii. Appropriate

fertilization

activities

advised.

iii. Used proper

tools &

equipments

instructed.

i. Inspect deficiency

symptoms

ii. Advise appropriate

fertilization

activities.

iii. Instruct to use

proper tools &

equipments.

24 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

Attitude:

i. Ensure all plant

fertilized

ii. Ensure correct use of

fertilizer

iii. Wear PPE

Safety:

i. Setup safe working

environments

61


Duration

Delivery


3.3 Monitor plant

health

i. Common garden

plant pests and

disease control

20 hours Lecture &

Assignment

i. Symptoms of

infestation and

infections

identified.

ii. Pest and disease

identified.

iii. Treatment and

control

recommended

i. Identify symptoms

of infestation and

infections

ii. Identify pest and

disease

iii. Recommend

treatment and

control

30 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

Attitude:

i. Comprehensive

check on plants

ii. Quick to recommend

treatment and

control

Safety:

- Not Applicable -

62


Duration

Delivery


3.4 Monitor plants

propagation

i. Plant propagation

16 hours Lecture &

Assignment

i. Common garden

plants identified

ii. Proper

propagation

techniques

advised

iii. Appropriate

propagation

tools

recommended.

iv. Propagation

materials

inspected.

i. Identify common

garden plants

ii. Advise on proper

propagation

techniques

iii. Recommend

appropriate

propagation tools

iv. Inspect

propagation

materials

32 hours

Demonstration

&


i. Advise on correct

techniques for plant

propagation

ii. Inspect on

propagation

activities.

Safety:

- Not Applicable -

63


Duration

Delivery


4.1 Evaluate

nursery

operation

monitoring

i. Compliance to

nursery operation.

iv. Nursery

operation

workflow

v. Workforce

management

vi. Assessment

skills

4 hour Lecture

i. Nursery

operation and

workforce

reviewed.

i. Review nursery

operation and

workforce

8 hour

Demonstration

&


i. Thorough in nursery

operation monitoring

Safety:

- Not Applicable

64


Duration

Delivery


5.1 Prepare

operation

monitoring

report

i. Nursery operation

ii. Manpower

management


machineries and

materials.

4 hour Lecture

i. Report

prepared.

i. Prepare report

8 hour

Demonstration

&


i. Thorough in


Safety:

- Not Applicable

65




01.10 Utilize spreadsheets applications to locate and process information







03.09 Manage and improve performance of individual

03.11 Monitor and evaluate performance of human resources




03.17 Identify staff training needs and facilitate access to training

04.06 Allocate work

04.07 Negotiate acceptance and support for objectives and strategies







4. Learning skills


6. Self-discipline

7. Teamwork

66


ITEMS ITEMS

1. Nursery lay-out


3. PPE procedures




1:5

1:5

1:1

1:5

1:1

1:1


REFERENCES


2. Pengurusan Tapak Semaian FRIM*








67



Unit of Competency Title GARDEN EQUIPMENT AND MACHINERY MAINTENANCE MONITORING

Unit of Competency

Description

Garden Equipment and Machinery Maintenance Monitoring is to monitor the maintenance of garden tools,

equipment and machinery. The personnel who are competent in Garden Equipment and Machinery

Maintenance Monitoring shall be able to inspect and monitor all garden tools, equipment and machinery

maintenance works whilst detect problems and make recommendation for corrective actions.


Type Core Level

Three

(3)

Training

Duration

190

Hours

Credit

Hours


Duration

Delivery


1.1 Identify garden

tools,

equipment and

machinery

maintenance

monitoring

requirement

i. Garden tools,

equipments and

machineries

ii. Maintenance

manuals.

12 hours Lecture &

Assignment

i. Garden tools,

equipments and

machineries

inspected.

ii. Maintenance

requirements

determined.

i. Inspect garden

tools, equipments

and machineries.

ii. Determine

maintenance

requirements.

18 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

68


Duration

Delivery


Attitude:

i. Thorough checking

of tools,

equipments and

machineries.

Safety:

- Not applicable -

69


Duration

Delivery


2.1 Plan garden

tools,

equipment,

and

machinery

maintenance

monitoring

i. Manufacturers

manuals.

ii. Maintenance

manuals.

iii. Relevant workers.

12 hours Lecture &

Assignment

i. Maintenance

schedule for

tools,

equipments and

machinery

prepared.

ii. Maintenance

priorities for

machineries

determined.

i. Prepare

maintenance

schedule for tools,

equipments and

machinery.

ii. Determine

maintenance

priorities for

machineries.

24 hours

Demonstration

&


i. Carefully prepare and

prioritize

maintenance

monitoring activities.

