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Safecity Training Academy

Course and Unit List

Nationally Recognised Training Courses that lead to AQF Qualifications

Workplace Training

BSZ40198 -- Certificate IV in Assessment and Workplace Training

Asset Maintenance (Cleaning)

PRM20198 -- Certificate II in Asset Maintenance (Cleaning Operations)

PRM30198 -- Certificate III in Asset Maintenance (Cleaning Operations)

PRM40198 -- Certificate IV in Asset Maintenance (Cleaning Operations Management)

PRS20198 -- Certificate II in Security (Guarding)

PRS30198 -- Certificate III in Security (Guarding)

PRS30298 -- Certificate III in Security (Control Room Operations)

PRS40198 -- Certificate IV in Security (Control Room Operations)

15572ACT -- Course in Employ Batons and Handcuffs

10832ACT -- Certificate IV in Security Industry Firearms Instructor

Security - Technical

PRS10198 -- Certificate I in Security (Sales Support)

PRS20298 -- Certificate II in Security (Technical Access)

PRS20398 -- Certificate II in Security (Access Management)

PRS30398 -- Certificate III in Security (Technical Access)

PRS30498 -- Certificate III in Security (Access Management)

PRS40298 -- Certificate IV in Security (Technical Access)

PRS40398 -- Certificate IV in Security (Access Management)

PRS50198 -- Diploma of Security (Access Management)

PRS20498 -- Certificate II in Investigative Services

PRS30598 -- Certificate III in Investigative Services

PRS40498 -- Certificate IV in Investigative Services

Security - Risk Management

PRS40598 -- Certificate IV in Security (Risk Management)

PRS50298 -- Diploma of Security (Risk Management)

PRS60198 -- Advanced Diploma of Security (Risk Management)

PRSSG25A -- NSW WorkCover Approved Senior First Aid course (Approval #FA9992)

BSZ40198 -- Certificate IV in Assessment and Workplace Training

• This program is designed to be used in conjunction with other training package qualifications as the topic of training sessions.
• It course covers the fundamentals of providing workplace or vocational training.
• Is conducted via distance, which provides flexibility that cannot be offered in a structured classroom setting.
• Can be completed at your own pace, and at your convenience.
• There is comprehensive support offered to distance learners, including e-mail and telephone whenever you need it.
• Individual components of this course can be completed as smaller packages (such as Train Small Groups for $350.00 or the Assessor units for $300.00). Other combinations are calculated on an individual unit basis.

Core Units: BSZ401A , BSZ402A , BSZ403A , BSZ404A , BSZ405A , BSZ406A , BSZ407A , BSZ408A .

Elective Units: There are no elective units for this qualification.

PRM20198 -- Certificate II in Asset Maintenance (Cleaning Operations)

Course covers general applications such as

• cleaning and maintaining hard floor surfaces,
• cleaning windows and soft floor surfaces,
• cleaning and maintaining fittings and ceilings,
• maintaining a clean, safe and hazard free environment (both during and after a cleaning operation).
• Essential for all individuals who are wanting to work in the cleaning industry.

Core Units: (all 3 must be completed) PRMCL33A , PRMCL34A , and PRMCL35A

Elective Units: (Choose 7 of these) -- PRMCL01A , PRMCL02A , PRMCL05A , PRMCL08A , PRMCL09A , PRMCL10A , PRMCL11A , PRMCL12A , PRMCL13A , PRMCL15A , PRMCL16A , PRMCL17A , PRMCL19A , and PRMCL21A

PRM30198 -- Certificate II in Asset Maintenance (Cleaning Operations)

There are two specialised areas that are covered in this program in addition to standard cleaning operations units (such as OH&S, and planning cleaning activities).

These two streams include ...

• cleaning and maintaining hard and soft floor surfaces, ceilings, windows and all furniture and fixtures which are also covered in the Certificate II in Asset Maintenance (Cleaning Operations).
• The second stream (not covered by the Certificate II) include replacing hard floor finish, upholstery cleaning, removing difficult stains including excessive oils, and other specialised or advanced cleaning and sanitisation techniques.

Core Units: (All of these must be completed) PRMCL27A , PRMCL33A , PRMCL34A , PRMCL35A

Elective Units: 7 units from Elective Group A and 8 units from Elective Group B
Group A: PRMCL01A , PRMCL02A , PRMCL04A , PRMCL05A , PRMCL08A , PRMCL09A , PRMCL10A , PRMCL11A , PRMCL12A , PRMCL13A , PRMCL15A , PRMCL16A , PRMCL17A , PRMCL19A , and PRMCL21A Group B: PRMCL03A , PRMCL06A , PRMCL07A , PRMCL14A , PRMCL18A , PRMCL20A , PRMCL22A , PRMCL24A , PRMCL28A , and PRMCL36A

PRM40198 -- Certificate IV in Asset Maintenance (Cleaning Operations Management)

• covers all aspects of cleaning operations management including
  • resource allocation and management,
  • workplace relationships,
  • equipment and materials supply,
  • customer relations,
  • team facilitation,
  • staff recruitment and management,
  • Occupational Health and Safety management,
  • and planning for cleaning operations.
    
    
• includes the full Certificate IV in Assessment and Workplace Training as part of the program.
  • For this reason, the final 10 days are conducted at either 2 or 3 days per week, as this has been the best delivery mode for face-to-face instruction of the Certificate IV in Assessment and Workplace Training.
  • Alternatively, this component (and some other units in this course) may be completed via distance learning with additional phone and e-mail support.

Core Units: PRMCL22A , PRMCL23A , PRMCL24A , PRMCL23A , PRMCL26A , PRMCL27A , PRMCL28A , PRMCL32A , PRMCL33A , PRMCL34A , PRMCL35A , and the Workplace Trainer units .

Elective Units: There are no elective units for this qualification.

PRS20198 -- Certificate II in Security (Guarding)

Conducted regularly (every alternate month in Bathurst NSW and Canberra ACT). This course is a NSW Security Industry Licensing requirement for the Class 1abc Security Industry Licence, as well as covering the units necessary for a licence in many other states of Australia.

Topics include

• conflict management,
• communication skills,
• use of basic security equipment,
• negotiation skills,
• patrolling guidelines,
• escorting guidelines,
• cash-in-transit guidelines,
• and relevant legal issues.
• The course is 12 days in duration.

The NSW Security Industry Registry requires additional elective units to be completed for licensing purposes in NSW.

Core Units: † PRSSG04A , † PRSSG05A , † PRSSG06A , † PRSSG07A , † PRSSG08A , † PRSSG17A , † PRSSG18A , and † PRSSG28A

Elective Units: (Choose 5 of these) († = required by NSW for licensing) † PRSSG01A , † PRSSG02A , † PRSSG03A , † PRSSG09A , PRSSG10A , † PRSSG11A , † PRSSG12A , † PRSSG13A , PRSSG23A , PRSSG24A , † PRSSG25A , PRSSG26A , PRSSG27A , THHBTHS09A , THHBTHS16A , PRSIR21A , PRSIR22A , and PRSIR23A

PRS30198 -- Certificate III in Security (Guarding)

Conducted regularly with the same start day as the Certificate II. Covers all aspects of the Certificate II in Security (Guarding) to ensure compliance with licensing requirements in NSW and other states.

