POLINV040 — Analyse crashes involving motorcycles

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What an assessment for POLINV040 must cover

40 assessable components: 3 elements (16 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 16 knowledge evidence requirements. 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 Analyse features of motorcycle involved in crash incident

1.1Assess motorcycle features and configuration to determine its operating capability.
1.2Assess motorcycle operational features and mechanical systems to validate functionality and condition.
1.3Analyse motorcycle rider and pillion distribution to determine effect on motorcycle operation.
1.4Identify digital data recording systems to assess evidentiary value.

2 Assess human and environmental factors in a motorcycle crash

2.1Examine type and features of rider/pillion safety clothing and equipment to assess safety standard.
2.2Review rider information to assess experience and driving ability as factors in crash incident.
2.3Assess medical records to analyse rider/pillion dynamics during crash incident.
2.4Evaluate interviews and statements to determine factors contributing to crash incident.
2.5Assess human factors to determine effect on crash.
2.6Assess environmental factors to determine effect on crash.

3 Apply physics and mathematics to a motorcycle crash

3.1Identify and apply analysis methodologies to determine causal factors in motorcycle crash.
3.2Analyse damage to determine crash dynamics.
3.3Assess motorcycle braking systems and road evidence to determine braking efficiency.
3.4Analyse motorcycle balance and control features for crash analysis.
3.5Analyse lean angles in the calculation of speed.
3.6Examine road evidence to determine crash dynamics.

Performance evidence

analysing motorcycle behaviour and damage
analysing operational features of a motorcycle
applying human factors to a crash investigation
applying physics and mathematical calculations and principles to motorcycle crashes
assessing medical information of persons in crash incident to analyse rider/pillion dynamics
determining causal factors of a motorcycle crash
inspecting a motorcycle and its digital and mechanical systems
evaluating interviews and statements to determine factors contributing to a crash incident.

Knowledge evidence

digital data recorder systems
environmental factors that may contribute to a motorcycle crash incident including: geographic location, hazards and obstructions, lighting, road design and maintenance, roadside furniture, weather conditions
evidence of motorcycle maintenance
human factors impacting ability to operate a motorcycle including: distraction, experience/training, fatigue, impairment, medical conditions
faults and defects impacting motorcycle operations
operating features, standards and capabilities of motorcycles including but not limited to: braking systems, fork configuration, hard and soft frame, steering, suspension, transmission, tyres
medical information and records
methodologies for motorcycle crash analysis
motorcycle rider safety clothing and equipment
motorcycle standards, compliance, configurations and modifications
operational capabilities of motorcycles including but not limited to: balance, braking, control, lean angles, motion, pillion behaviour, safety equipment
legislation, organisational policies and procedures related to Work Health and Safety (WHS)
regulations of motorcycle road use by the rider, pillion or sidecar
road evidence
applicable laws and legislation
types of motorcycles

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What does an assessment tool for POLINV040 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for POLINV040 needs to address all 40 unit components: 3 elements with 16 performance criteria, 8 performance evidence requirements, 16 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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