Oct 29, 2021
Emptying Service Competency Framework
This competency framework is designed to be a tool for emptying service providers, and the capacity development organizations that work with them, to understand the knowledge, skills, and abilities required to deliver a high-quality service.
This competency framework can be used by:
- Emptiers and capacity development organizations to structure professional development activities for emptying service providers, by outlining required knowledge, skills, and abilities.
- Municipalities and utilities to begin thinking about the certification of emptying businesses by outlining all that is required to deliver a high-quality emptying service.
Oct 29, 2021
Emptying Service Competency Framework
This competency framework is designed to be a tool for emptying service providers, and the capacity development organizations that work with them, to understand the knowledge, skills, and abilities required to deliver a high-quality service.
This competency framework can be used by:
- Emptiers and capacity development organizations to structure professional development activities for emptying service providers, by outlining required knowledge, skills, and abilities.
- Municipalities and utilities to begin thinking about the certification of emptying businesses by outlining all that is required to deliver a high-quality emptying service.
Language:
English
Format:
Adobe PDF
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