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Apply recovery concepts and principles

Apply recovery concepts and principles

Unit of competency
National Code
PUARCV005
State Code
OER82
TGA Status
Current
DTWD Status
Approved
Current Release Number
1.00
Current Release Date
16/12/2022
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State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
28/04/2023
Field of Education
080399 - Business And Management, N.e.c.
Original Release Date
28/04/2023
Nominal Hours
15
Description
This unit of competency involves the skills and knowledge required to apply recovery concepts and principles as part of an event-specific recovery effort. It includes commencing the recovery role, performing the recovery role, communicating and engaging with others, and maintaining workplace effectiveness. The unit applies to recovery personnel such as a relief/recovery team leader or other recovery supervisor or manager.No licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this unit at the time of publication.
Notes
Elements and Performance Criteria
1 Commence recovery role
  • 1.1 Community context, together with the scope of work in the role, is confirmed and a briefing is sought
  • 1.2 Impacts, consequences of the disaster and needs of the affected communities across the recovery environments are assessed and documented
  • 1.3 Relevant recovery roles and/or teams are identified and established across recovery environments
  • 1.4 Resources required and available to perform the recovery role are identified
  • 1.5 Relevant community groups are identified to support recovery activities
  • 1.6 Teams are established across the recovery environment based on impacts, consequence and roles required
2 Perform recovery role
  • 2.1 Relevant community groups are enabled through a range of communication pathways to engage in their recovery
  • 2.2 Existing community recovery processes are understood, and process gaps are identified and incorporated in plans
  • 2.3 Recovery activities to address the affected communities recovery needs are developed and aligned to recovery plan
  • 2.4 Endorsement and approvals are sought and gained to support recovery activities
  • 2.5 Delivery of recovery activities is undertaken in line with agreed planning, governance and allocated funding
  • 2.6 Planning and activities are monitored against key deliverables and evolving community need and appropriate adjustments sought
  • 2.7 Report(s) is/are provided to appropriate personnel in the recovery management structure and to the community, in accordance with preestablished arrangements
3 Communicate and engage with others
  • 3.1 Communication arrangements for engaging and responding to disaster-impacted people, community groups and stakeholders are developed
  • 3.2 Communication with communities is relevant, clear, accessible, accurate, targeted, credible and consistent
  • 3.3 Briefings, debriefings, and agency and interagency meetings are participated in
4 Maintain role effectiveness
  • 4.1 Signs of personal stress and overload on self and others are recognised and appropriate action is taken
  • 4.2 Work performance feedback is sought and responded to accordingly
  • 4.3 Changes to workload and additional support required to maintain effectiveness in the role and personal wellbeing are documented
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