Additional units may include

• Employ Batons and Handcuffs ,
• Handle Firearms ,
• Lead Small Teams ,
• Observe and Monitor People ,
• Screen baggage and people to minimise security risk,
• or a variety of other units.

Core Units: † PRSSG04A , † PRSSG05A , † PRSSG06A , † PRSSG07A , † PRSSG08A , † PRSSG17A , † PRSSG18A , PRSSG28A

Elective Units: (Choose 10 of these) († = required by NSW for licensing) † PRSSG01A , † PRSSG02A , † PRSSG03A , † PRSSG09A , PRSSG10A , † PRSSG11A , † PRSSG12A , † PRSSG13A , PRSSG14A , PRSSG15A , PRSSG16A , PRSSG19A , PRSSG20A , PRSSG22A , PRSSG23A , PRSSG24A , † PRSSG25A , PRSSG26A , PRSSG27A , THHBTHS01A , THHBTHS02A , THHBTHS04A , THHBTHS09A , THHBTHS16A , PRSIR21A , PRSIR22A , and PRSIR23A

PRS30298 -- Certificate III in Security (Control Room Operations)

Topics include many aspects of security and observation, conflict management, workplace communication, teamwork and the use of basic security equipment and specialised monitoring and security equipment.

May also include first aid if required (a NSW Security Industry Licensing Requirement).

It is recommended that all individuals who wish to complete this program in NSW complete the Certificate II in Security (Guarding) first to satisfy NSW licensing requirements, and then complete the additional units.

Core Units: PRSSG04A , PRSSG05A , PRSSG06A , PRSSG07A , PRSSG08A , PRSSG17A , PRSSG18A , PRSSG20A , PRSSG22A , PRSSG28A

Elective Units: (Choose 4 of these) PRSSG01A , PRSSG02A , PRSSG03A , PRSSG19A , PRSSG21A , PRSSG25A , PRSSG26A , PRSSG27A , THHBTHS01A , and PRSIR21A

PRS40198 -- Certificate IV in Security (Control Room Operations)

Topics include ...

• advanced security system use,
• observation,
• conflict management,
• workplace communication,
• teamwork
• use of basic security equipment and specialised monitoring and security equipment.
• This course is for obtaining the skills and knowledge for advanced use of control room systems.
• May also include first aid if required (a NSW Security Industry Licensing Requirement).
• It is recommended that all individuals who wish to complete this program in NSW complete the Certificate II in Security (Guarding) first to satisfy NSW licensing requirements, and then complete the additional units.

Core Units: PRSSG04A , PRSSG05A , PRSSG06A , PRSSG07A , PRSSG08A , PRSSG17A , PRSSG18A , PRSSG20A , PRSSG21A , PRSSG22A , PRSSG28A

Elective Units: (Choose six of these) PRSSG01A , PRSSG02A , PRSSG03A , PRSSG19A , PRSSG25A , PRSSG26A , PRSSG27A , and PRSIR21A

15572ACT -- Course in Employ Batons and Handcuffs

A course for security personnel which covers use of force, empty hand and defensive techniques as well as batons and handcuffs training.

Learn Safecity's Tactical Options Protocol for use in any defensive incident.

Topics include

• use of force,
• defensive / weaponless tactics,
• long / straight baton use,
• expandable baton use,
• and use of handcuffs.

This is a nationally recognised accredited training course that is also mapped with the current unit of competency PRSSG16A .

10832ACT -- Certificate IV in Security Industry Firearms Instructor

This course is a nationally recognised and accredited program that is currently being used by licensing authorities in Victoria and NSW for the purpose of licensing security industry firearms instructors. This is the only Certificate IV level qualification for firearms instructors in Australia .

Topics include

• a thorough introduction,
• senior first aid,
• use of force,
• general rules about firearms,
• the revolver,
• the semiautomatic pistol,
• concealed handguns,
• psychological considerations and post-traumatic stress disorder,
• conducting a security industry firearm shoot and handgun retention.

PRS10198 -- Certificate I in Security (Sales Support)

Topics include provide estimate and quote, customer inquiries, and undertaking a security assessment -- all are basic skills needed in order to respond to customer needs, and able to provide the services and systems that are appropriate to the task they are needed for.

Core units: PRSAS04A , and PRSAS34A

Elective units: (Choose 1 of these) PRSAS01A , or PRSAS03A

PRS20298 -- Certificate II in Security (Technical Access)

Practical-rich program covering basic aspects of installing security systems.

Core Units: (all of the following) ICTTC005A , PRSAS09A , and PRSAS34A

Elective Units: (choose four of the following ; † = recommended ) -- Check for elective unit availability prior to enrolling

† PRSAS01A ; † PRSAS03A ; † PRSAS04A ; † PRSAS10A ; PRSAS11A ; PRSAS26A ; PRSAS27A

PRS20398 -- Certificate II in Security (Access Management)

There is only one core unit, which is Respond to Customer Inquiry . This course is a good introduction into the realm of security management. The inclusion of a site visit to a large manufacturing company during the course inspires greater product awareness.

Core Unit: PRSAS34A

Elective Units: (Select four of these; † = recommended) † PRSAS01A , † PRSAS03A , † PRSAS04A , PRSAS37A , † PRSAS38A , PRSAS39A , and PRSAS41A .

PRS30398 -- Certificate III in Security (Technical Access)

Practical-rich program covering technical and practical aspects of installing security systems. Topics include installation, programming, testing, commissioning and decommissioning, customer relations and project management.

Core Units: (all of the following) ICTTC005A , PRSAS09A , PRSAS12A , PRSAS13A , PRSAS14A , PRSAS20A , PRSAS24A , PRSAS34A , PRSAS35A , and PRSAS43A

Elective Units: (choose 8 of the following - ; † = recommended ) -- Check for elective unit availability prior to enrolling

† PRSAS01A ; † PRSAS03A ; † PRSAS04A ; PRSAS06A , PRSAS07A , † PRSAS10A ; PRSAS11A ; PRSAS15A , PRSAS16A , PRSAS19A , PRSAS21A , PRSAS22A , PRSAS25A , PRSAS26A ; PRSAS27A and PRSAS42A

PRS30498 -- Certificate III in Security (Access Management)

This program covers required management skills in a security context, particularly the access security industry. The focus is on managing a business that determines security needs of clients. There is a broad selection of elective units that can be chosen to suit the needs of a wide range of businesses with different focuses.

