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    Contents

    What this Learners Guide is about........................................ 1Plan your learning .................................................................. 2How will you be assessed?.................................................... 5

    Section 1 Evaluating breakdown and emergency situations ........ 7How are causes and effects of a breakdown or emergencysituation identified and reported?......................................... 10How are breakdown or emergency coordination proceduresapplied?................................................................................ 13What assistance should be rendered to injured persons? ... 15How are the risks and hazards of loads identified andcommunicated to authorities? .............................................. 18What precautions and actions should be taken when a load isidentified as dangerous or hazardous?................................ 20

    Section 2 Consulting with relevant persons and authorities...... 22What assistance and cooperation should be provided toauthorities?........................................................................... 25How is information about an emergency obtained orexchanged?.......................................................................... 27

    Section 3 Coordinating breakdown and emergency situations.. 29What measures should be taken to control traffic and protect abreakdown or emergency site?............................................ 32What personal security precautions need to be taken? ....... 34Why should assistance be requested to minimise damage topersons and property? ......................................................... 36

    Section 4 Completing documentation........................................... 38What documentation and reports on a breakdown oremergency need to be completed?...................................... 41

    Additional resources....................................................................... 43Feedback on activities .................................................................... 45

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    What this Learners Guide is about

    ThisLearnersGuideisabouttheskillsandknowledgerequiredtocoordinatebreakdownsandemergencies,includingevaluatingthebreakdown/emergencysituation,consultingwithrelevantpersonnel/emergencyauthorities,coordinatingactivitiesatthebreakdown/emergencysite,andcompletingallrequiredreportsanddocumentation.

    TheunitofcompetencyTLIF1307CCoordinatebreakdownsandemergenciesisfromtheTransportandLogisticsTrainingPackage(TLI07).Ithasanumberofelementsofcompetencythatarecoveredinthisguide.Theseare:

    Evaluatebreakdownand/oremergencysituation.

    Consultwithrelevantpersonsandauthorities.

    Coordinatebreakdownand/oremergencysituation.

    Completedocumentation.

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    Plan your learning

    ItisimportanttoplanyourlearningbeforeyoustartbecauseyoumayalreadyhavesomeoftheknowledgeandskillsthatarecoveredinthisLearnersGuide.Thismightbebecause:

    youhavebeenworkingintheindustryforsometime,and/or

    youhavealreadycompletedtraininginthisarea.

    Togetherwithyoursupervisorortrainer,usethechecklistonthefollowingpagestohelpyouplanyourstudyprogram.Youranswerstothequestionsinthechecklistwillhelpyouworkoutwhichsectionsof

    thisLearnersGuideyouneedtocomplete.

    ThisLearnersGuideiswrittenwiththeideathatlearningismademorerelevantwhenyou,thelearner,areactuallyworkingintheindustry.Thismeansthatyouwillhavepeoplewithinyourenterprisethatcanshowyouthingsdiscusshowthingsaredoneandansweranyquestionsyouhave.Alsoyoucanpractisewhatyoulearnandseehowwhatyoulearnisappliedintheenterprise.

    IfyouareworkingthroughthisLearnersGuideandhavenotyetfoundajobintheindustry,youwillneedtotalktoyourtraineraboutdoingworkexperienceorworkingandlearninginsomesortofsimulatedworkplace.

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    Section 1: Evaluating breakdown andemergency situations

    Areyouableto: Yes No

    1. Identifyandreportthecausesandeffects

    ofbreakdownoremergencysituations?

    2. Apply,inaccordancewithworkplacepolicies,breakdownoremergency

    coordinationprocedures?

    3. Renderassistancetoinjuredpersonswithinthelimitationsofdutyofcareand

    workplacerequirements?

    4. Identifytherisksandhazardsofaloadandcommunicatethistotherelevant

    authorities?

    5. Takeprecautionsandactionsinaccordancewithrelevantcodes,regulationsandrelatedprocedures,wheretheloadhasbeenidentifiedascontainingdangerousor

    hazardoussubstances?

    Section 2: Consulting with relevant persons andauthorities

    Areyouableto: Yes No

    1. Provideassistanceandcooperationtorelevantauthoritieswithinlegaland

    workplacelimitations?

    2. Obtainorexchangeinformationaboutanemergencyinaccordancewithlegaland

    workplacerequirements?

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    Section 3: Coordinating breakdown andemergency situations

    Areyouableto: Yes No1. Controltrafficandprotectabreakdown

    oremergencysite?

    2. Takepersonalsecurityprecautionsinaccordancewithworkplaceproceduresduringbreakdownandemergency

    situations?

