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Evidence Guide: PUAOPE004 - Manage the intelligence function at an incident

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PUAOPE004 - Manage the intelligence function at an incident

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

Process information

  1. Information is formally received and recorded in a log
  2. Information is validated, including consideration of the credibility of information sources
  3. Information is collated to support analysis
Information is formally received and recorded in a log

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Information is validated, including consideration of the credibility of information sources

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Information is collated to support analysis

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Analyse information

  1. Collected data and information is analysed systematically within required time frames
  2. Conflict and uncertainties about information and analysis outcomes are identified, considered and reconciled, if possible
  3. Intelligence requirements are addressed through information analysis, synthesis and interpretation
  4. Predictions based on most likely, best and worst case scenarios for the incident are determined and evaluated
  5. Risks and opportunities that may affect incident activities and planning are analysed
Collected data and information is analysed systematically within required time frames

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Conflict and uncertainties about information and analysis outcomes are identified, considered and reconciled, if possible

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Intelligence requirements are addressed through information analysis, synthesis and interpretation

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Predictions based on most likely, best and worst case scenarios for the incident are determined and evaluated

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Risks and opportunities that may affect incident activities and planning are analysed

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Establish intelligence sectionor unit

  1. Initial briefing is sought and obtained from Incident Controller or Planning Officer where the Incident Controller’s intent is confirmed
Initial briefing is sought and obtained from Incident Controller or Planning Officer where the Incident Controller’s intent is confirmed

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Intelligence section or unit objectives and tasks are identified

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Intelligence section or unit structure is developed and resources are identified and obtained

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Intelligence section or unit is established including units or sub-units and tasks are delegated and briefings are given to assigned personnel

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Safe work practices and health and welfare procedures for work area are implemented and monitored

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Manage intelligence sectionorunit

  1. Allocated tasks are adjusted to meet incident objectives and intelligence requirements
Allocated tasks are adjusted to meet incident objectives and intelligence requirements

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Workload, progress and performance of the intelligence section or unit is monitored and managed

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Intelligence section or unit meetings are conducted, as required

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Information flow within the incident management team and with identified external organisations is established and maintained

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Intelligence section or unit plan is developed and implemented

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Arrangements are made for a log and/or record of activities and decisions to be kept

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Identify intelligence needs

  1. Incident intelligence requirements are obtained from the Incident Controller or Planning Officer
Incident intelligence requirements are obtained from the Incident Controller or Planning Officer

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Focus of the intelligence section or unit’s activities are directed towards achieving the Incident Controller’s critical intelligence requirements

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Intelligence requirements are prioritised and communicated to the intelligence section or unit team

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Response, recovery and transition to recovery intelligence needs are identified

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Intelligence risks and opportunities are identified and communicated to Incident Controller or Planning Officer

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Collect data and information

  1. Collection of data and information is planned
Collection of data and information is planned

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Sources of data and information including reports and pre-incident plans are identified and assessed

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Data and information from reconnaissance and observations is collected

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Data and information is monitored and updated to ensure accuracy and currency

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Data and information sufficient for the intelligence tasks is collected

  1. Information is formally received and recorded in a log
Information is formally received and recorded in a log

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Information is validated, including consideration of the credibility of information sources

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Information is collated to support analysis

  1. Collected data and information is analysed systematically within required time frames
Collected data and information is analysed systematically within required time frames

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Conflict and uncertainties about information and analysis outcomes are identified, considered and reconciled, if possible

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Intelligence requirements are addressed through information analysis, synthesis and interpretation

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Predictions based on most likely, best and worst case scenarios for the incident are determined and evaluated

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Risks and opportunities that may affect incident activities and planning are analysed

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Develop and disseminate intelligence products

  1. Intelligence products are generated to meet the identified intelligence requirements of key decision makers
Intelligence products are generated to meet the identified intelligence requirements of key decision makers

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A common operating picture is displayed and maintained

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Intelligence products including reports are developed in a format suited to their intended audiences

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Intelligence products are communicated and made available to personnel within required time frames

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Receipt of intelligence product by intended audience is confirmed

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Review intelligence and provide feedback

  1. Feedback is sought and obtained from users of intelligence products
Feedback is sought and obtained from users of intelligence products

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Gaps in data and intelligence products are identified

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Value of operational effectiveness of intelligence products provided is evaluated

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Intelligence opportunities are identified

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Obstructions, limitations and opportunities for improvement are identified and processes are refined to improve and/or strengthen intelligence section or unit activity including how these are applied to the intelligence cycle

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Briefings and debriefings on intelligence activities are conducted

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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.