Core Units: PRSAS04A , PRSAS34A , PRSAS35A , PRSAS43A

Elective Units: (Select 8 of these; † = recommended) † PRSAS01A , † PRSAS03A , PRSAS06A , PRSAS07A , PRSAS15A , PRSAS22A , PRSAS36A , PRSAS37A , † PRSAS38A , PRSAS39A , and PRSAS41A .

PRS40298 -- Certificate IV in Security (Technical Access)

Practical-rich program covering technical and practical aspects of installing security systems, as well as several units on management and implementation of an installation business.

Topics include

• installation,
• programming,
• testing,
• commissioning and decommissioning,
• customer relations
• and project management.

Core Units: (all of the following) ; PRSAS06A , PRSAS07A , ICTTC005A , PRSAS09A , PRSAS12A , PRSAS13A , PRSAS14A , PRSAS16A , PRSAS19A , PRSAS20A , PRSAS24A , PRSAS34A , PRSAS35A , and PRSAS43A

Elective Units: (choose 13 of the following - ; † = recommended ) -- Check for elective unit availability prior to enrolling

† PRSAS01A ; PRSAS02A ; † PRSAS03A ; PRSAS05A ; † PRSAS04A † PRSAS10A ; PRSAS11A ; PRSAS15A , PRSAS17A ; PRSAS18A ; PRSAS21A , PRSAS22A , PRSAS23A ; PRSAS25A , PRSAS26A ; PRSAS27A ; PRSAS29A ; PRSAS32A ; PRSAS40A ; PRSAS42A ; PRSAS45A ; and PRSAS46A

PRS40398 -- Certificate IV in Security (Access Management)

This program covers required management skills in a security context, particularly the access security industry. There is a stronger focus on asset management, and core management tasks such as

• creating business plans,
• financial recording systems,
• policy and procedure development
• human resource management.

The core focus is on

• tendering and quotation development,
• customer orientation and project management.

Electives available provide a range of skills such as

• policy and procedure development,
• financial recording
• human resource management
• employment,
• as well as asset control.

Core Units: PRSAS04A , PRSAS05A , PRSAS32A , PRSAS34A , PRSAS35A , PRSAS43A and PRSAS46A

Elective Units: (Select 11 of these) PRSAS01A , PRSAS03A , PRSAS06A , PRSAS07A , PRSAS15A , PRSAS22A , PRSAS29A , PRSAS30A , PRSAS31A , PRSAS37A , PRSAS38A , PRSAS39A , PRSAS40A , PRSAS41A , PRSAS44A , and PRSAS45A

PRS50198 -- Diploma of Security (Access Management)

This program covers required management skills in a security context, particularly the access security industry.

There is a stronger focus on asset management, and core management tasks such as

• creating business plans,
• financial recording systems,
• policy and procedure development
• as well as human resource management.

In addition to these topics, the Diploma has a core focus on marketing, financial control and covers almost all of the electives available in this stream.

The electives provide a broad range of skills which include

• total human resource management with employment issues,
• preparation of plans and systems,
• financial control and system development,
• as well as a broad overview of installation management.

Core Units: PRSAS04A , PRSAS05A , PRSAS28A , PRSAS32A , PRSAS33A , PRSAS34A , PRSAS35A , PRSAS43A PRSAS46A , and PRSAS47A

Elective Units: (Select 15 of these [all but one]) PRSAS01A , PRSAS03A , PRSAS06A , PRSAS07A , PRSAS15A , PRSAS22A , PRSAS29A , PRSAS30A , PRSAS31A , PRSAS37A , PRSAS38A , PRSAS39A , PRSAS40A , PRSAS41A , PRSAS44A , and PRSAS45A

PRS20498 -- Certificate II in Investigative Services

This program provides a good introduction to the investigative services industry. There are two available elective streams which follow either factual investigation, or investigation by surveillance.

The core units cover

• information gathering methods,
• writing reports,
• preparation of evidence for use in court,
• and occupational health and safety.

Core Units: PRSIR13A , PRSIR20A , PRSIR22A , PRSIR23A and PRSIR38A

Elective Units: (Choose one stream)
Stream A: Surveillance PRSIR14A and PRSIR19A
Stream B: Factual Investigation PRSIR15A and PRSIR17A

PRS30598 -- Certificate III in Investigative Services

This program provides a solid framework for working in the investigative services industry. There are two available elective streams which follow either

• factual investigation,
• or investigation by surveillance.

The core units cover

• information gathering methods,
• writing reports,
• preparation of evidence for use in court,
• and occupational health and safety.

There is a greater focus on team leading, supervision and management of field operations in this program.

Core Units: PRSIR13A , PRSIR20A , PRSIR22A , PRSIR23A PRSIR33A , PRSIR34A , PRSIR36A and PRSIR38A

Elective Units: (Choose one stream PLUS three additional electives)
Stream A: Surveillance PRSIR14A and PRSIR19A
Stream B: Factual Investigation PRSIR15A and PRSIR17A
Additional Electives - Choose 3 of these: PRSIR16A , PRSIR18A , PRSIR21A , PRSIR26A , PRSIR27A , PRSIR28A , PRSIR30A , PRSIR32A , PRSIR35A , and PRSIR37A

PRS40498 -- Certificate IV in Investigative Services

This program provides a solid professional coverage in both operations and management of a business within the investigative services industry. Careful selection of the electives for this qualification is required, as there are different focuses for the units. The qualification can either have a technical, management, or training focus as part of this program can be replaced by some units of the Assessment and Workplace Training package (train small groups and the assessor units can be substituted for two elective units). The focus of the core units is on team leadership and supervision and management, information gathering methods, documentation, preparation and use of evidence in court, occupational health and safety management, customer relations, and both factual and surveillance gathering streams.

Core Units: PRSIR13A , PRSIR14A , PRSIR15A , PRSIR17A , PRSIR19A , PRSIR20A , PRSIR22A , PRSIR23A , PRSIR28A , PRSIR33A , PRSIR34A , PRSIR36A , PRSIR38A and PRSIR39A

Elective Units: (Carefully choose 8 of these) PRSIR01A , PRSIR16A , PRSIR18A , PRSIR21A , PRSIR24A , PRSIR25A , PRSIR26A , PRSIR27A , PRSIR28A , PRSIR29A , PRSIR30A , PRSIR31A , PRSIR32A , PRSIR35A , and PRSIR37A

OR Substitute two elective units for the four Workplace Trainer BSZ401A , BSZ402A , BSZ403A and BSZ404A units and select an additional 6 elective units from the list above

PRS40598 -- Certificate IV in Security (Risk Management)

This course provides a solid basis for Risk Management consultancy work. There are no electives at this qualification level, and the core units cover a great deal of material related to the assessment of threats, risks and the development of countermeasures.

This program is not to be confused with auditing, as there is only a small overlap of skills (if any).

This course is also a NSW requirement for Class 2A Consultant licensing. Safecity is a NSW Police approved provider of this program for licensing purposes.

