Perform military high-risk search

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Evidence Guide
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Registered Training Organisations
Trying to find someone to train or assess you? This link lists all the RTOs that are currently registered to deliver DEFCA309B, 'Perform military high-risk search'.
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Elements and Performance Criteria

ELEMENT

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

1. Prepare for search

1.1 Purpose, timing, search environment and type of search are clearly identified from briefing provided by supervisor.

1.2 Location of other individuals engaged in the high-risksearch is established and maintained in accordance with standard procedures.

1.3 Appropriate personal protective equipment is selected and worn in accordance with work health and safety (WHS) requirements and the type of search.

1.4 Tools and search equipment appropriate to the type of search are identified, obtained, inspected and tested, and any faults are reported in accordance with standard procedures.

1.5 Requirements and limitations of legislation, international conventions and standard procedures relating to search are recognised and complied with.

1.6 Search personnel are deployed to an incident site or search area in accordance with standard procedures.

1.7 Preparation of the search site and the conduct of searches is coordinated with other agencies.

2. Enter the search site

2.1 Search drills/procedures applicable to the type of search are carried out in accordance with standard procedures and supervisor's instructions.

2.2 A safe route through the site to the target is marked and recorded in accordance with standard procedures.

2.3 Entry to the target is achieved usingimprovised remote means.

3. Neutralise the target

3.1 Target is inspected and identified risks are assessed.

3.2 Future actions and equipment requirements are determined based on the risk assessment.

3.3 Detailed description of activity is relayed to recorder in accordance with standard procedures.

3.4 Site is cleared.

3.5 Once the target has been searched all relevant information is provided to stakeholders in accordance with standard procedures.

3.6 Potential evidence and/or other items or material of interest are protected from contamination, improper handling or removal in accordance with standard procedures.

4. Finalise the task

4.1 Relevant documentation is completed and submitted in accordance with organisational procedures.

4.2 A handover of responsibility is completed.

4.3 Periodic and routine maintenance of equipment is conducted in accordance with standard procedures and faulty/defective equipment is identified and reported in accordance with standard procedures.


Qualifications and Skillsets

DEFCA309B appears in the following qualifications:

  • PUA41806 - Certificate IV in Public Safety (Military Engineering)
  • PUA31010 - Certificate III in Public Safety (Maritime Operations)
  • PUA40510 - Certificate IV in Public Safety (Explosive Ordnance Operations)
  • PUA31906 - Certificate III in Public Safety (Infantry Operations)
  • PUA32006 - Certificate III in Public Safety (Military Engineering)
  • DEF33112 - Certificate III in Military Land Engineering
  • DEF42712 - Certificate IV in Military Land Engineering
  • DEF41812 - Certificate IV in Military Engineering
  • DEF31912 - Certificate III in Infantry Operations
  • DEF40512 - Certificate IV in Explosive Ordnance Operations
  • DEF32012 - Certificate III in Military Engineering
  • DEF31012 - Certificate III in Maritime Operations