PUAFER006 — Lead an emergency control organisation

1 Prepare for an emergency in a facility

• 1.1Possible emergency situations in a facility are identified
• 1.2Information on developments and characteristics of possible facility emergency situations is gathered, assessed, analysed and applied, in accordance with the facility emergency plan
• 1.3Emergency actions for facility emergency is identified, in accordance with the facility emergency plan

2 Undertake pre-emergency planning

• 2.1Emergency planning committee meetings, training and exercises are attended
• 2.2Regular exercises are conducted
• 2.3Facility emergency response procedures are maintained and updated
• 2.4Emergency control organisational membership information is maintained and updated

3 Take appropriate actions in an emergency

• 3.1Emergency signals and warnings are identified or initiated
• 3.2Action is taken to ensure emergency stations are attended and operated, in accordance with facility emergency response procedures
• 3.3Emergency is assessed and the action plan is initiated, in accordance with facility emergency response procedures
• 3.4Entry to affected areas is controlled, in accordance with facility emergency response procedures
• 3.5Directions are given, decisions are made appropriate to the situation and others are kept informed
• 3.6Evacuation progress is monitored and action taken is recorded
• 3.7Reports of areas affected by the emergency are received or requested
• 3.8Attending emergency services are briefed on their arrival and senior emergency services officer instructions are followed

4 Conclude emergency

• 4.1When emergency is safe and/or attending emergency services return control to building owner and/or manager ECO members are notified about when occupants can return to the facility
• 4.2Process for occupants to return to the facility is implemented, in accordance with facility emergency response procedures
• 4.3Reinstatement of emergency systems is reported to building owner and/or manager
• 4.4Information for debriefing is provided and it is organised in a timely manner
• 4.5Report is compiled for emergency planning committee and management, in accordance with facility emergency response procedures
• 4.6Documentation is filed, in accordance with facility emergency response procedures

What does an assessment tool for PUAFER006 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for PUAFER006 needs to address all 49 unit components: 4 elements with 21 performance criteria, 11 performance evidence requirements, 17 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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