Core Units: PRSIR01A , PRSIR02A , PRSIR03A , PRSIR04A , PRSIR05A , PRSIR06A , and PRSIR38A

Elective Units: There are no electives for this qualification.

PRS50298 -- Diploma of Security (Risk Management)

This course provides a solid basis for Risk Management Planning and consultancy work.

In addition to covering the assessment of threats, risks and the development of countermeasures, this program has a focus on the development and implementation of a security risk management plan.

See note in the Certificate IV level qualification regarding licensing in NSW .

Core Units: PRSIR01A , PRSIR02A , PRSIR03A , PRSIR04A , PRSIR05A , PRSIR06A , PRSIR07A , PRSIR08A , PRSIR09A , and PRSIR38A

Elective Units: (Choose 3 of these; † = recommended) † PRSIR20A , PRSIR27A , † PRSIR28A , PRSIR29A , PRISR30A , PRSIR31A , PRSIR32A , † PRSIR33A , † PRSIR34A , † PRSIR35A , PRSIR36A , PRSIR37A , and PRSIR39A

PRS60198 -- Advanced Diploma of Security (Risk Management)

This course provides a solid basis for Risk Management Planning and consultancy work, as well as a solid base in business management.

In addition to covering the assessment of threats, risks and the development of countermeasures, and the development and implementation of a security risk management plan, this course also includes a very broad range of elective units for business management purposes.

See note in the Certificate IV level qualification regarding licensing in NSW.

Core Units: PRSIR01A , PRSIR02A , PRSIR03A , PRSIR04A , PRSIR05A , PRSIR06A , PRSIR07A , PRSIR08A , PRSIR09A , PRSIR10A , PRSIR11A , PRSIR12A , PRSIR38A , and PRSIR39A

Elective Units: (Choose 6 of these; † = recommended) † PRSIR20A , PRSIR24A , † PRSIR25A , PRSIR26A , PRSIR27A , † PRSIR28A , PRSIR29A , PRISR30A , PRSIR31A , PRSIR32A , † PRSIR33A , † PRSIR34A , † PRSIR35A , PRSIR36A , and PRSIR37A

Other Courses that lead to Nationally Recognised Statements of Attainment

NSW WorkCover Approved Senior First Aid Certificate Course (Approval #FA9992)

Leads to PRSSG25A -- Provide Emergency First Aid .

This course is recognised in NSW, ACT and Victoria.

Our course is a two day home study course with an additional day in the classroom. Participants must complete a comprehensive workbook before attending class.

Please Note: NSW Security Industry Licensing requires a NSW WorkCover Approved Senior First Aid course to be completed and maintained throughout the licenced period.

This course complies with all licensing requirements, and leads to the Nationally Recognised Training unit PRSSG25A -- Provide Emergency First Aid.

This is a generic course, with some additional focus on security related emergencies such as

• stab wounds,
• chest wounds,
• and gunshot wounds.

Safecity's Course in Employ Batons and Handcuffs (National Code 15572ACT ) (see above)

Leads to PRSSG16A - Employ Batons and Handcuffs .

Seminars

This section is currently under development.

Units of Competency

Workplace Training Units

BSZ401A -- Plan Assessment

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit covers the requirements for planning an assessment in a specific context. The unit details the requirements for determining evidence, selecting appropriate assessment methods and developing an assessment tool in a specific context.

BSZ402A -- Conduct Assessment

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit covers the requirements for conducting an assessment in accordance with an assessment procedure in a specific context. Topics include assessment context analysis, opportunities for evidence gathering, organisation of assessments, evidence gathering, assessment decisions, recording, feedback, and reporting.

BSZ403A -- Review Assessment

Approx 10 hrs 

This unit covers requirements to review assessment procedures in a specific context. Topics include assessment procedure reviews, assessment consistency, reporting and documentation.

BSZ404A -- Train Small Groups

Approx 35 hrs 

This unit covers the requirements for planning, delivering and reviewing training for the purposes of developing competency on a one-to-one or small group basis. Topics include preparation, delivery, practice sessions, and review.

BSZ405A -- Plan and Promote A Training Program

Approx 50 hrs 

This unit covers the requirement for persons to plan a training program. This involves the identification of competencies to meet the needs of a target group and the planning and promotion of appropriate training strategies. Topics include competency needs, documenting requirements, program resources, and promotions.

BSZ406A -- Plan A Series of Training Sessions

Approx 45 hrs 

This unit covers requirements for people who implement a training program for a target group. This involves planning a series of training sessions to meet the identified competency requirements for the target group. Topics include identifying requirements, training session outlines, training materials, training sessions and arranging resources.

BSZ407A -- Deliver Training Sessions

Approx 50 hrs 

This unit covers the requirements for a person toe deliver training sessions as part of a training program. Topics include preparing participants, present sessions, individual and group learning facilitation, practice and feedback sessions, and reviewing sessions.

BSZ408A -- Review Training

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit covers the requirements for recording training data and for reviewing training. Topics include data recording, training evaluation, and documentation and reports.

Asset Maintenance (Cleaning) Units

PRMCL01A -- Maintain Hard Floor Surfaces

Approx 12 hrs 

This unit covers both manual and mechanical methods applied to hard floor maintenance at any frequency of application or location. The elements comprising this unit of competence are not necessarily sequential. The sequence will depend upon the context in which they are applied. Topics include determining condition of floor, types of soil, equipment selection and setup, area preparation, surface waste, dust mop application, damp mop application, hard floor buff, waste disposal, and storage of equipment.

PRMCL02A -- Restore Hard Floor Finish

Approx 12 hrs 

This unit applies to both mechanical or manual methods for floor surface restoration. Topics include identifying variables (including floor type, condition and method), select and setup equipment, area preparation, removal of embedded dirt, dust mop application, polish or spray buff application, restore work area, and storage of equipment.

PRMCL03A -- Replace Hard Floor Finish

Approx 12 hrs 

This unit covers the industry process commonly called 'strip and seal'. Topics include identify variables (including floor finish and requirements), select and prepare equipment, sealants, area preparation, surface preparation, dust mop application, sealant application, storage of equipment and restoring floor to original condition.

PRMCL04A -- Maintain Soft Floor

Approx 8 hrs 

This unit applies to the maintenance of soft floors using either manual or mechanical methods within any frequency requirement. Topics include identification of type and condition of soft floor covering, methods, equipment, waste removal, vacuuming, raking or sweeping, and storage of equipment.

PRMCL05A -- Remove Stains and Spillages From Soft Floors

Approx 8 hrs 

This unit covers the removal of difficult soil from soft floor coverings. Topics include types of spots and stains, remedial action, chemical softening agents, foreign material, evaluation and reporting.

PRMCL06A -- Dry Foam Shampoo Carpet to Remove inground Dirt and Soil From Upper Layer

Approx 12 hrs 

This unit should be applied in association with Unit PRMCL05A -- Remove stains and spillages from soft floors. Topics include site setup, machinery and equipment setup, pre-spotting, dry foam application, storage of equipment, and site restoration.

