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Assessment Standards
| Cleaning Skills | |||||||||||
| Level 3 | |||||||||||
| 26569 | Unit |
Follow safe work practices during and after clandestine methamphetamine laboratory cleanup and remediation This standard has expired and is no longer available. |
4 Credits | ||||||||
| Version 3 | |||||||||||
| View Education Organisations with Consent to Assess | |||||||||||
| This unit standard is for people in the cleaning industry who specialise in clandestine methamphetamine laboratory cleanup and remediation operations. People credited with this standard are able to follow safe work practices during and after clandestine methamphetamine laboratory cleanup and remediation. | |||||||||||
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Data as at 30 November 2022