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Elements and Performance Criteria
Required Skills
Evidence Required
Range Statement
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The Range Statement relates to the unit of competency as a whole. It allows for different work environments and situations that may affect performance. Add any essential operating conditions that may be present with training and assessment depending on the work situation, needs of the candidate, accessibility of the item, and local industry and regional contexts. |
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Areas of impact | Asset and resource base of the organisation and including personnelRevenue and entitlementsCosts of activities both direct and indirectPeople/communityPerformanceTiming and schedule of activitiesThe environmentIntangibles such as reputation, goodwill, quality of lifeOrganisational behaviour |
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Classification of risk | Diseases affecting humans, animals and plantsEconomic perils (eg, currency fluctuations, interest rates, share market)Environmental (eg, noise, contamination, pollution)Financial (eg, contractual risks, misappropriation of funds, fraud, fines)Human perils (eg, explosions, riots, strikes, sabotage)Natural perils (eg, climatic conditions, earthquakes, bushfires, vermin, volcanic activity)Occupational health and safety (eg, inadequate safety measures, poor safety management)Product liability (eg, design error, substandard quality control, inadequate testing)Professional liability (eg, wrong advice, negligence, design error)Property damage (eg, fire, water damage, earthquakes, contamination, human error)Public liability (eg, public access, egress and safety)Security (eg, cash arrangements, vandalism, theft, misappropriation of information, illegal entry) Technology (eg, obsolescence, advances and failure) |
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Risk analysis applies to | Support equipmentPersonnel safetyEnvironmental impactProcesses |
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Sources of risk | Commercial and legal relationships between the organisation and other organisations (eg, suppliers, subcontractors, lessees)Economic circumstances of the organisation, country, internationally as well as factors contributing to those circumstances (eg, exchange rates)Human behaviour of both those involved and those not involved in the organisationNatural eventsPolitical circumstances including legislative changes and factors which may influence other sources of riskTechnology and technical issues both internal and external to the organisationManagement activities and controlsIndividual activities |
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