PRMCL07A -- Remove Dirt and Soil From Soft Floors Or Fabric Upholstery Using A Water Extraction Method

Approx 8 hrs 

This unit covers the use of water extraction method of removing soil and dirt. Topics include site setup, extraction machinery and setup, preparing surfaces, extraction wand application, storage of machinery, and site restoration.

PRMCL08A -- Bonnet Buff Soft Floor to Achieve A Clean Surface Appearance

Approx 8 hrs 

This unit covers the bonnet buff method of surface cleaning. Topics include site setup, equipment and setup, surface preparation, application of rotary buff and drying bonnet, storage of equipment, and site restoration.

PRMCL09A -- Wash and Squeegee Glass Surfaces to Remove All Visible Dirt and Grime

Approx 8 hrs 

This unit applies to all glass surfaces, including windows, both internal and external. When applied to external windows, the unit may be applied with Unit PRMCL36 -- Carry out high level cleaning . When applied to glass on a frequent basis, Unit PRMCL15 -- Maintain furniture and fittings and dress an area or room is relevant to irregular spot cleaning of readily accessible glass surfaces. Topics include site preparation, equipment, surface preparation, application of equipment, site restoration and equipment storage.

PRMCL10A -- Maintain Ceiling Surfaces and Fittings

Approx 6 hrs 

This unit covers the cleaning of ceilings and fittings. Topics include site preparation, equipment, detailing, and equipment storage.

PRMCL11A -- Spot Clean External Surfaces to Remove All Visible Marks

Approx 6 hrs 

This unit covers the cleaning of external surfaces, including the removal of graffiti. Unit PRMCL36 -- Carry out high level cleaning, may need to be associated where cleaning is carried out above ground level. Topics include equipment, when to spot clean, cleaning agents and applications, and storage of equipment.

PRMCL12A -- Wash External Surfaces to Remove All Visible Dirt and Grime

Approx 8 hrs 

This unit covers the cleaning of external surfaces. Topics include when to clean external walls, equipment and setup, equipment use, and equipment storage.

PRMCL13A -- Undertake Detail Cleaning of Window Coverings to Remove All Dirt and Grime

Approx 8 hrs 

This unit includes the cleaning of curtains and other window coverings, and flyscreens. Topics include when to clean, planning job groups, site preparation, covering preparation, cover cleaning and drying, cover restoration, restore wash area, and equipment storage.

PRMCL14A -- Maintain A Clean Room Environment with No Traces of Visible Dust

Approx 8 hrs 

This unit covers the removal dust and maintenance of a dust free environment. Topics include equipment, room preparation, accessible surface cleaning, inaccessible surface cleaning, dust control, floors, and equipment.

PRMCL15A -- Maintain Furniture and Fittings and Dress An Area Or Room

Approx 8 hrs 

This unit covers all furniture and fittings including office equipment. Topics include area assessment, equipment, dust and waste removal, damp wiping, spot cleaning, polishing, and equipment storage.

PRMCL16A -- Wash Furniture and Fittings to Remove Grime

Approx 6 hrs 

This unit covers all furniture and fittings including office equipment. Topics include area assessment, washing implements, work area preparation, spot cleaning, washing furniture and fittings, and equipment storage.

PRMCL17A -- Maintain Wet Area in An Odour Free, Soil and Hazard Free Condition

Approx 10 hrs 

This unit includes amenities. Amenities area cleaning is the maintenance of wet areas in a soil and hazard free condition with no distasteful or unpleasant odour. Topics include area assessment, work area preparation, soil removal, consumables, and equipment storage.

PRMCL18A -- Clean A Unit Or Location to Achieve A Low Bacteria Condition

Approx 15 hrs 

This unit applies to the utilisation of methods and procedures to achieve low bacteria conditions The unit may need to be associated with other units dealing with soil removal etc. when packaged in the work environment, for example,

• Unit PRMCL01 -- Maintain hard floor surfaces ,
• Unit PRMCL17 -- Maintain wet area in an odour free, soil and hazard free condition .

Topics include

• site assessment and special needs,
• methods and procedures,
• selecting methods,
• selecting tools and equipment,
• scheduling procedures,
• protective clothing and items,
• low bacteria methods,
• situational assessment,
• meeting requirements,
• equipment storage,
• and waste disposal.

PRMCL19A -- Remove Waste to Maintain A Tidy Environment/area

Approx 9 hrs 

This unit covers the appropriate disposal of wastes. Topics include equipment, waste transfer, disposal points, waste sorting, and equipment storage.

PRMCL20A -- Undertake Pressure Wash to Remove Excessive Or Oil Based Soil

Approx 7 hrs 

This unit is applicable to industrial and large public spaces including sports and entertainment venues.

The competency is related to the Unit PRMCL12 -- Wash external surfaces to remove all visible dirt and grime because of the use of water pressure jets in this work. Work is conducted from ground level.

The unit is associated with Unit PRMCL36 -- Carry out high level cleaning, where work is conducted above ground level.

Topics for this unit include site assessment and suitability, equipment, surface preparation, pressure stream application, and equipment storage.

PRMCL21A -- Maintain Industrial Machinery in A Soil Free Condition

Approx 8 hrs 

This unit covers the cleaning of industrial machinery. Topics include availability of machinery for cleaning, methods, preparation, soil removal, and equipment storage.

PRMCL22A -- Organise and Monitor Work to Maximise Resource Effectiveness

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit covers the organisation and monitoring of work within a work site or location. Topics include work requirements, equipment and material preparation, work allocation, communication, and monitoring work activities.

PRMCL23A -- Facilitate Effective Workplace Relationships

Approx 80 hrs 

This unit applies to workplace relationships with staff. Topics include workplace communication, what is required in the workplace, resolving conflict, and staff development.

PRMCL24A -- Control the Supply of Equipment and Materials to Ensure Efficient Workflow

Approx 25 hrs 

This unit covers the control of both consumables and cleaning equipment at the work location. Topics include maintaining current knowledge, equipment and material selection, stocking, equipment and materials adequacy and performance.

PRMCL25A -- Respond to Requests for Variations to Specifications

Approx 12 hrs 

This unit covers the preparation and presentation of quotations for work outside an existing contract arrangement. Topics include variation requests, and quotation preparation.

PRMCL26A -- Facilitate Effective Customer Relationships

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit covers customer relations in the workplace. Topics include prospective clients, and client needs identification.

PRMCL27A -- Facilitate Effective Team Work

Approx 60 hrs 

This unit covers team building and maintenance in the workplace. Topics include team roles, team activities, planning and contribution, and staff performance.

