FWPFIR3002 — Apply communication protocols during post-bushfire vegetation clearing and clean-up operations
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What an assessment for FWPFIR3002 must cover
32 assessable components: 3 elements (11 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 12 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 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 Communicate with relevant personnel during post-bushfire vegetation clean-up operations
- 1.1Recognise roles and authority of personnel in relevant command and communication structure and communications plan
- 1.2Participate in briefing and debriefing activities as requested by appropriate personnel
- 1.3Identify and communicate situational needs using appropriate communication skills and communication technologies via the command and communication structure
- 1.4Use correct terminology to facilitate effective communication with others involved in vegetation clearing and clean-up operations in bushfire impacted area
- 1.5Communicate requirements to team members clearly and in a manner that reflects an appropriate level of authority
- 1.6Seek and follow direction, advice and assistance as required and appropriate to the situation according to chain of command
- 1.7Recognise and resolve communication difficulties and problems using appropriate communication techniques and technologies
2 Communicate complex information during post-bushfire vegetation clean-up operations
- 2.1Convey complex information clearly, concisely and accurately to appropriate personnel
- 2.2Confirm recipient understanding of information by requesting recipient to repeat message or confirm that message is received and understood, and adjust mode of communication where required
3 Overcome communication barriers during post-bushfire vegetation clean-up operations
- 3.1Identify barriers to effective communication, and implement solutions within own level of authority, or report to appropriate personnel according to communication plan
- 3.2Respond to conflict and potential for conflict with team members, bushfire agency personnel, people affected by bushfires, community representatives and others in a manner that prevents escalation
Performance evidence
- There must be evidence that the individual participated in a bushfire vegetation clearing or clean-up operation in two different actual or simulated bushfire impacted areas.
- communicated effectively with people involved in the bushfire vegetation operation in line with the command and communications structure and communications plan
- used correct terminology when communicating with people involved in the bushfire vegetation clearing or clean-up operation
- participated in briefing and debriefing activities
- communicated complex information related to the bushfire vegetation clearing or clean-up operation according to the command and communications structure and communications plan
- recognised communication barriers or possible conflict situations with team members or others in the bushfire impacted area, and devised solutions within own area of responsibility.
Knowledge evidence
- bushfire and post-bushfire command and communications structure and communication plan, including: management structure, communications plan, radio channels, strategic telephone numbers, digital platforms
- communication protocols as specified in Australasian Inter-service Incident Management System (AIIMS) command and communication structure relevant to individuals working in bushfire impacted areas, including local variations approved by individual states and territories and relevant agencies
- purpose, scheduling and format of briefings and debriefings related to bushfire vegetation operations
- bushfire warnings and advice applicable in bushfire impacted areas
- bushfire recovery plans and workplace procedures in relation to bushfire vegetation operations
- operational hazards and safe systems of work for personnel working in bushfire impacted areas
- layout of area under control and potential obstacles for contractors and others involved in bushfire vegetation operations
- procedures for contacting emergency personnel and other relevant stakeholders during bushfire vegetation operations
- stakeholders in bushfire and post-bushfire vegetation operations, including: contractors, bushfire agency, bushfire recovery personnel, people affected by bushfires, community representatives
- terminology used in bushfire and post-bushfire operations and in relation to bushfire vegetation clearing and clean-up operations
- procedures for communicating and confirming understanding of complex information related to bushfire vegetation operations
- typical communication difficulties and problems that may occur in bushfire vegetation operations, and the appropriate action to be taken in each case.
Foundation skills
- Reading: Interpret organisational charts and other documentation detailing command and communication structures
- Writing: Write basic reports using familiar language and technical terms
- Oral communication: Use appropriate vocabulary, including technical language directly relevant to role
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Questions about assessing FWPFIR3002
What does an assessment tool for FWPFIR3002 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for FWPFIR3002 needs to address all 32 unit components: 3 elements with 11 performance criteria, 6 performance evidence requirements, 12 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for FWPFIR3002?
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