Elements and Performance Criteria
- Prepare for patrol
- Applicable occupational health and safety (OHS), environmental, legislative and organisational requirements relevant to patrolling a forest are identified and followed
- Patrol requirements are identified in line with work instructions
- Necessary equipment is accessed, prepared and stored in patrol vehicle in line with work instructions and organisational requirements
- Communication links are established and appropriate personnel notified of intended activities
- Contingency plans are made and communicated to appropriate personnel in line with organisational environmental requirements
- Carry out patrol
- Patrol is conducted in line with work instructions, and environmental, heritage and OHS requirements
- Risks and potential consequences to staff, the public and forest estate are identified and assessed
- Control measures are promptly implemented in line with OHS requirements and organisational procedures
- Appropriate follow-up action is implemented and documented in line with organisational procedures
- Respond to complaints or breaches
- Complaints or breachesof legislation are assessed for further action in line with OHS, environmental, heritage and organisational requirements
- Evidence is collected and documented in line with organisational and legislative requirements and formats
- Appropriate follow-up action is taken in line with organisational requirements
- Forest patrol outcomes are recorded and reported to the appropriate personnel