CPPSEC3113 — Handle dogs for security patrols

1 Prepare for patrol with security dog.

• 1.1Review workplace procedures and policies to ensure compliance with legal rights and responsibilities when handling dog during security patrol.
• 1.2Interpret work instructions and clarify patrol requirements with relevant persons.
• 1.3Confirm security dog is suitable and trained to the standard required to meet patrol requirements
• 1.4Check health, hygiene and stability of dog, and take required remedial action where signs of poor health or abnormal behaviour are detected in accordance with animal welfare requirements.
• 1.5Organise and use personal protective equipment (PPE) and handling aids in accordance with workplace requirements.

2 Conduct patrol with security dog.

• 2.1Carry out patrol tasks with security dog using safe handling methods.
• 2.2Handle security dog in a manner that ensures minimal risk of injury to the dog, self and members of the public.
• 2.3Monitor and maintain dog’s operating efficiency and well-being throughout patrol.

3 Identify and respond to security threat.

• 3.1apply general safety procedures to handle dogs, both leashed and unleashed in a security work environment.
• 3.2Identify security threat and assess degree of risk to persons, property and premises.
• 3.3Assess the threat situation to determine appropriate use of the dog as a security measure and implement response.
• 3.4Check personal safety needs and seek assistance as required.
• 3.5Apply hold, release and arrest procedures to apprehend intruder, ensuring minimal risk of injury to the dog, members of the public and self.
• 3.6Adjust or discontinue response promptly to meet changing circumstances while maintaining control of dog.
• 3.7Promptly attend to injuries to persons or the dog, and seek assistance from relevant persons as required.
• 3.8Record patrol and response details using documentation in accordance with workplace requirements.

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To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CPPSEC3113 needs to address all 46 unit components: 3 elements with 16 performance criteria, 7 performance evidence requirements, 18 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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