PRMCL28A -- Monitor and Maintain Occupational Health and Safety Standards in the Workplace

Approx 10 hrs 

This unit based on Generic Competency B as recommended by Worksafe Australia (July 1994). Topics include providing workgroup information, participation arrangements, hazard identification, risk assessment, risk control, hazardous events, providing training, and maintaining records.

PRMCL32A -- Recruit and Appoint Staff to Meet Work Requirements

Approx 40 hrs 

This unit covers the recruitment, selection and allocation of work duties to staff in order to meet work requirements. Topics include staff requirements, selecting suitable staff, and induction.

PRMCL33A -- Plan for Safe and Efficient Cleaning Activities

Approx 10 hrs 

This unit has application in a variety of cleaning contexts. Topics include cleaning situation assessments, work restrictions, work methods, and documentation of work variations.

PRMCL34A -- Follow Relevant OH&S Policies and Procedures to Ensure Own Safety and That of Others

Approx 15 hrs 

This unit is based on generic competency A as recommended by Worksafe Australia, (June 1994). Topics include workplace procedures, and contributing to workplace OH&S.

PRMCL35A -- Maintain A Cleaning Storage Area

Approx 8 hrs 

This unit can be applied to the maintenance of a cleaner's room or store. Topics include area maintenance, stock control, and documentation storage.

PRMCL36A -- Carry Out High Level Cleaning

Approx 8 hrs 

This unit can be applied in a range of contexts where high level cleaning is performed. Topics include site assessment, methods, site setup, equipment, high cleaning operations, site restoration and equipment maintenance.

Access Security and Access Management Units

ICTTC005A -- Install Cable and Support Systems

Approx 60 hrs 

This unit covers the installation of a range of cables and cable support systems for security equipment/systems to the point of termination. This work applies in extra low voltage as defined through the Australian Standards AS2201 (1986) environments. Topics include preparation for cable installation, plan cable run, preparation for cable support installation, determining support methods, markout and install fixings, installing support structures, installing cable, clean up worksite and document cabling installation.

PRSAS01A -- Undertake Security Assessment

Approx 10 hrs 

This unit covers the determination of a client's security requirements and security risk. The unit applies to small domestic and commercial environments. Topics include determining client's security requirements, conducting site assessment and documenting security assessment. The unit covers finding weak points and risk areas, and analysing the effectiveness of current security systems where applicable.

PRSAS02A -- Assess Security Requirements in Complex Or High Risk Environments

Approx 30 hrs 

This unit covers the determination of a client's security requirements in complex and high risk environments. This unit applies to large, complex domestic and commercial environments involving a range of security systems, and a range of high risk environments (including banks, restricted facilities, government and legal instruments/agencies, corrective institutions). Topics include reviewing client requirements, assessing the site, and documenting security assessment results.

PRSAS03A -- Specify and Configure Security System

Approx 30 hrs 

This unit covers the design, specification and configuration of a security system which meets client security requirements, This unit only applies to provision of security equipment or systems for complex and high risk environments. Topics include clarification of system requirements, clarification fo site requirements, preparation of system schematics and specifications, configuring security system specifications, and confirming security system specifications and configuration with the client.

PRSAS04A -- Provide Estimate and Quote

Approx 80 hrs 

This unit covers the provision of an estimate and quote based on a routine inquiry, using standardised documents. Topics include determining security equipment / system requirements, pricing and establishing availability, estimating labour and material requirements, documenting a quotation, and confirming a quotation with the client.

PRSAS05A -- Prepare Detailed Tender

Approx 30 hrs 

This unit applies to the preparation of formal tender or submission documentation and presentation to a client to provide a security system which meets tender requirements. This unit will generally only apply to tendering for security systems in complex or high risk environments. Topics include analysing tender requirements, determining ability to meet tender requirements, estimating costs, preparation of a tender submission, presentation of tender submission, obtaining confirmed agreements.

PRSAS06A -- Plan and Schedule Installation

Approx 10 hrs 

This unit covers the planning and scheduling of all types of security equipment/system installations. Topics include determining job requirements, allocating and obtaining required resources, scheduling installation events, and documenting work orders.

PRSAS07A -- Co-ordinate Installation

Approx 10 hrs 

This unit covers the coordination, monitoring and checking of security equipment/system installations. This unit is generally only applicable for larger installations. Topics include monitoring installation progress, adjusting work requirements where required, and checking for completion of installation and correct operation.

PRSAS09A -- Install Security Equipment/system

Approx 30 hrs 

This unit covers the installation of a range of types of security equipment/systems. This work applies in extra low voltage as defined through the Australian Standards AS2201 (1996) environments. This unit does not fully cover the installation of CCTV and locking systems - they are addressed in units PRSAS10A and PRSAS11A as specialist units. Topics for this unit include preparation for installation of security systems, installation of security equipment/systems, clean up worksite, and documenting installation.

PRSAS10A -- Install CCTV System

Approx 30 hrs 

This unit covers the installation of a CCTV system. This work applies to extra low voltage as defined through the Australian Standards AS2201 (1996) environments. Topics include preparation for installation of CCTV systems, installation of monitors, installation of recording systems, installation of cameras and housings, cleaning up the worksite, and documenting installation.

PRSAS11A -- Install Mechanical Lock/locking System

Approx 10 hrs 

This unit covers the installation of a mechanical lock or locking system. Topics include preparation for installing locking systems, installing mechanical lock or locking systems, cleaning up the worksite, and documenting installation.

PRSAS12A -- Program Security Equipment/system

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit covers the programming and configuration of all types of security/equipment systems. This work applies in extra low voltage as defined through the Australian Standards AS2201 (1996) environments. Topics include preparation for programming, programming equipment/systems, cleaning up the worksite, and documentation of programming.

PRSAS13A -- Test Installed Security Equipment/system

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit covers the testing of security equipment and systems, including cable systems, equipment components and programming. This work applies in extra low voltage as defined through the Australian Standards AS2201 (1996) environments. Topics include preparation for equipment/system test, performing tests, interpreting results, determining next action, cleaning up worksite, and documenting test results.

PRSAS14A -- Commission Security Equipment/system

Approx 10 hrs 

This unit applies to the commissioning of security equipment/systems and associated services to the client. This work applies in extra low voltage as defined through the Australian Standards AS2201 (1996) environments. Topics include preparation for commissioning, explain equipment/system functions and capabilities, handing over the equipment/system, and documentation.

PRSAS15A -- Plan and Schedule Routine Maintenance, Repairs and Modifications

Approx 15 hrs 

This unit applies to the planning and scheduling of all types of security equipment/system maintenance, repairs and modifications, including decommissioning and removal. Topics include determining job requirements, allocating and obtaining required resources, scheduling work, and documentation.

PRSAS16A -- Identify and Diagnose Electronic Security Equipment/system Fault

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit covers the identification and diagnosis of faults in electronic security equipment/systems. This work applies in extra low voltage as defined through the Australian Standards AS2201 (1996) environments. Topics include identification and clarification of problem, establishing context and background information, determining likely cause of faults, apply checks and tests, using appropriate tools and equipment, apply fault-finding methodology, and documenting fault diagnosis.

