CUAPYR414 — Operate close proximity fireworks displays
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What an assessment for CUAPYR414 must cover
43 assessable components: 4 elements (19 performance criteria), 9 performance evidence and 8 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 7 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 Prepare for close proximity fireworks displays
- 1.1Identify close proximity fireworks display requirements in consultation with required personnel
- 1.2Discuss issues associated with the use and operation of fireworks for displays with required personnel
- 1.3Establish manual and electric firing techniques for fireworks in line with current industry practices
- 1.4Identify fireworks material from physical features and markings
- 1.5Follow procedures for the transport and storage of fireworks material according to state or territory regulatory requirements
- 1.6Follow procedures to address health, safety and emergency services issues regarding ventilation, air quality, smoke detectors, visibility and other automated system controls
2 Set up close proximity fireworks displays
- 2.1Determine the composition of fireworks and their suitability for close proximity spaces
- 2.2Establish and manage exclusion zones and control measures for sites
- 2.3Implement statutory and risk managed site safety measures
- 2.4Supervise the set-up of equipment and fireworks according to safety management systems
- 2.5Monitor internal environmental factors to ensure safety
3 Operate fireworks
- 3.1Commence immediate pre-display activities relating to health and safety according to state or territory regulatory requirements
- 3.2Initiative fireworks in line with current industry practices and safety standards
- 3.3Maintain control of displays through monitoring and supervision of others as required
- 3.4Identify problems and take action as required
- 3.5Supervise operations in ways that foster cohesion in the work team
4 Finalise work operations
- 4.1Clean up and return venues to owners in original condition
- 4.2Complete other post-display activities and documentation as required
- 4.3Evaluate effectiveness of operations and safety measures and note areas for improvement n consultation with required personnel
Performance evidence
- operate close proximity fireworks displays according to at least two different client requirements.
- identify fireworks that are faulty or not quality assured
- select and use fuses and manually initiate fireworks in a safe manner
- select, test and ignite fireworks with electric initiation equipment
- select and use securing devices
- apply procedures for: controlling unwanted ignitions and environmental changes, managing sites and crowds
- lead a work team during at least one close proximity fireworks display
- operate close proximity fireworks displays in a safe manner by: taking account of dangers and safety issues associated with preparing fireworks on-site and off-site, continuously assessing risks, implementing additional control measures when required
- complete post-display activities.
Knowledge evidence
- meaning of exclusion zones, and the reasons for establishing them for close proximity fireworks displays
- issues that need to be addressed in safety management systems
- current industry practices that must be considered when operating close proximity fireworks displays
- technical issues with fireworks and associated equipment that potentially affect their safe use
- potential risk factors to be taken into account when operating close proximity fireworks displays and strategies to minimise those risks, and if necessary, resolve them
- commonly used fireworks that include cold sparks
- control systems used to operate fireworks displays
- statutory requirements and current industry best practice in relation to the operation of close proximity fireworks displays.
Foundation skills
- Reading: Obtains information from written sources
- Writing: Documents outcomes of evaluations of effectiveness of operations and safety measures
- Oral communication: Obtains information by listening and questioning Discusses ideas and solutions Contributes information and expresses requirements using clear language
- Self-management: Takes responsibility for meeting legal and regulatory responsibilities within scope of own role Follows workplace protocols
- Teamwork: Collaborates to achieve joint outcomes and takes a leadership role to help facilitate effective group interaction and direction
- Planning and organising: Adopts a methodical and logical approach to setting up and monitoring close proximity fireworks displays
- Initiative and enterprise: Recognises and takes responsibility for addressing predictable, and some less predictable, problems when operating close proximity fireworks displays
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What does an assessment tool for CUAPYR414 need to cover?
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