T/AHEMA 11-2021 Environmental Ecology: Specification for Skill Management of Dioxin Detection Personnel
T/AHEMA 11-2021 Environmental Ecology: Specification for Skill Management of Dioxin Detection Personnel
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Scope
Scope: This document specifies the general principles and requirements for the management of skills of personnel engaged in the detection of dioxins in ecological environments, and describes the full process requirements for sample collection, storage and transportation, analysis and report preparation for dioxin samples, as well as the requirements for assessment institutions and personnel, training, assessment methods and content, etc. This document is applicable to the training and on-the-job assessment management of personnel engaged in the detection of dioxins in ecological environments. This document is applicable to the supervision and inspection management of personnel engaged in the detection of dioxins in ecological environments by management departments. Main technical content: Post-related competency requirements 6.2.1 Field detection personnel Field detection personnel shall possess the following capabilities: a) Master the standards and technical specifications of field detection methods for dioxins and be able to organize and implement them according to the detection plan and scheme, and grasp the requirements for quality assurance and quality control during field sampling and detection; b) Master the safety skills for field environmental monitoring of dioxins, correctly identify hazardous sources, and properly use safety protective gear such as safety ropes, life jackets, and gas masks during field detection; c) Use water samplers, sediment samplers, soil samplers, high-flow environmental air samplers, dioxin waste gas isokinetic sampling systems, wind speed and direction meters, and other equipment in accordance with the operating procedures, and be able to calibrate and conduct air tightness checks on relevant equipment on-site; d) Master the requirements for standardly filling out original records of field detection, truthfully record information such as the latitude and longitude of sampling points and the surrounding conditions of