PRSAS17A -- Identify and Diagnose CCTV Equipment/system Fault

Approx 30 hrs 

This unit covers the identification and diagnosis of faults in CCTV equipment/systems. This work applies in extra low voltage as defined through the Australian Standards AS2201 (1996) environments. Topics include identification and clarification of problem, establishing context and background information, determining likely cause of faults, apply checks and tests, check output to monitoring devices, using appropriate tools and equipment, apply fault-finding methodology, and documenting fault diagnosis.

PRSAS18A -- Identify and Diagnose Mechanical Lock/locking System Fault

Approx 15 hrs 

This unit covers the identification and diagnosis of faults in electronic security equipment/systems. Topics include identification and clarification of problem, establishing context and background information, determining likely cause of faults, apply checks and tests, check locking function, using appropriate tools and equipment, apply fault-finding methodology, and documenting fault diagnosis..

PRSAS19A -- Repair Security Equipment/system Faults

Approx 10 hrs 

This unit covers the repair of faults in electronic security equipment/systems. This work applies in extra low voltage as defined through the Australian Standards AS2201 (1996) environments. Topics include preparation, conducting repairs, cleaning up worksite and documentation.

PRSAS20A -- Maintain Security Equipment/system

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit covers routine maintenance of security equipment/systems. This work applies in extra low voltage as defined through the Australian Standards AS2201 (1996) environments. Topics include preparation, conducting maintenance tasks, cleaning up worksite and documentation.

PRSAS21A -- Maintain Mechanical Lock/locking System

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit covers the maintenance of a mechanical lock or locking system. Topics include preparation, carrying out maintenance on mechanical locks, carrying out maintenance on mechanical locking systems, cleaning up the worksite, and documentation.

PRSAS22A -- Determine Security Equipment/system Modifications

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit covers the determination of equipment/system modifications to suit changed client or equipment/system requirements. Topics include assessing client requirements, reviewing existing system/equipment, is the modification feasible/possible?, planning modifications, quotations, and documentation.

PRSAS23A -- Modify Security Equipment/system

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit covers the minor modifications of electronic security equipment/systems. This work applies in extra low voltage as defined through the Australian Standards AS2201 (1996) environments. Topics include preparation, conducting modifications, cleaning up worksite and documentation.

PRSAS24A -- Decommission Security Equipment/system

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit covers the deactivation of electronic security equipment/systems. It does not include equipment/system removal. This work applies in extra low voltage as defined through the Australian Standards AS2201 (1996) environments. Topics include preparation, decommissioning, cleaning up worksite and documentation.

PRSAS25A -- Remove Security Equipment/system

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit covers the removal of electronic security equipment/systems. This work applies in extra low voltage as defined through the Australian Standards AS2201 (1996) environments. Topics include preparation, removing equipment/system, disposal of equipment/system, cleaning up worksite and documentation.

PRSAS26A -- Establish and Set Up Monitoring Parameters

Approx 10 hrs 

This unit covers the determination of monitoring parameters for monitored security equipment/systems. Topics include determining monitoring parameters, entering data and monitoring parameters, testing for correct operation, and documentation.

PRSAS27A -- Implement Monitoring Procedures

Approx 4 hrs 

This unit applies to the monitoring and response to security equipment/system data and information. Topics include observing data and information received, responding to data and information, and documentation.

PRSAS28A -- Prepare A Business Plan

Approx 40 hrs 

This unit covers the development of a business plan for the company. It ranges from identification of services to the requirements needed for successful implementation. Topics include identification of services, developing a market entry strategy, establishing performance targets, identification of support requirements to achieve targets, preparation of financial forecasts, plan implementation, documentation, and review of the business plan.

PRSAS29A -- Develop and Implement Company Policy and Procedures

Approx 30 hrs 

This unit covers the preparation of policies and procedures for any type of operation or activity within the company. Topics include establishing the need for policy and procedures, facilitation of policy and procedure development, documenting drafts, implementing policies and procedures, and reviewing policies and procedures.

PRSAS30A -- Develop and Implement A Human Resource Plan

Approx 40 hrs 

This unit covers the planning of human resource requirements for the company. Topics include analysing present staffing profiles, determining future HR needs, developing a HR plan, and implementing a HR workplan.

PRSAS31A -- Develop and Implement Financial Recording Systems

Approx 40 hrs 

This unit covers determining financial systems and procedures, and developing and implementing financial systems to ensure financial recording systems are clarified and created in consultation with appropriate people. Also includes checking that information is accurate, and reviewed regularly. Topics include identifying financial system procedures and requirements, reviewing financial recording systems, making modifications, monitoring systems and procedures.

PRSAS32A -- Prepare Budgets

Approx 40 hrs 

This unit covers all types of budges prepared for an access security business. Topics include identifying context of budget, analysing current position, forecast income and expenditure, prepare a working budget, and preparing final budget.

PRSAS33A -- Develop and Implement A Marketing Strategy

Approx 40 hrs 

This unit covers marketing strategies developed and used by a company. Topics include evaluating markets, evaluating company capacity, developing marketing strategies and plans, implementing marketing strategies, and monitoring marketing strategies.

PRSAS34A -- Respond to Customer Inquiry

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit covers customer relations for access security systems and services in an office based or telephone situation. Topics include identification of nature of inquiry, researching information, responding to inquiries, communicating advice, and updating relevant files and records.

PRSAS35A -- Resolve Client Problems

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit covers dealing with customer complaints and concerns regarding company services. Topics include confirming problems, considering response options, communicating with clients to resolve problems, and updating relevant documentation and procedures.

PRSAS36A -- Maintain Financial Records

Approx 40 hrs 

This unit covers the maintenance of financial records required for day-to-day conduct of a business. Topics include reconciling accounts to balance, preparing financial reconciliations, and making journal entries. (See PRSIR226A)

PRSAS37A -- Maintain A Cash Receipting System

Approx 15 hrs 

This unit covers aspects of payments and transactions of cash to ensure accurate receipting and recording systems are followed. Topics include processing payments, and recording transactions.

PRSAS38A -- Process Accounts Receivable and Payable

Approx 30 hrs 

This unit covers the area of ongoing accounting activities related to accounts receivable and payable. Topics include collecting information, calculating invoices, rendering accounts receivable, providing accounts receivable support services, reconciling invoices for payment, processing documentation for payment, and maintaining accounts payable records.

PRSAS39A -- Maintain Credit Control

Approx 15 hrs 

This unit outlines the process of credit control as assisting with the maintenance of cash flow and financial liquidity. Topics include identifying overdue accounts, notifying debtors and negotiating payments.

PRSAS40A -- Maintain Asset Management Records and Control

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit applies to the management of all company assets. Topics include classifying assets, recording assets, determining the value of assets, and maintaining the asset management system.

