PUARCV006 — Coordinate recovery activities across recovery environments
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What an assessment for PUARCV006 must cover
67 assessable components: 4 elements (25 performance criteria), 23 performance evidence and 19 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 Implement recovery management arrangements
- 1.1Recovery arrangements are implemented in accordance with agreed authority and/or responsibility and established processes and plans
- 1.2Transition processes between response and early relief and recovery phases are confirmed
- 1.3Recovery team structure is established appropriate to the nature and complexity of the event
- 1.4Recovery coordination facility is activated
- 1.5Coordination, engagement and communication arrangements are shared with relevant stakeholders
- 1.6Monitoring and evaluation frameworks are established, embedded in recovery programs and communicated
2 Coordinate recovery operations
- 2.1Hazard and impact consequence data is obtained and validated
- 2.2Needs assessment data is obtained and validated
- 2.3Validated data and information are used to inform recovery planning
- 2.4Immediate relief and evacuation recovery resources are identified, acquisitioned and deployed
- 2.5Coordination and public information arrangements are developed and implemented through ongoing consultation
- 2.6Reports are prepared and shared in accordance with the recovery arrangements
- 2.7Stakeholder networks and communication channels are identified and used as required
- 2.8Underpinning recovery planning data is monitored and plans updated as required
- 2.9Implementation planning is conducted to support the recovery plan
- 2.10Systematic acquisition and application of organisational, human and equipment resources is coordinated, as specified in long-term recovery projects and operational plan/s
- 2.11Communication about the progress of long-term recovery projects is regularly distributed to stakeholders through various communication outlets
- 2.12Progress reporting on recovery programs and expenditure is captured in accordance with organisational and recovery arrangements
3 Conclude recovery coordination
- 3.1Transition planning to mainstream/ongoing activities and services are determined and communicated
- 3.2Recovery programs are finalised and all relevant reporting and documentation is completed
- 3.3Recovery resources are released and returned in accordance with organisational procedures
4 Monitor and evaluate recovery coordination
- 4.1Methodology for evaluation and monitoring are developed that targets the assessment of the agreed outcomes, drawing on the established targets and indicators, including establishment of baseline measures
- 4.2Regular monitoring and evaluation are conducted to inform any adjustment to ongoing recovery programs based on changing needs, priorities and outcomes
- 4.3End of program evaluation is conducted based on approved methodology and plans
- 4.4Key lessons are identified and communicated to key stakeholders to embed in design of future actions
Performance evidence
- coordinating recovery operations consisting of a plan that includes:
- human and equipment resources
- hazard and impact data analysis
- community needs assessment data
- relief and evacuation recovery resources deployment strategies
- public information arrangements through ongoing consultation
- communication strategies
- preparing reports which include budget expenditure
- stakeholder networks and communication channels
- reporting on recovery programs and expenditure in accordance with organisational and recovery arrangements
- concluding the recovery arrangements
- producing a transition plan
- coordinating recovery operations across recovery environments for at least one disaster event
- conducting an end of program evaluation report using approved methodology
- developing an evaluation and monitoring process targeting the assessment of the agreed outcomes
- implementing recovery management processes consisting of:
- activating a recovery coordination facility
- establishing a recovery team structure
- community engagement and communication arrangements
- monitoring and evaluating frameworks
- developing and implementing a recovery management plan
- obtaining and recording details of disaster-impacted community
- working with other relevant stakeholders to coordinate recovery needs.
Knowledge evidence
- communication channels appropriate to recovery activities across recovery environments
- disaster and recovery arrangements
- disaster welfare services, processes and practices
- disaster recovery funding arrangements
- recovery data sources and analysis
- key recovery stakeholders
- lessons learnt information management
- management functions of recovery
- monitoring and evaluation methods
- overlapping short, medium and long-term priorities
- recovery principles and recovery environments
- recovery arrangements
- recovery environments
- recovery stakeholder networks
- recovery transition planning and processes
- recovery team structures
- recovery resources
- services provided in evacuation, relief and recovery centres and outreach teams
- support services available for long-term recovery
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Questions about assessing PUARCV006
What does an assessment tool for PUARCV006 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for PUARCV006 needs to address all 67 unit components: 4 elements with 25 performance criteria, 23 performance evidence requirements, 19 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
- PUARCV001 — Provide psychological first aid
- PUARCV002 — Provide relief and recovery services to disaster-affected communities
- PUARCV003 — Work in a recovery context
- PUARCV004 — Apply person-centred approaches to recovery planning and activities
- PUARCV005 — Apply recovery concepts and principles
- PUARCV007 — Facilitate long-term recovery planning for a disaster event
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