    3. Requestassistancetominimisefurtherdamagetopropertyandpersonsin

    accordancewithworkplacepolicyandrelatedrulesandregulations?

    Section 4: Completing documentation

    Areyouableto: Yes No

    1. Completedocumentationandreportsonabreakdownoremergencyinaccordance

    withworkplacerequirements?

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    How will you be assessed?

    Assessmentofthisunitofcompetencywillincludeobservationofrealorsimulatedworkprocessesusingworkplaceproceduresandquestioningonunderpinningknowledgeandskills.Itmustbedemonstratedinanactualorsimulatedworksituationundersupervision.

    Youwillberequiredtodemonstratethatyoucan:

    identifycausesandeffectsofabreakdownoremergencysituation

    applybreakdownoremergencycoordinationprocedures

    renderassistancetoinjuredpersonwithinthelimitationsofdutyofcare

    identifytherisksandhazardsofloads

    appropriateprecautionsandactionsaretakenfordangerousandhazardousloads.

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    Section 1 Evaluatingbreakdown andemergency situations

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    Section outline

    Areascoveredinthissectionare:

    identifying,clarifyingandreportingthecausesandeffectsofbreakdownoremergencysituations

    applyingbreakdownandemergencycoordinationprocedures

    renderingassistancetoinjuredpersons

    establishingtherisksandhazardsofaloadandcommunicatingthistotherelevantauthorities

    takingappropriateactionwheretheloadhasbeenidentifiedasincludingdangerousorhazardoussubstances.

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    How are causes and effects of a breakdown oremergency situation identified and reported?

    Breakdownsusuallyoccuratthemostinconvenienttimes.Someofthemostcommontypescanbecategorisedasfollows:

    Vehicletypesituations

    collision

    boggedvehicle

    breakdown

    overturnedvehicle

    accidentinvolvinganothervehicle.

    Goods

    shiftingload

    spillageoffuelorotherdangerousgoods

    fireorexplosion.

    Mechanical

    enginefailure

    brokenaxel brakefailure

    steeringfailure

    tyreblowout/flattyre

    electricalfailure.

    Causesandeffectsareidentifiedbygatheringandassessinginformationfromthesurroundingsandfrompeopleinvolvedinthebreakdownoremergency.Whenyouarecarryingoutaninvestigation

    lookfor:

    theexistenceofahazard

    whetherthehazardwasproperlycontrolled

    contributingfactors

    whetheranyinjuredpersonsworeprotectiveclothingandfollowedsafetyrules

    whetherthebreakdownoremergencywascausedbynegligence,ignoranceorcarelessness.

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    Insituationsofbreakdownsandemergencies,includingdangerousoccurrences,anyinjuryordeathshouldbereportedtotherelevantState,TerritoryorCommonwealthauthority.HealthandSafetyRepresentativewithinthecompanymustalsobenotifiedaswellas

    youremployerasalegislativerequirement.

    Workplaceproceduresrequireformsanddocumentationtobecompletedtocoverthespecificsofthebreakdownoremergencyandmayincludeasectionwhererecommendationscanbemadetosuggestwaystostoparepeatoftheeventandactiontobetakentomaketheareasafe.

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    Activity 1: Identifying and reporting causes and effects of abreakdown or emergency situation

    Imagingyouworkforatruckhaulagecompanyandyoureceiveareportthatoneofyourtruckscarryingchemicalsinlargedrumshasbrokendownwhilemakingdeliveries.Yourinvestigationreveals:

    thetruckhasbrokendownonamajorarterialroad

    thetruckispartiallyblockingtheleftlaneoftheroad

    theenginehasfailed;reasonunknown

    nooneisinjured

    thetruckisnotsecured,notmadesafe.

    Fromtheinformationyouhavecollected,howdoyouinterpretthecausesofthebreakdownandtheeffectsthisbreakdowncouldhave?

    Atthesceneofthebreakdownhowwouldyouensurethatthetruckanditsloadaremadesecure?

    Whoshouldbenotifiedofthecausesandeffectsofthebreakdown?

    ThereisfeedbackonthisactivityatthebackofthisLearnersGuide.

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    How are breakdown or emergency coordinationprocedures applied?

    Dependingonthetypeandextentofthebreakdownoremergency

    theactiontakentocoordinatethebreakdownoremergencymayinclude:

    identifyingandfollowingestablishedbreakdownoremergencyprocedures

    evaluatingthecauseandeffectsofthebreakdownoremergency

    coordinatingemergencyproceduresandrenderingassistanceandfirstaidifrequired

    contactingandcooperatingwithrelevantemergencyauthoritiesasrequired

    controllingtrafficatthesiteofabreakdownoremergency

    takingappropriateactiontosecurethebreakdownoremergencysituation

    obtainingandrecordinginformationabouttheincident

    reportingonbreakdownoremergencysituationinaccordancewithregulatoryandworkplacerequirements.

