RIIERR305E — Control underground fires
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What an assessment for RIIERR305E must cover
72 assessable components: 4 elements (33 performance criteria), 16 performance evidence and 19 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 Plan and prepare to control underground fires
- 1.1Access, interpret and apply control of underground fires documentation and ensure the work activity is compliant
- 1.2Identify and assess potential risks, hazards and environmental issues and implement control measures
- 1.3Select and wear personal protective equipment appropriate for work activity
- 1.4Interpret data and reports to determine cause and location of fire and record on the mine plan
- 1.5Assess type, size and spread of fire and determine risk level
- 1.6Identify and assess potential ignition sources for further fires, determine control measures, and record on the site plan
- 1.7Assess secondary risks and recommend actions for control
2 Determine fire-fighting resources and procedures
- 2.1Assess fire-fighting personnel’s exposure to fire and identify methods and equipment to control risks
- 2.2Determine personnel numbers, equipment and personal protective equipment requirements
- 2.3Determine fire-fighting strategy and procedures
- 2.4Assess fire control equipment and fire-fighting media capability and quantity, and decide on the appropriate course of action
- 2.5Communicate and assign activities to personnel
- 2.6Identify and apply ventilation monitoring and control measures
- 2.7Assess need for evacuation of personnel and take appropriate action
- 2.8Prepare action plan according to workplace procedures
3 Control the fire
- 3.1Isolate and barricade fire area/zone to prevent entry of non-involved personnel
- 3.2Access, assemble and test equipment determined in the action plan
- 3.3Apply fire-fighting techniques and methods determined in the action plan
- 3.4Maintain communication with other fire-fighters and emergency control personnel on condition of fire and status of fire control operations
- 3.5Monitor fire continually and put controls in place to ensure the safety of personnel in the vicinity of the fire
- 3.6Reassess and apply ventilation control measures continually
- 3.7Monitor fire-fighting activities continually to determine ability to continue to handle situation and take action
- 3.8Minimise damage and disruption to site working during the fire control operation
- 3.9Assess fire intensity and magnitude, withdraw from fire zone and relocate fire control equipment to a safe place if fire is uncontrollable
- 3.10Bring fire safely under control and extinguish according to situational requirements
- 3.11Monitor fire site and take actions to prevent possible re-ignition
- 3.12Report to emergency control personnel
- 3.13Monitor for structural and ground support integrity
4 Restore and refurbish fire equipment to operational condition
- 4.1Inspect equipment for any damage
- 4.2Repair, replenish or replace defective/depleted equipment
- 4.3Tag, record and quarantine unusable equipment
- 4.4Return fire control system and equipment to operational readiness
- 4.5Process required written records and reports according to workplace policies and procedures
Performance evidence
- control underground fires in a manner that safely, effectively and efficiently meets all of the required outcomes on at least two occasions, including:
- locating firefighting equipment at the site
- navigating in an underground site
- reading maps and interpreting symbols
- locating plant and fire suppression systems on a site layout plan
- locating and operating fixed and portable fire suppression equipment
- selecting and using appropriate extinguishing media
- using and troubleshooting water supply systems and identifying alternative systems
- determining personnel requirements
- determining fire-fighting strategies and procedures, including evacuation and post-fire activities.
- locate and apply relevant documentation, policies and procedures
- work effectively with others to undertake and complete the control of underground fires that meets all the required outcomes, including:
- complying with written and verbal reporting requirements and procedures
- communicating clearly and concisely with others to receive and clarify work instructions
- communicating clearly and concisely with others to coordinate work activities
- operating emergency communications systems.
Knowledge evidence
- types and causes of hazards and incidents in underground sites
- effects of hot and humid atmospheres in underground sites
- location and distribution of caches
- trigger points to initiate emergency response to alarms
- locations and purposes of places of safety
- guidance system and marker uses
- key components and requirements of site emergency plans
- locations of escape routes and alternative escape routes
- functions of underground ventilation systems
- types and effects of harmful gases in underground sites
- rescue team structure, roles and responsibilities
- operation and limitations of breathing apparatus
- standby/emergency procedures for incident control
- types of fire and associated risks and control measures
- ventilation management techniques
- properties of extinguishing media and the selection of those appropriate to the situation
- fire-ground management procedures
- sector-specific signals required for work activity
- techniques for refurbishing fire-fighting equipment and systems.
Foundation skills
- Problem solving: Applies problem solving processes to identify risks, evaluate options and determine solutions
- Writing: Prepares specific information that complies with a range of regulatory requirements, using sector-specific terminology
- Oral communication: Conveys information and requirements clearly, and listens carefully
- Reading: Identifies and interprets relevant information from workplace procedures, documentation, legislation and regulations
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What does an assessment tool for RIIERR305E need to cover?
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