Elements and Performance Criteria
- Navigate in urban areas
- Read and interpret map symbols
- Use the directory index to locate departure and destination points on map
- Trace the pre-determined or most efficient route on map and estimate distance and duration of journey
- Identify significant intersections and landmarks along route to assist with navigation
- Identify alternate routes in case of emergencies or significant traffic delays
- Follow selected route correctly
- Plan routes in regional and remote areas
- Select suitable maps, aerial photos, guides and charts and check their currency and accuracy
- Select navigational equipment, check that it is fit for purpose and service or replace
- Read and interpret map symbols and navigation data to identify departure and destination points, potential hazards and select an appropriate traverse route
- Estimate distance and duration of journey using map scale and available information about the terrain and vehicle
- Navigate in regional and remote areas
- Identify field position and destination on map using landforms, landmarks and navigation equipment
- Correctly use navigation aids, equipment and maps to follow planned route and schedule
- Use alternate routes to avoid hazards, safely bypass obstacles or improve efficiency of route
- Maintain communication in accordance with workplace procedures