PUAOPE030 — Establish and manage emergency evacuation centre
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What an assessment for PUAOPE030 must cover
103 assessable components: 6 elements (36 performance criteria), 15 performance evidence and 52 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 evacuation centre
- 1.1Evacuation centre plans, arrangements, procedures and facilities are assessed in consultation with stakeholders for suitability in accordance with scale of emergency and possible impacts
- 1.2Initial resource needs for the evacuation centre are assessed and arrangements for supply of resources and services are activated
- 1.3Financial and administrative procedures, including records management and task delegations, are clarified and applied
- 1.4Situational awareness is maintained and resourcing is modified accordingly
- 1.5Communication plan is developed, confirmed, documented and distributed
- 1.6Centre layout is optimised to ensure efficiency, privacy, security and safety of personnel and evacuees
- 1.7Evacuation centre services are tailored to address the needs of evacuees and personnel
- 1.8Risk-management process is undertaken
2 Manage human resources sustainability
- 2.1Roles and responsibilities are assigned in accordance with evacuation centre organisational structure
- 2.2Regular operational briefings, debriefings and handovers are undertaken
- 2.3Safety, security and wellbeing of personnel are monitored in accordance with policies and procedures
- 2.4Rosters are established and adapted in accordance with the size and scale of response
3 Manage physical resources
- 3.1Evacuation centre maintenance and risk register is organised and regularly reviewed
- 3.2Records of consumables and equipment are maintained
- 3.3Stock and equipment are safely stored and handled
- 3.4Consumables and equipment are maintained, stored, managed, recorded and equitably distributed
- 3.5Expenditure is tracked and administered in accordance with organisational financial procedures
4 Manage and support evacuees
- 4.1Evacuees are registered and orientated to centre supports and services
- 4.2Evacuee needs are identified and appropriate supports implemented
- 4.3Areas suitable for children are established and protocols for interacting with children are followed at all times
- 4.4Planning and management for animals in emergencies is considered and appropriate actions taken
- 4.5Evacuation centre operational procedures and code of conduct are applied
- 4.6Regular engagement and operational briefings are conducted with evacuees in accordance with organisational procedures
- 4.7Safety, security, and wellbeing of evacuees are monitored in accordance with organisational policies and procedures
- 4.8Incidents are reported and resolved in accordance with organisational procedures
5 Coordinate information flow on evacuation services
- 5.1Regular communication arrangements with stakeholders are established, confirmed, and maintained
- 5.2Accurate and timely service delivery information is provided to stakeholders and evacuees
- 5.3Key decisions, rationale and service activity are recorded to enable evaluation and reporting
- 5.4Protocols for the management of media and VIP visits are implemented
- 5.5Reporting is undertaken in accordance with jurisdictional event requirements
6 Manage evacuation centre closure or transition to other shelter arrangements
- 6.1Transition or closure arrangements of evacuation centres are determined, communicated and implemented
- 6.2Debrief of centre personnel is undertaken
- 6.3Equipment and materials audit is undertaken against the evacuation centre assets register, damages and losses are reported and resources are released or returned to providers
- 6.4Facility handover back to owner is undertaken in accordance with established agreements
- 6.5Post-event reporting is conducted
- 6.6Lessons management process is undertaken
Performance evidence
- applying organisational policies, procedures, plans and protocols
- communicating and engaging effectively and appropriately with evacuation centre management team, other agencies and affected evacuees
- implementing, reviewing and monitoring an evacuation centre plan, including:
- documenting, recording and reporting relevant evacuation centre activities
- establishing an evacuation centre
- implementing work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS) requirements
- managing day-to-day operations of the centre
- managing evacuation centre closure or transition to other shelter arrangements
- monitoring and adjusting evacuation services to meet changing conditions
- managing an evacuation centre team, support services and evacuees, including:
- facilitating and supporting the lessons management process
- facilitating on-the-job coaching and supervision of personnel
- implementing briefings, debriefings and shift handover mechanisms
- prioritising and managing escalation of issues, challenges and incidents
- using interpersonal skills, including decision making, diplomacy, tact, negotiation and conflict resolution
Knowledge evidence
- codes, legislation, principles and standards that underpin evacuation centre management, including:
- humanitarian principles
- WHS Act
- communication and engagement strategies when managing evacuees, including:
- local culture in the community
- pets and assistance animals
- requirements to meet dietary, physical, disability, mobility and pre-existing medical conditions
- specific age, health, socioeconomic status, cultural, gender diversity, language and religious needs
- supervision arrangements for children and youth
- evacuation centre plan, including:
- intention and scope of evacuation centre plan
- other relevant procedures and plans, including:
- communications plan
- operational plans
- reporting requirements for managing an evacuation centre
- reporting spontaneous evacuation centres
- signing in/out procedures
- supply procedures, including supply register
- procedures for accessing the evacuation plan
- responsibilities and authority for implementing and reviewing the plan
- evacuation centre management organisational structure
- key processes for implementation in an evacuation centre, including:
- first aid
- food safety
- incident reporting procedures
- managing donated goods
- on-site guests, media and visitors
- registration process
- storage of vehicles that belong to evacuees
- walk-through of an evacuation centre
- limitations of an evacuation centre, including:
- providing relief services to the wider community who are not residing in the shelter
- maintaining operations beyond reasonable timeframe
- limited capacity to address higher care needs
- susceptibility to hazard exposure and changing event dynamics
- reliant on capacity and capability of agencies to respond
- personnel and volunteers involved in running and supporting an evacuation centre, including:
- agency responsible for the shelter stage
- evacuation management centre team
- evacuees undertaking responsibilities within the centre
- owners of the facility
- range of agencies working in the centre to provide support services
- site security
- supply chain managers
- reasons for people accessing an evacuation centre as an evacuee, including:
- appropriate relocation to mitigate risks
- unable to access or rely on family or social networks for support
- unable to find their own sheltering solution
- relevant state, territory and Commonwealth emergency management arrangements
- role of evacuation centre, including:
- providing shelter for evacuees
- shelter as part of the five-stage evacuation process
Unit content sourced from training.gov.au — © Commonwealth of Australia, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Auditori is not affiliated with the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations.
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What does an assessment tool for PUAOPE030 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for PUAOPE030 needs to address all 103 unit components: 6 elements with 36 performance criteria, 15 performance evidence requirements, 52 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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