ATTICS International List of Assessment Team Delivery Responsibilities

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Purpose

This document defines the roles and responsibilities of the Assessment Team involved in the delivery of training assessments, examinations, competency evaluations, and certification-related decisions under ATTICS International.

It ensures consistency, fairness, transparency, and compliance with international standards in all assessment activities.

Scope

This applies to all individuals involved in assessment delivery, including:

It covers assessments related to:

Core Responsibilities

Assessment Planning

Candidate Support and Briefing

Assessment Delivery

Invigilation and Supervision

Evidence Collection and Evaluation

Moderation and Standardization

Calibration and Standardization Sessions

All assessors and examiners must participate in annual calibration sessions to ensure consistent application of marking criteria, with attendance records maintained and remediation required for individuals demonstrating significant deviation from standardized scoring.

Confidentiality and Data Protection

Conflict of Interest Declaration

Cooling-off Periods

Individuals who have provided training or consultancy to candidates shall not assess those same candidates for a minimum period of six months, with documented exceptions requiring approval from the Certification Board and justification recorded in the conflict register.

Reporting and Documentation

Continuous Improvement

Responsibilities by Role

Assessors / Examiners

Invigilators

Moderators / IQA Staff

Certification Decision-Makers

Remote Assessment Responsibilities

For online or remote assessments, invigilators must verify candidate identity using government-issued photo identification and secure proctoring software, maintain continuous monitoring throughout the assessment, and document any technical issues or irregularities in the incident log.

Ethical and Professional Conduct

All assessment team members shall:

Non-Compliance

Failure to follow assessment responsibilities may result in:

Alignment with International Standards

This document ensures compliance with ISO/IEC 17024:2012 requirements for impartial assessment, ISO 21001:2025 principles for educational fairness, and ISO 9001:2015 quality management system requirements, with specific controls mapped to clauses 7.2 (Competence), 8.5 (Production and Service Provision), and 9.1 (Monitoring, Measurement, Analysis and Evaluation).

Related Documents

This policy should be read in conjunction with:

Distribution

This policy is distributed to all employees via the company intranet and is available to stakeholders upon request. All personnel are responsible for reviewing and complying with the latest version available in the document management system.