AHCBER602 — Plan and oversee a biosecurity emergency incident
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What an assessment for AHCBER602 must cover
44 assessable components: 4 elements (16 performance criteria), 12 performance evidence and 13 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Plan biosecurity emergency incident control
- 1.1Identify strategies to support biosecurity emergency incident control
- 1.2Confirm biosecurity emergency incident control programs comply with state, territory and commonwealth legislative and regulatory frameworks and nationally approved response plans
- 1.3Seek expert advice on biosecurity emergency incident and gauge its likely impact
- 1.4Identify declared areas of biosecurity emergency incident according to expert advice and available evidence
- 1.5Develop plans to effectively and efficiently control biosecurity emergency incident
- 1.6Submit plans to authority for approval
- 1.7Identify consequences of biosecurity emergency outbreak relating to stakeholders
2 Oversee biosecurity emergency incident plans
- 2.1Implement and monitor emergency biosecurity incident plans
- 2.2Monitor recording and dissemination of information to ensure compliance with standards and protocols
- 2.3Send, receive and act on reports according to relevant standards and protocols
- 2.4Brief stakeholders on outcomes of management of biosecurity emergency incident according to command and control procedures
3 Monitor the biosecurity emergency incident
- 3.1Monitor biosecurity emergency incident strategies to ensure they achieve planned outcomes
- 3.2Monitor resource requirements to ensure strategies are achieved
4 Review biosecurity emergency incident control programs
- 4.1Review biosecurity emergency incident control strategies and plans
- 4.2Communicate changes to emergency biosecurity incident control strategies to stakeholders
- 4.3Amend biosecurity emergency incident control plans according to review, expert advice, biosecurity standards and protocols
Performance evidence
- on more than one occasion for a specified infected property, taken an oversight role in the planning and implementation of biosecurity emergency incident measures
- applied biosecurity standards, guidelines, protocols and legislation
- recorded and disseminated information on a management system
- identified stakeholder communications required for overseeing a biosecurity emergency incident or control program
- planned and submitted for approval a control program contingent on identified strategies following expert advice
- contributed to the development of at least one of the following: response plan, incident action plan, resource plan, communications plan
- identified declared areas that are within the jurisdiction of the control program
- briefed stakeholders, organisations and agencies on outcomes and management of emergency disease or pest outbreak
- implemented and monitored control plans using information management and reporting systems according to standards and protocols
- reviewed control strategies and plans against the intended outcomes, and amended plans commensurate with review outcomes
- monitored resource requirements to ensure strategies are achieved
- communicated revisions of control strategies and/or plans to appropriate personnel
Knowledge evidence
- standards and legislative requirements that inform and govern management of an emergency response to biosecurity incidents, including: emergency response plans relevant to the industry, nationally agreed standard operating procedures, biosecurity codes of practice, commonwealth, state and territory legislation for biosecurity
- incident management functions
- phases of an emergency response
- strategies for controlling and managing emergency diseases or pests
- the purpose and development of plans designed to support a control program, including: response plan, incident action plan, resource plan, communications plan, including working with the media
- support agencies and sources of expert advice and direction
- control procedures relevant to the emergency disease or pest
- project management principles for coordinating and managing control programs
- consequences and impacts of an outbreak, and management controls
- information and records management systems
- processes for monitoring and reviewing control plans, and resource expenditure
- human and physical resources required to implement the control plan
- methods and techniques for communicating with stakeholders, including: oral presentation, print-based and media, reports and reporting styles
Foundation skills
- Reading: Organise, evaluate and critique information from biosecurity standards, procedures and legislative and regulatory frameworks when checking the planning and performance of biosecurity emergency incident response
- Writing: Demonstrate sophisticated writing skills by selecting appropriate conventions and stylistic devices to express precise meaning in reporting and briefing documents to a diverse audience
- Oral Communication: Communicate effectively with a range of different stakeholders in different situations
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Questions about assessing AHCBER602
What does an assessment tool for AHCBER602 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for AHCBER602 needs to address all 44 unit components: 4 elements with 16 performance criteria, 12 performance evidence requirements, 13 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
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Related units
- AHCBER302 — Work effectively in a biosecurity emergency response
- AHCBER305 — Carry out emergency disease or pest control procedures on infected premises
- AHCBER306 — Carry out movement and security procedures
- AHCBER403 — Plan and supervise control activities on infected premises
- AHCBER404 — Conduct field surveillance for a biosecurity emergency response
- AHCBER503 — Manage active operational emergency disease or pest sites
- AHCBER504 — Manage the implementation of a biosecurity emergency control program
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