PRSAS41A -- Process Payroll

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit covers general payroll processing. Topics include collecting and processing payroll documentation, processing payment of wages and salaries, preparing and processing payroll creditors, providing information and maintaining records.

PRSAS42A -- Maintain and Service Equipment

Approx 12 hrs 

This unit covers the repair and maintenance of equipment used in the provision of security system and/or services. Topics include carrying out regular inspection of equipment, carrying out service and repair of equipment, and documentation.

PRSAS43A -- Organise and Manage Projects And/or Services

Approx 30 hrs 

This unit covers the organisation and management of a company's security projects and/or services, and is applicable where supervision of a small field work team is required. Topics include identifying work requirements, organising equipment and materials, allocating work and activities, communicating work requirements, providing suitable training and assessment opportunities, and monitoring work activities to meet specifications.

PRSAS44A -- Prepare and Implement Employment Arrangements

Approx 30 hrs 

This unit covers the development and implementation of arrangements to ensure the company maintains access to suitable human resources. Topics include preparing position and job profile/job descriptions, recruiting staff, and implementing contractual or award arrangements.

PRSAS45A -- Review and Manage Staff Performance

Approx 40 hrs 

This unit covers ongoing processes of assessing staff performance and developing reward and incentive schemes. Topics include developing an appropriate review process, develop and train staff in performance management system, undertaking staff performance assessments, implementing performance management systems, devising staff development strategies, implementing development strategies, staff counselling, implementing disciplinary procedures, and terminations. All elements of unit PRSIR35A are included in this unit.

PRSAS46A -- Supervise Staff

Approx 20 hrs 

This unit covers all aspects of supervising staff for human resource maintenance. Topics include supervising staff workloads, providing feedback to management on staffing issues, advising staff on company requirements, monitoring and maintaining effective individual and team performance, identifying and developing individual employee and team potential, and maintaining records. See unit PRSIR34A.

PRSAS47A -- Control and Monitor Finances

Approx 40 hrs 

This unit covers financial control and monitoring financial issues within a business. Topics include allocating funds, managing cash flow, monitoring and controlling activities against budgets, and preparing reports.

Investigations and Risk Management Units

PRSIR01A -- Define Scope of Task

Approx 60 hrs 

This unit covers developing the terms of reference from first principles where they do not already exist, and clarifying terms of reference where they do exist. Topics include identifying task, establishing terms of reference, gathering background information, and developing strategies.

PRSIR02A -- Identify Assets

Approx 90 hrs 

This unit covers the identification and value allocation on all assets owned and used by an organisation. Topics include listing assets, identifying asset status, determining importance of assets, and documentation.

PRSIR03A -- Assess Threat

Approx 90 hrs 

This unit covers the assessment of current, future and potential threats to assets owned and used by an organisation. Topics include identification of existing and potential threats, identifying causes, identifying sources, determining level of threat, and monitoring the threat environment.

PRSIR04A -- Undertake Consequence Analysis

Approx 90 hrs 

This unit covers the conducting of a consequence analysis for each asset or activity being reviewed within the terms of reference. Topics include confirming organisational objectives, confirming importance of an asset, realised threat consequences, and contingency requirements.

PRSIR05A -- Assess Vulnerability of Assets

Approx 70 hrs 

This unit covers the identification and evaluation of protective security measures that are in place or planned against threats that have been identified. Topics include confirming terms of reference, identifying existing or planned protective security treatment, testing effectiveness of treatments, and evaluating effectiveness of treatments.

PRSIR06A -- Assess Risks

Approx 70 hrs 

This unit covers the identification and analysis of risks and determination of risk potential. Methodologies are used to analyse all available information to determine the seriousness of risks. This is a key component to deciding whether the risk of losing an asset is worth it or not. Topics include identifying risks, analysing risks, and determining risk potential.

PRSIR07A -- Assess Security Risk Management Options

Approx 80 hrs 

This unit covers the identification and assessment of options for treatment of identified security risks. Topics include identifying treatment options, comparing identified risks and options, selecting options, and documentation.

PRSIR08A -- Prepare Security Risk Management Plan

Approx 100 hrs 

This unit covers the preparation of a security risk management plan. Topics include confirming treatment recommendations, prioritising implementation strategies, and developing the security risk management plan.

PRSIR09A -- Prepare and Co-ordinate the Implementation of the Security Risk Management Plan

Approx 80 hrs 

This unit covers the implementation of a risk management plan, and includes responsibilities associated with the planning and implementation of the approved plan, but not necessarily carrying out the actual steps and actions outlined in the plan. Topics include identifying key components, identifying phases of implementation, documentation, identifying key personnel and resources, monitoring the progress of implementation and reviewing and confirming compliance.

PRSIR10A -- Communicate Security Requirements

Approx 60 hrs 

This unit includes communicating actual or potential risk. It covers the measurement of existing security awareness within an organisation, identifying gaps and ensuring a program is implemented to eliminate these gaps. Topics include identifying required outcomes, selecting methods, implementing programs, and instigating a review program.

PRSIR11A -- Monitor Security Risk Management Plan

Approx 50 hrs 

This unit covers the regular checking of security risk management plan effectiveness. Does not cover periodic or event driven reviews (or audits). Topics include establishing monitoring parameters, collecting and recording results, evaluating results, and implementation of corrective measures.

PRSIR12A -- Review Security Risk Management Plan

Approx 60 hrs 

This unit covers the inspection or examination (audit) of an organisations security risk management plan or individual measures on a cyclical or event driven basis. Topics include establishing the review process, testing existing measures, evaluating rest results, and implementing corrective measures.

PRSIR13A -- Select Method of Gathering Information

Approx 16 hrs 

This unit covers the selection of a technique or range of techniques for gathering information and evidence by factual inquiries or surveillance. Topics include compiling background information, comparing alternative methods, and choosing the appropriate method for the task.

PRSIR14A -- Gather Information by Surveillance

Approx 30 hrs 

This unit covers gathering information by observing people, items of assets for the specific purpose of determining the activity associated with the subject. Topics include client instructions, confirming assignments, conducting reconnaissance, planning surveillance, initiating a surveillance operation, conducting a surveillance operation, and completing documentation.

PRSIR15A -- Gather Information by Factual Investigation

Approx 30 hrs 

This unit covers the gathering of oral, written or electronically based information for using as part of an investigative assignment. Topics include client instructions, completing preparation, planning for assignment, identify and acquire relevant equipment, gather information, client contact and completing documentation.

PRSIR16A -- Select, Obtain and Store Specialist Information Gathering Equipment

Approx 40 hrs 

This unit covers specialist equipment that may be needed in a range of routing information gathering tasks other than motor vehicles. Topics include identifying tasks, determining equipment and resource requirements, obtaining equipment and resources, and maintaining and storing equipment.

PRSIR17A -- Conduct Interview and Take Statement

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