AVIO0029Conduct screening using 3D CT X-ray scanning techniques

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What an assessment for AVIO0029 must cover

57 assessable components: 5 elements (19 performance criteria), 17 performance evidence and 21 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 Set up and test CT X-ray screening equipment

  • 1.1CT X-ray screening equipment is set up in accordance with workplace procedures and manufacturer’s instructions
  • 1.2Required CT X-ray screening equipment tests are carried out in accordance with workplace procedures and manufacturer’s instructions
  • 1.3CT X-ray screening equipment safety risks are identified and controlled during set up and testing in accordance with workplace procedures

2 Manage loading of X-ray equipment

  • 2.1Loading items onto X-ray belt is controlled and appropriate actions is taken to maintain a steady flow through X-ray screening equipment
  • 2.2Issues interfering with flow of items through X-ray screening equipment are identified and appropriate action is taken to resolve issues concerned
  • 2.3Appropriate advice is provided about items to be identified by screening equipment in accordance with legislative requirements and workplace procedures
  • 2.4Physical position of items is controlled in accordance with workplace procedures
  • 2.5Persons with specific needs are identified and assisted in accordance with workplace procedures
  • 2.6Items with diplomatic status are processed in accordance with workplace procedures

3 Operate CT X-ray screening equipment

  • 3.1Articles are prepared for screening in accordance with workplace procedures
  • 3.2CT X-ray equipment is operated in accordance with regulatory requirements, workplace procedures and manufacturer’s instructions
  • 3.3CT X-ray screening equipment safety risks are identified and controlled during operation in accordance with workplace procedures

4 Interpret CT X-ray images of screened articles

  • 4.1Image enhancement functions are used effectively in accordance with workplace procedures
  • 4.2Colours on CT X-ray image are correctly interpreted in accordance with workplace procedures
  • 4.3Article components, shapes and sizes on CT X-ray image are correctly interpreted in accordance with workplace procedures
  • 4.4Prohibited items, weapons and explosives on CT X-ray images are correctly detected in accordance with workplace procedures

5 Take appropriate action when weapons, explosives and prohibited items are detected

  • 5.1Suspected explosives are reported to relevant authorities and appropriate action is taken in accordance with legislative requirements and workplace procedures
  • 5.2Suspected weapons or prohibited items are reported to relevant authorities and appropriate action is taken in accordance with legislative requirements and workplace procedures
  • 5.3Relevant documentation is completed in accordance with regulatory requirements and workplace procedures

Performance evidence

  • communicating effectively with others regarding: activation of an alarm, preparation of articles
  • completing relevant workplace documentation
  • following relevant regulations, instructions, procedures, information and signs
  • following work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS) procedures and relevant regulations during set-up, testing and operations
  • identifying and responding to screening equipment failure
  • identifying, selecting, using and routinely checking relevant equipment, processes and procedures when using 3D computed tomography (CT) X-ray screening equipment in a transport security protection screening environment
  • modifying activities in response to different workplace risk situations and environments
  • operating CT X-ray screening equipment correctly in accordance with workplace procedures and manufacturer’s instructions
  • responding to and reporting security incidents in relation to: presence of explosives, presence of prohibited items, presence of weapons
  • reviewing and examining CT threat image projection system (TIPS)
  • reviewing and examining CT X-ray images using enhancement functions to identify weapons, explosives and prohibited items correctly
  • processing a diplomatic bag
  • providing appropriate assistance to persons with specific needs including: attendant needs, medical needs, physical mobility needs, vision or hearing impairment needs
  • providing accurate advice to persons moving through a screening point on metallic items likely to be picked up by the screening equipment
  • responding to suspected presence of weapons, explosives and prohibited items detected using CT X-ray screening equipment
  • using CT X-ray screening equipment to accurately detect and identify weapons, explosives or prohibited items in articles being screened, with and without the ‘threat box’ function
  • working collaboratively and liaising with others when interpreting CT X-ray images

Knowledge evidence

  • characteristics of CT X-ray images that indicate the possible presence of weapons, explosives or prohibited items in articles, including the meaning of colour (metals, organics and inorganics), shape and size
  • components and operating principles of typical weapons, explosives and prohibited items that may be contained in articles being screened
  • concealment methods used to disguise weapons, explosives and prohibited items that may be contained in articles being screened
  • CT X-ray site layout, reporting structures, organisation’s transport security program and associated workplace procedures in a transport security protection screening environment
  • limitations of the CT X-ray imaging process and how to overcome these using workplace procedures when interpreting CT X-ray images of articles
  • methods, techniques and equipment involved when using CT X-ray screening equipment to screen articles
  • organisation’s transport security procedures and policies applicable for using CT X-ray screening equipment to screen articles
  • prohibited items and weapons as listed in legislation
  • relevant regulations, instructions, procedures, information and signs
  • reporting requirements for incidents including detecting the presence of weapons, explosives or prohibited items using CT X-ray equipment
  • roles and responsibilities of relevant authorities and non-screening staff in a transport security protection environment
  • Screening Notices, such as those outlining the methods and techniques for controlling how items are placed on the X-ray belt
  • threat image projection system (TIPS)
  • transport security legislative requirements
  • transport security procedures to be followed when an item cannot be cleared using CT X-ray screening equipment
  • typical issues that may occur when using CT X-ray equipment to screen articles and appropriate actions to take to resolve and avoid these issues
  • WHS/OHS requirements relevant to setting up and operating CT X-ray screening equipment
  • workplace procedures for carrying out the required tests of CT X-ray screening equipment
  • workplace procedures to be followed when screening equipment does not meet the required standard during testing
  • workplace procedures to be followed when screening equipment fails during screening of articles to enter a security zone
  • workplace risk situations and environments

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