SITEEVT033 — Develop event transport plans

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34 assessable components: 4 elements (18 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 8 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 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 Analyse transport needs.

1.1Determine event transport needs based on analysis of key event information.
1.2Identify and assess transport needs of different event stakeholders, including those with special needs.
1.3Assess need for assistance from transport specialists or involvement of authorities in the transport planning process.

2 Develop transport strategy.

2.1Source and analyse transport options and resources in consultation with relevant suppliers.
2.2Assess transport issues and risks presented by event location and geography.
2.3Analyse and respond to compliance requirements.
2.4Analyse and incorporate transport issues and risks into transport strategy development.
2.5Evaluate and respond to broader event management constraints and issues as they relate to event transport.
2.6Consult with event stakeholders about transport strategies at appropriate times prior to the event.
2.7Develop evaluation criteria for the transport strategy in consultation with stakeholders.

3 Develop transport operational plan.

3.1Develop and document transport procedures for event components, including contingency procedures.
3.2Determine and document internal and external resource requirements to maximise use, cost-effectiveness and profitability.
3.3Identify critical tasks and allocate responsibilities and timelines.
3.4Develop contractor specifications as required.
3.5Obtain approval for plan from relevant stakeholders.
3.6Provide operational information to staff and other stakeholders.

4 Evaluate transport strategy.

4.1Evaluate efficiency and effectiveness of the transport strategy and plan based on agreed evaluation criteria.
4.2Incorporate outcomes of evaluation into future planning.

Performance evidence

analyse key event information to identify, assess and determine transport needs for two different events with multiple operational components
develop a transport strategy for one of the above events, including analysis of: - event constraints and issues: - event objectives - budget - human resources - other production requirements - competing events - transport issues and risks: - access to venue or site - availability of services - available communication networks - delays - distance between event venues and facilities - sustainability and environmental considerations - security, access restrictions, accreditation requirements and threats - signage
develop a transport operational plan for one of the above events which: - maximises efficient use, cost, effectiveness and profitability relating to transport - documents specific details for each of the following transport procedures: - provision for those with disabilities - communication between transportation bodies - emergency services presence and access - human resource requirements: drivers, guides marshals and site supervisors - parking - pick-up and drop-off locations - security - timetabling - training requirements - vehicle refuelling - contingency plans for breakdowns, delays, illness and weather
evaluate the above transport strategy and plan against the following evaluation criteria: - attendance targets - environmental targets - financial targets - service targets - time targets for the movement of people, resources and equipment.

Knowledge evidence

types of events that require the development of dedicated transport strategies
information to develop event transport plans: - authorities including emergency services, land management and protection agencies - dates, times and duration of event - general nature of event - level of government involvement including local and state - location - numbers attending - scope of physical production elements - sources of specialist assistance for complex transport planning
transport options and alternatives for consideration in the planning process: - private: - airlines - coach - taxis - hire cars, minibuses and limousines - charter services - disabled transport - public: - trains - buses - ferries - light rail and trams
legislation, regulations and industry codes that affect transport planning
transport strategy resource requirements: - financial - human - physical
issues and risks associated with event transport
transport procedures for the events specified in the performance evidence
evaluation and performance measurement systems for events: - formats and systems - qualitative and quantitative evaluation criteria and ways to evaluate having achieved them.

Foundation skills

Reading skills: interpret complex event documentation, transport schedules and maps.
Oral communication skills: consult with diverse stakeholders on complex management and operational issues.
Numeracy skills: work within event budgets; interpret at times conflicting transport timetables.
Problem-solving skills: anticipate and respond to potential transport risks and problems with effective strategies and procedures.

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