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Evidence Guide: PUAECL007 - Define crisis context

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PUAECL007 - Define crisis context

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Define key concepts in emergency management

  1. Identify, analyse and contrast emergency contexts through the examination of contemporary major incidents
Identify, analyse and contrast emergency contexts through the examination of contemporary major incidents

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Examine the history of emergency management to identify common models, themes and strategies

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Evaluate the responsibility of governments to provide emergency management and/or public safety in Australia and overseas

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Justify the legitimate exercise of power by governments in an emergency

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Identify responsibilities of stakeholders

  1. Identify legislated emergency responsibilities for Australian local, state and federal governments and their agencies
Identify legislated emergency responsibilities for Australian local, state and federal governments and their agencies

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Characterise the roles and arrangements that not for profit organisations and the private sector can undertake in an emergency

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Compare contributions that individuals, communities and organisations can make in an emergency

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Apply theoretical concepts of emergency management and crisis leadership

  1. Identify and assess the roles that emergency management professionals undertake within an all hazards all agencies approach
Identify and assess the roles that emergency management professionals undertake within an all hazards all agencies approach

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Outline and compare strategies used in emergency management in the planning, preparedness, response and recovery stages

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Determine the best strategies for a specific emergency management context with consideration to spheres of control and origin being displayed

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Use emergency doctrine and terminology to define and resolve problems in an emergency

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Access and communicate crisis knowledge

  1. Identify and source doctrine requirements for crisis response and/or recovery and demonstrate how it would be applied
Identify and source doctrine requirements for crisis response and/or recovery and demonstrate how it would be applied

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Identify and use strategies to communicate relevant legislation and policy in an emergency context to stakeholders

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Create a communications plan that demonstrates how to influence stakeholders

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Instructions to Assessors

Required Skills and Knowledge
Range Statement

Range is restricted to essential operating conditions and any other variables essential to the work environment.

Non-essential conditions may be found in the Companion Volume Implementation Guide.