Safety:

- Not applicable -

70


Duration

Delivery


3.1 Monitor

garden tools

and

equipments

maintenance

i. Garden tools and

equipments.

ii. Maintenance

manuals and

procedures.

iii. Workplace safety.

12 hours Lecture &

Assignment

i. Tools and

equipments for

maintenance

recommended.

ii. Replacement

parts ensured.

iii. Maintenance

manuals and

procedures

followed.

iv. Workplace

safety ensured.

i. Recommend tools

and equipments

for maintenance.

ii. Ensure

replacement parts.

iii. Follow

maintenance

manuals and

procedures.

iv. Ensure workplace

safety.

24 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

71


Duration

Delivery


Attitude:

i. Carefully detect

problems including

abuse and misuse of

tools and

equipments.

ii. Quick to rectify

problems, abuses

and misuses on the

spot.

iii. Ensure all garden

tools and

equipments are well

maintained.

iv. Wear PPE during

monitoring.

Safety:

i. Ensure garden tools

and equipments

maintenance are

carried out by

competent workers.

72


Duration

Delivery


3.2 Monitor

garden

machinery

maintenance

i. Garden

machineries.

ii. Maintenance

manuals and

procedures.

iii. Workplace safety

12 hours Lecture &

Assignment

i. Machineries for

maintenance

recommended.

ii. Replacement

parts ensured.

iii. Maintenance

manuals and

procedures

followed.

iv. Workplace

safety ensured.

i. Recommend

machineries for

maintenance.

ii. Ensure

replacement parts.

iii. Follow

maintenance

manuals and

procedures.

iv. Ensure workplace

safety.

24 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

73


Duration

Delivery


Attitude:

i. Carefully detect

problems including

abuse and misuse of

machineries.

ii. Quick to rectify

problems, abuses

and misuses on the

spot.

iii. Ensure all

machineries are well

maintained.

iv. Wear PPE during

monitoring.

Safety:

i. Ensure machineries

maintenance is

carried out by

competent workers.

74


Duration

Delivery


4.1 Evaluate

garden tools

equipments,

and

machinery

maintenance

monitoring

i. Compliance to

maintenance

manuals.

ii. Maintenance

operation

workflow.

iii. Workforce

management.

iv. Assessment skills.

12 hours Lecture &

Assignment

i. Maintenance

manuals

reviewed.

ii. Garden tools

and

equipments,

and

machineries

inspected.

iii. Workforce

appraised.

i. Review

maintenance

manuals.

ii. Inspections of

garden tools and

equipments, and

machineries.

iii. Appraise

workforce.

24 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

75


Duration

Delivery


Attitude:

i. Thorough

identification of

problems and

difficulties in

garden tools and

equipments, and

machineries

maintenance

monitoring.

Safety:

- Not Applicable

76


Duration

Delivery


5.1 Prepare

maintenance

monitoring

report

i. Maintenance

operation.

ii. Manpower

management.

iii. Tools and

equipments, and

machineries.

4 hour Lecture

i. Report

prepared.

i. Prepare report

12 hour

Demonstration

&

Observation

Attitude:

i. Meticulous in

preparation of

report.

Safety:

- Not Applicable

77











04.06 Allocate work








4. Learning skills


6. Self-discipline

7. Teamwork

78


ITEMS RATIO (TEM : TRAINEES)

1. Garden Asset Inventory




1:1

1:5

1:1

1:1


REFERENCES




79



Unit of Competency Title GARDEN INVENTORY MONITORING

Unit of Competency

Description

Garden Inventory Monitoring is to monitor inventory of existing plants, tools, equipment, materials and

machinery. The personnel who are competent in Garden Inventory Monitoring shall be able to inspect and

update garden inventory.


Type Core Level

Three

(3)

Training

Duration

120

Hours

Credit

Hours


Duration

Delivery


1.1 Identify garden

inventory

monitoring

requirement.

i. Garden inventory

monitoring.

ii. Inventory of

plant varieties,

materials, tools

and equipments,

and machineries.

iii. Inventory

schedule and

requirement.

4 hours Lecture &

Assignment

i. Garden

inventory

requirements

for existing

plants, garden

materials, tools

and

equipments,

and machineries

identified.

80


Duration

Delivery


i. Identify garden

inventory

requirements for

existing plants,

garden materials,

tools and

equipments, and

machineries.

8 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

Attitude:

i. Responsible in

obtaining existing

inventory for

monitoring purposes.

ii. Ensure correct

interpretations of

monitoring

requirements.

