PUASES011 — Manage emergency operations
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What an assessment for PUASES011 must cover
67 assessable components: 6 elements (29 performance criteria), 22 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 Prepare for operations
- 1.1Operational information is obtained, and hazards are identified to permit accurate risk assessment of the problem
- 1.2Operational plans are activated, in accordance with emergency management practices and procedures
- 1.3Operations centre is activated and confirmed as ready for use
- 1.4Operations centre staff recall system is activated
2 Manage an operations centre
- 2.1Operations centre tasks are allocated, staff rosters are confirmed, and briefings are conducted, in accordance with organisational procedures and operational plans
- 2.2Internal and external liaison networks are activated and maintained to ensure ongoing communication
- 2.3Operations centre staff are supervised to ensure they meet Work, Health and Safety (WHS)/ Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) guidelines and other regulatory requirements
- 2.4Physical and financial resources are managed, in accordance with organisational policies and procedures
- 2.5Operations centre staff are tasked to collect and collate operational information, in accordance with organisational procedures
3 Manage operational information
- 3.1Information flow is managed, in accordance with organisational procedures
- 3.2Operational information is analysed to modify and update plans and prioritise tasks, in accordance with organisational policies, procedures and operational plans
- 3.3Regular and timely situation reports are raised and distributed, in accordance with organisational procedures and standards
- 3.4Media liaison is managed, in accordance with organisational procedures and operational objectives
- 3.5Communication and information systems are implemented and monitored to ensure operational objectives are met
4 Make operational decisions
- 4.1Extent of operational area and objectives are identified and promptly detailed
- 4.2Operational strategies are identified, assessed and implemented, in accordance with organisational procedures and emergency management arrangements
- 4.3Hazards are identified and prioritised, risks assessed to ensure control measure response is appropriate to the type and scale of event
- 4.4Response teams are rostered, in accordance with organisational procedures
- 4.5Termination of operation is accomplished, in accordance with organisational procedures and operational standards
5 Provide leadership
- 5.1Briefings are conducted with operational team members
- 5.2Operational objectives are identified and communicated to all team members and staff
- 5.3Team cohesion is developed and maintained
- 5.4Conflict is dealt with promptly and appropriately
- 5.5Leadership is displayed through management, guidance, supervision of the performance of staff in emergency operations situations
- 5.6Concise, clear delegation and accountability processes are implemented
- 5.7Relevant legislation is implemented and complied with
- 5.8Signs and symptoms of operational stress in self and others is recognised and action is initiated
6 Manage post operation activities
- 6.1Debriefing is conducted with operational team members and staff
- 6.2Operational reports are prepared, in accordance with organisational procedures and standards
Performance evidence
- applying Work, Health and Safety (WHS)/Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) requirements
- assessing local community demographic factors such as age and language
- communicating clearly with colleagues and stakeholders
- conducting clear, structured briefings and debriefings with lesson learned reports distributed and acted on
- creating an operational plan and adapting it as circumstances change
- delegating tasks and roles appropriately
- establishing an improvised operations centre
- forecasting resource requirements
- identifying operational areas of concern and subdividing as needed
- leading operations centre staff and team leaders
- making decisions using problem solving techniques
- making operational decisions
- managing an operations centre
- managing communications within and between teams and organisations
- managing operations centre staffing including rostering, allocation of tasks, shift handovers, rest and break periods, conflict resolution, managing information and recognising stress in self
- managing post operation activities
- participating in planning for an emergency response including setting up appropriate control, command and coordination structures
- preparing for operations
- providing leadership whilst working in a team
- providing regular and timely situation reports
- recognising need for and taking personal rest periods
- supervising operational information
Knowledge evidence
- alerts and warning systems
- communication equipment
- emergency management arrangements including activation of operations centres
- hazards
- impact of emergencies on the community and environment
- information management and communication systems
- level and complexity of activities of operations centres including criteria for allocating tasks, assessments of tasks, resources available and response team competency and authority to act
- operational information requirements
- operational plans and reports
- organisational documentation
- organisational policies and procedures including legislation, operational, corporate and strategic plans, personnel roles and responsibilities and media liaison
- principles and practices of conflict resolution, operational and response management, risk management and leadership management processes and procedures for briefings and debriefings
- resource capabilities and access to them
- roster requirements, rest periods and processes for shift handovers
- signs and symptoms of operational stress
- Work, Health and Safety (WHS)/Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) legislated requirements
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Questions about assessing PUASES011
What does an assessment tool for PUASES011 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for PUASES011 needs to address all 67 unit components: 6 elements with 29 performance criteria, 22 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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