The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Prepare the team for workplace emergencies
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Pre-incident planning sessions are conducted to familiarise team members with relevant workplace procedures and safe and effective actions to control workplace emergencies according to relevant legislative requirements Completed |
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Processes are developed and implemented to ensure the competence of team members is developed and maintained Completed |
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Discussions, practice drills and exercises are conducted in accordance with workplace emergency procedures Completed |
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Emergency equipment is confirmed to be in a serviceable and accessible condition in accordance with standard/operating procedures Completed |
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Coordinate the response to control workplace emergencies
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Initial response team is made aware of the workplace emergency Completed |
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Team's response to the emergency is coordinated according to workplace emergency procedures, risk assessment and available resources Completed |
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Situation and its likely development is constantly assessed, hazards are identified and appropriate precautions are applied and maintained to safeguard team members Completed |
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Appropriate actions to safely control the emergency are selected, and contingency plans are developed and implemented if needed Completed |
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Instructions to implement selected actions are conveyed to team members in a clear manner and confirmed with them Completed |
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Actions chosen for the team to implement are consistent with available resources and the priority order of safely protecting self, other people and property where safe to do so Completed |
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Team actions are monitored, recorded and adjusted if needed to ensure safe and appropriate action is maintained Completed |
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Communicate with and coordinate personnel
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Effective communication with team members is constantly maintained according to communication systems Completed |
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Activities are consistent with the workplace emergency procedures and team members' actions are coordinated Completed |
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Team members' actions are coordinated with the activities of other initial response teams Completed |
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On arrival incident controller is briefed and control is transferred to the appropriate emergency services/specialist response team Completed |
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Liaison is established with the responding emergency services or specialist response team, and all relevant information and support is provided to them Completed |
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Lead team's recovery from workplace emergencies
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Team actions are coordinated to prevent a re-occurrence of the emergency and to enable recovery activities to be commenced safely Completed |
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Appropriate assistance is coordinated, within the scope of the workplace emergency procedures Completed |
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Equipment is checked, serviced and stored, replaced or disposed of, to ensure its readiness for use Completed |
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Any injuries, accidents or near misses involving the team are reported and critical incident support services for the team are requested in accordance with relevant regulatory requirements Completed |
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A debriefing of the team is conducted and an incident report is prepared and submitted according to workplace procedures Completed |
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