PUAOIL406Lead a team in oiled shoreline clean up

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What an assessment for PUAOIL406 must cover

53 assessable components: 7 elements (26 performance criteria), 18 performance evidence and 9 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 Establish the shoreline response unit

  • 1.1Determine the size and structure of the oiled shoreline response unit
  • 1.2Deploy appropriate staff to assist in the clean up response, in accordance with organisational procedures
  • 1.3Implement a site induction that incorporates safe systems of work, communication methods, hierarchy of roles and reporting systems used within the incident management system
  • 1.4Identify any training that may need to be implemented

2 Plan clean up operations

  • 2.1Identify hazards and assess risks relevant to the operation and ensure safe systems of work are implemented, in accordance with organisational procedures
  • 2.2Establish priorities for shoreline protection and clean up based on data and reports received
  • 2.3Sector and segment shoreline for identification and management of clean up zone
  • 2.4Implement clean up methods appropriate to environmental conditions

3 Organise resources

  • 3.1Identify and organise response equipment through appropriate channels, in accordance with organisational procedures
  • 3.2Make arrangements for the transport of resources and personnel to oiled shoreline clean up site
  • 3.3Establish onsite support for personnel, in accordance with organisational procedures

4 Establish worksite management zones

  • 4.1Implement a three zone system to control access and activities around the incident control centre
  • 4.2Organise appropriate security for oiled shoreline and incident control centre
  • 4.3Establish a decontamination centre

5 Manage waste from clean up

  • 5.1Develop and implement ways to minimise waste
  • 5.2Establish temporary waste holding areas that allow for safe containment and appropriate segregation of waste
  • 5.3Arrange for the removal of waste from temporary to permanent storage, in accordance with relevant legislation

6 Deploy and monitor work teams

  • 6.1Develop and communicate work orders to relevant personnel, in accordance with organisational procedures
  • 6.2Brief teams and allocate tasks relating to relevant timeframe and role to be performed
  • 6.3Monitor work situation on a regular basis for effectiveness and safety performance of task
  • 6.4Maintain accurate logs to record actions and decisions made at site
  • 6.5Review and change plans, as required, in accordance with organisational procedures

7 Terminate response

  • 7.1Personnel are debriefed at conclusion of the incident, in accordance with organisational procedures
  • 7.2Equipment is returned to designated areas, as required
  • 7.3Post spill reports are completed and submitted to relevant personnel
  • 7.4Records are collected, collated, checked and forwarded to appropriate personnel, in accordance with organisational procedures

Performance evidence

  • applying safe work systems
  • collecting, evaluating and disseminating information on the current and forecast situation
  • demonstrating methodologies in planning and organising resources for a clean up response
  • deploying and monitoring work teams
  • establishing management zones
  • establishing oiled shoreline response unit utilising appropriate staff
  • establishing worksite management zones
  • evaluating, planning and activating workforce deployment
  • following organisational policies and procedures including Work, Health and Safety (WHS)/Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) requirements
  • identifying hazards
  • implementing clean up methods to meet response plan requirements
  • maintaining logs and producing reports
  • managing waste from clean up
  • planning clean up operations
  • preparing, presenting and communicating information including induction training
  • providing onsite support
  • terminating oiled shoreline response
  • working as a member of an oiled shoreline incident management team to resolve a clean-up incident

Knowledge evidence

  • characteristics and limitations of equipment
  • communication equipment
  • environmental and government legislation
  • oiled shoreline clean up methods being consistent with organisational procedures, response plan, shoreline form and characteristics, WHS/OHS legislation and the characteristics of the spilt oil
  • organisational documentation, policies and procedures including Work, Health and Safety (WHS)/Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) requirements
  • potential hazards
  • site inductions including command and control structure, communication plan, personnel records and registration documentation and WHS/OHS procedures
  • stakeholders including wildlife groups
  • state, territory and Commonwealth emergency marine pollution policies and procedures

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What does an assessment tool for PUAOIL406 need to cover?

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