FWPCOT3318 — Access, capture and communicate forestry field data using mobile devices
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What an assessment for FWPCOT3318 must cover
47 assessable components: 4 elements (26 performance criteria), 2 performance evidence and 15 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 Set up and customise mobile device
- 1.1Determine job requirements from work order, workplace health and safety, environmental protection and emergency procedures and, where required, seek clarification from appropriate personnel
- 1.2Identify and report hazards according to workplace health and safety requirements to maintain safe work practices
- 1.3Identify types, features, uses and limitations of mobile devices used in forestry field operations
- 1.4Access mobile network according to workplace procedures
- 1.5Prepare, set up and configure mobile device for use according to manufacturer and workplace procedures
- 1.6Select, use and customise interface features and settings to meet needs and improve efficiency according to manufacturer and workplace procedures
- 1.7Comply with workplace mobile device acceptable use policies
2 Select and use forestry applications and files on mobile device
- 2.1Load or select forestry-related applications and files on mobile device
- 2.2Identify file formats appropriate for mobile devices
- 2.3Use software or tools to prepare or convert files to appropriate format for mobile devices
- 2.4Input forestry data using touch screen, stylus, keypad and voice command accurately into a mobile device
- 2.5Download and complete work-related forms and documentation
- 2.6Create text files, including notes and email, and graphic files, including sound recording, image and video capture, on mobile device
- 2.7Apply workplace procedures for checking quality and accuracy of data captured on mobile device
- 2.8Organise, store and retrieve data efficiently on a mobile device according to workplace procedures
3 Transfer data to and from mobile devices
- 3.1Identify the types of secure connection methods used between devices
- 3.2Determine data storage capacity of mobile device relative to the data that will be collected
- 3.3Provide adequate data storage capacity using a storage card as necessary
- 3.4Transfer information to and from mobile devices using secure connection procedures
- 3.5Synchronise mobile device data with source data according to workplace procedures
- 3.6Recognise copyright and other constraints on the use and transfer of information
- 3.7Follow workplace procedures for maintaining security of information when using mobile device
4 Optimise performance of mobile device
- 4.1Identify factors that can affect performance of mobile device in forestry settings
- 4.2Apply techniques to optimise performance of mobile device according to manufacturer instructions and workplace procedures
- 4.3Apply diagnostic procedures to identify and solve routine problems with mobile device according to manufacturer instructions and workplace procedures
- 4.4Recognise limits of own knowledge and skill in relation to mobile devices and, when required, source expert advice on mobile device and associated applications according to workplace procedures
Performance evidence
- configured and effectively operated a mobile device to access, capture and communicate forestry field data on four occasions according to a work order or work instructions
- applied at least two strategies to optimise performance of mobile device in a forestry setting
Knowledge evidence
- procedures for accessing mobile network: - connection protocols - VOIP - SMS
- procedures for setting up mobile device: - charging battery - password and login - SIM card - storage card - new connection - network settings
- types, features and procedures for using mobile devices – smartphones, tablets, PDAs, laptop computers
- types of mobile applications used to access, capture and communicate workplace and forestry data: - proprietary - open source - forestry company-specific
- procedures for identifying version of mobile applications and checking for correct version
- procedures for accessing forestry-related mobile applications and files
- basic procedures for using mobile devices to record workplace and forestry data: - entering text - recording GPS coordinates - capturing individual points on screen or streaming - drawing on screen - loading and downloading files - capturing sound, video and images - using name, date and filing conventions
- factors influencing mobile device performance: - battery life - application and file use - device maintenance - network availability - interference
- procedures for optimising mobile device performance: - carrying out routine maintenance - Bluetooth or Wi-Fi turned off when not in use - closing applications after use - battery management
- types of forestry data collected on mobile devices: - inventory - quality assurance - survival rates - hazards - site preparation - plantation boundaries - residue assessment - special values - forest damage, including windthrow, burnt areas, pest and disease - harvest progress boundaries
- reasons and procedures for ensuring accuracy and quality of forestry data captured on mobile devices
- common problems associated with use of mobile devices and mobile applications in forestry settings
- mobile device acceptable use policies
- procedures for data security
- sources of expert advice on mobile devices and associated applications: - help menus - operator manual - following on-screen help - using diagnostic tools and wizards - forestry company IT specialists
Foundation skills
- Reading: Interpret manufacturer and workplace instructions on use and operation of mobile devices to determine work requirements
- Writing: Record routine text information related to forestry operations using mobile applications
- Oral Communication: Ask questions to clarify instructions or information on use of mobile devices
- Numeracy: Record routine numerical information related to forestry operations, using mobile applications Recognise numerical and mathematical symbols used on mobile devices and forestry applications
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Questions about assessing FWPCOT3318
What does an assessment tool for FWPCOT3318 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for FWPCOT3318 needs to address all 47 unit components: 4 elements with 26 performance criteria, 2 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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