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The range statement relates to the unit of competency as a whole. It allows for different work environments and situations that may affect performance. Bold italicised wording in the performance criteria is detailed below. |
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Event information may include: | general nature of eventevent management structureslevel of government involvementlocationdates and timesdurationnumber of activities, sports or individual eventsnumbers attendingscope of physical staging requirements. |
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Specific event regulatory issues may relate to: | food safetysecurityresponsible service of alcoholuse of licensed personnel, such as trades and pyrotechnicianscrowd controllegal liability and duty of care of customerslocal community protectionconsumer protectionenvironmental impacts and minimal impact practicesOHS and workers' compensation. |
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Specific risk management issues may include: | implications of non-complianceaccountability, e.g. event organiser versus specific contractorssafety issuesneed for clear communication and reporting protocolsminimisation of environmental impacts. |
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Stakeholders may include: | industry bodiesprofessional associationsstate, territory & local government management and regulatory authorities, including:sport and recreationfacilitiesparks and public places transportlicensingtrafficland managementenvironmental protectionwaste managementutilitiesinformation servicespoliceemergency servicesconvention and event sectionsfair tradingoccupational health and safetytourism authorities and organisationsunions. |
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Specialist planning and operational advice or assistance may include: | technical expertslocal government management and regulatory authorities. |
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Scope and complexity of required or desirable liaison may be impacted by: | scope of the eventnature of the event in terms of complexity and number of associated regulatory issuescurrent focus or requirements of relevant authoritylevel of safety risklevel of environmental riskimpact of the event on the physical environment. |
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Appropriate agencies may include: | WorkCover authoritieslicensing authoritieslocal councilsfederal, state and territory government departments. |
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Broader event management structures, processes and constraints may include: | overall management structure for the eventspecific event objectivesbudgethuman resourcesother operational requirementspromotional requirementsfactors external to the event. |
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Specific procedures that address event regulatory requirements may relate to: | transport, handling and storage of fooddocumentation of roles and responsibilities, including restrictions for non-licensed personnellines of communicationreporting proceduresemergency procedureshazard identification, reporting and assessment of associated risksminimal impact practices to reduce the negative environmental impacts of resource, water and energy use at event siteswaste management. |
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Compliance documentation may include: | pre-event reports and requests to authoritiesdetails of licensed personnelactivity logsincident reports. |
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Briefings and relevant information may include: | information on regulatory requirementsspecific procedures to follow in different situationscontacts and procedures for emergency situationsroles and responsibilities chartsblank copies of documentation to be completed. |