Safety:

- Not applicable -

81


Duration

Delivery


2.1 Plan garden

inventory

monitoring

activities

i. Methods of garden

inventory

monitoring.

ii. Inventory of plant

varieties.

iii. Manpower and

tools

requirements.

4 hours Lecture &

Assignment

i. Method of

garden

inventory

monitoring

determined.

ii. Manpower and

tools

requirements

determined. i. Determine the

method of garden

inventory

monitoring.

ii. Determine the

manpower and

tools

requirements.

8 hours

Demonstration

&


i. Thorough planning

for garden inventory


Safety:

- Not applicable -

82


Duration

Delivery


3.1 Monitor

inventory of

existing plants

i. Procedures of

collecting and

recording data.

ii. Tools for

monitoring

activities.

iii. Existing plant

varieties.

8 hours Lecture &

Assignment

i. Existing plant

varieties

identified and

inspected.

ii. Data recorded.

i. Identify and

inspect existing

plant varieties.

ii. Record data.

20 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

Attitude:

i. Thorough and

perfect during


ii. Follow procedures

for collecting and

recording data.

Safety:

- Not applicable -

83


Duration

Delivery


3.2 Monitor

inventory of

garden tools,

equipment and

materials

i. Procedures of

collecting and

recording data.

ii. Tools for

monitoring

activities.

iii. Existing garden

tools, equipment

and materials

6 hours Lecture &

Assignment

i. Existing garden

tools, equipment

and materials

identified and

inspected.

ii. Data recorded.

i. Identify and inspect

existing garden

materials, tools and

equipments.

ii. Record data.

16 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

Attitude:

i. Thorough and

perfect during



for collecting and

recording data.

Safety:

- Not applicable -

84


Duration

Delivery


3.3 Monitor

inventory of

machinery

i. Procedures of

collecting and

recording data.

ii. Tools for

monitoring

activities.

iii. Existing

machineries.

6 hours Lecture

i. Existing

machineries

identified and

inspected.

ii. Data recorded.

i. Identify and inspect

existing

machineries.

ii. Record data.

16

hours

Demonstratio

n &

Observation

Attitude:

i. Thorough and

perfect during



for collecting and

recording data.

Safety:

- Not applicable -

85


Duration

Delivery


4.1 Evaluate

inventory

monitoring

activities

i. Compliance to

inventory

monitoring

manuals.

ii. Monitoring

operation

workflow.

iii. Workforce

management.

iv. Assessment

skills.

4 hours Lecture &

Assignment

i. Inventory

monitoring

manuals

reviewed.

ii. Work flow

followed.

iii. Skill appraised.

iv. Workforce

appraised.

i. Review inventory

monitoring

manuals

ii. Follow work flow

iii. Appraisal skill.

iv. Appraise

workforce.

8 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

86


Duration

Delivery


Attitude:

i. Thorough

identification of

problems and

difficulties in

inventory

monitoring.

Safety:

- Not Applicable

87


Duration

Delivery


5.1 Produce

updated

inventory

i. Garden inventory

ii. Documentation

procedure

iii. Organization

chart

4 hours Lecture &

Assignment

i. Garden

inventory

updated.

ii. Garden

inventory

compiled &

stored

iii. Work notified

iv. Problems and

difficulties in

completing

work notified.

i. Update garden

inventory

ii. Compile and store

garden inventory

iii. Notify work

outcomes

iv. Notify problems

and difficulties

8 hours

Demonstration

&

Observation

Attitude:

i. Responsible to

produce and store

updated garden

inventory

ii. Responsible to

report to superior for

verification

Safety:

- Not applicable -

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04.06 Allocate work








4. Learning skills


6. Self-discipline

7. Teamwork

89


ITEMS ITEMS



3. PPE procedures




1:5

1:5

1:1

1:5

1:1

1:1


REFERENCES




90



Unit of Competency

Title MANPOWER PLANNING AND STAFF WELFARE

Unit of Competency

Description

Manpower planning and staff welfare is to plan manpower requirement for garden maintenance in accordance to HSE

and SOP. The personnel who are competent in Manpower Planning and Staff Welfare shall be able to distribute

manpower accordingly.

Unit of Competency

Code GM-XXX-06

Competency

Type Elective Level

Three

(3)

Training

Duration 32 Hours

Credit

Hours


Duration

Delivery


1.1 Identify

manpower

planning and

staff welfare

requirement

i. Communication

skills.

ii. Job tasks

iii. HSE

1 hour Lecture

i. Communication

skills practiced.

ii. Job skill selected

appropriately

iii. HSE rules and

regulations

complied and

prac

cth SP lev 3

Documents

Transcript of cth SP lev 3