RIIERR204E — Provide aided rescue to endangered personnel
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What an assessment for RIIERR204E must cover
68 assessable components: 4 elements (31 performance criteria), 20 performance evidence and 15 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 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 and prepare for aided rescue during incident
- 1.1Interpret alarms and indicators to determine type, cause, location, and severity of hazard or situation
- 1.2Access, interpret and apply aided rescue documentation
- 1.3Obtain, interpret, clarify and confirm work requirements and confirm compliance
- 1.4Identify hazards and environmental issues, assess the risks, and implement control measures
- 1.5Identify, establish and maintain communication systems with other personnel during emergency
- 1.6Locate, select and wear personal protective equipment required for work activities, including breathing apparatus caches
- 1.7Locate, obtain and test emergency equipment
2 Assess incident scene and plan rescue strategy
- 2.1Confirm situation information and hazards involved in rescue operation
- 2.2Determine locations of endangered mine personnel
- 2.3Identify best route and method of travel to location of endangered mine personnel
- 2.4Identify and determine best location for a fresh air base
- 2.5Assess situation and select safest and most effective extrication method
- 2.6Refer to mine plan and identify escape route and alternative escape route from incident scene to fresh air base
- 2.7Test mine atmosphere to determine air quality
- 2.8Assess threats and dangers to mine personnel and rescuers
- 2.9Identify need for, and organise, additional rescue resources and equipment
- 2.10Clarify and confirm aided rescue strategy
3 Extricate and evacuate endangered personnel to fresh air
- 3.1Isolate mine services and secure incident site for safe entry with the use of barricades and reinforcements
- 3.2Put on and test breathing apparatus
- 3.3Locate endangered mine personnel as per rescue strategy
- 3.4Assess and monitor physical and emotional condition of endangered personnel, provide support and administer emergency first aid where necessary
- 3.5Extricate endangered mine personnel from entrapment in line with workplace procedures
- 3.6Evacuate from incident scene by established or alternative escape route to fresh air base, according to aided rescue strategy and at optimum travel rate
- 3.7Maintain communication with emergency control and fresh air base personnel
- 3.8Monitor air and oxygen usage and adjust rate of travel accordingly
- 3.9Change over or refill self-rescuer and breathing apparatus
- 3.10Continuously monitor health, safety and environmental hazards, including mine atmosphere
- 3.11Evaluate the need for, locate and retreat to, a place of safety outside incident scene for endangered and rescue personnel, including building barricades for protection if required
4 Perform post-incident procedures
- 4.1Provide details of rescue to relevant personnel in line with workplace procedures
- 4.2Conduct incident debrief and complete required documentation in line with workplace procedures
- 4.3Evaluate the need for voluntary counselling, and refer self, mine personnel, and rescue personnel within scope of own role
Performance evidence
- selecting, locating and wearing personal protective equipment
- inspecting, putting on, and using breathing apparatus
- reading mine plans and navigating in mine
- accessing and using self-escape equipment
- accessing, interpreting, and applying data from monitoring systems
- operating hand-held monitoring equipment
- observing and reporting mine conditions
- identifying alternative escape routes
- isolating sources of danger and applying barricading methods for a temporary place of safety
- basic monitoring of atmosphere as appropriate to emergency scenario
- obtain incident information and data
- read and interpret mine plans
- identify and assess nature, extent, and location of incident
- identify and manage hazards
- interpret and respond to hazardous environmental conditions
- identify alternative escape routes
- identify and report on mine conditions
- identify and comply with hygiene standards
- maintain written and verbal reporting requirements and procedures
- communicate clearly and concisely with others to receive and clarify work instructions, and coordinate work activities within a team
Knowledge evidence
- communication systems for rescue of endangered and emergency personnel
- basic teamwork
- initial response first aid
- evacuation resources, equipment and emergency plans
- types of barricades and methods for applying them
- guidance systems and markers for rescue and extrication
- basic ventilation systems
- atmospheric monitoring
- types and causes of incidents in underground mines
- alarms and indicators of mine incidents
- trigger points to initiate emergency response to alarms
- effects of hot and humid atmospheres in mining environments
- location and purpose of a temporary place of safety
- geological and survey data
- escape routes and alternative escape routes, including travel speeds
Foundation skills
- Reading: Identifies and interprets relevant information and ideas from workplace procedures, documentation, legislation, and regulations
- Oral Communication: Uses everyday language to provide information and maintain conversations in site-based contexts • Listens for relevant information in oral texts in site-based contexts
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What does an assessment tool for RIIERR204E need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for RIIERR204E needs to address all 68 unit components: 4 elements with 31 performance criteria, 20 performance evidence requirements, 15 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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