    Brokendownvehiclesareahazardtothesafetyofotherroadusers.Ifavehiclebreaksdownorbecomesunsafetodriveitshould:

    beparkeditofftheroad,ifpossible

    havehazardwarninglightsswitchedon

    havereflectorsorotherwarningdevicesplacedatappropriateplaces,asrequiredbystateregulations.

    Ifyouneedhelpsecuringabrokendownvehicle,sendsomeoneelseforhelp,whileyoustaywiththevehicle,otherwisemakethevehicle

    securebeforeleavingthevehicleandseekinghelp.

    Transportdriversareboundtofaceanemergencyatsometime.Thiscouldbeaproblemwithaloadofdangerousgoods,skidding,brakefailure,tyrefailureorevenafire.Emergenciesmayalsoinvolveaccidents;thereforeyoumustbeawareofthestateregulationsconcerningcorrectaccidentprocedurestofollow.

    Workplaceproceduresdescribetheactionstobetakeninanemergencysituation.Theproceduresrequireoperatorstoactaccordingtowarningsinanorderlyandcalmmanner.

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    Activity 2: Applying breakdown or emergency coordinationprocedures

    Ingeneralterms,describetheactionsthatyouwouldtaketocoordinateabreakdownoremergency?

    ThereisfeedbackonthisactivityatthebackofthisLearnersGuide.

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    What assistance should be rendered to injuredpersons?

    Inprovidingassistancetoinjuredpersonsyoumustworkwithinworkplacerequirementsandthelimitationsofdutyofcare.

    Thefirst-aidwarden,adoctororanambulanceofficeraretrainedtoprovidethebestmedicalhelpandshouldbetheonestoadministeranynecessaryassistance.

    If,however,youareresponsibleforcontrollingthesiteuntilauthorisedpersonnelarrive,usethestandardSt.JohnsAmbulanceprocedureforemergencies,DRABC(Danger,Response,Airways,

    Breathing,andCirculation)whenattendinganinjuredperson.Onlyusethisprocedureifyouaretrainedinexpiredairresuscitation(EAR)andcardiopulmonaryresuscitation(CPR)andyourworkplacepoliciesallowyouto.

    Thestepsusedare:

    D=DANGER

    Checkforanydangertoyourself,thenotherbystanders,andlastlytotheinjuredperson.

    Checkforpowercablesetc.DONOTenterareas(roomorconfinedspaces)whereairmaybecontaminated.

    R=RESPONSE

    Checkforresponsefromcasualty.

    Sendforhelp.

    A=AIRWAYS

    Checkairwaysofinjuredpersonarenotblocked.

    B=BREATHING

    Checktoseeifpersonisbreathing.

    C=CIRCULATION

    Checktheinjuredpersonforpulse/heartrate.

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    Therearetwocriticalfirst-aidemergencieswhichrequireimmediateattentionandforwhichtimelyactionisabsolutelycritical.Theseare:

    Ifsomeonestopsbreathing;artificialrespirationmuststartassoonaspossiblebeforethebrainisstarvedofoxygen

    andbeginstodie. Burns;thesoonercoolwaterisappliedtotheburn,the

    soonertissuedamagestopsandtheseverityoftheburnisreduced.

    Becausetimeiscriticalinbothofthesesituations,allemployeesneedtobeawareoftheactionplanforbasiclifesupport(DRABCasoutlinedabove),howtoperformexpiredairresuscitation(EAR)andcardiopulmonaryresuscitation(CPR)andfirst-aidforburns.

    Youmayneedtotakeactionwhileyouwaitforthearrivalofthefirst-aidofficerandambulance.Ideally,everyoneshouldbetrainedinFirstAidpractices.

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    Activity 3: Rendering assistance to injured persons

    Inasituationwherethetransporttruckhasbeeninvolvedinacollision

    andthedriverhasbeeninjured,whatassistancewouldyouoffertothedriverafterassessingthesituation?

    ThereisfeedbackonthisactivityatthebackofthisLearnersGuide.

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    How are the risks and hazards of loadsidentified and communicated to authorities?

    Atthesiteofthebreakdown,theloadtypeisidentifiedandariskanalysisisperformedtoidentifyanyhazardsthatneedtobecontrolled.Thisinformationiscommunicatedtotherelevantauthorities.

    Accidents,fires,emergencies,chemicalspillsandbombscaresareallhazardousevents.Ahazardisdefinedasasituationthatcanbedangeroustopeopleorcancausedamage.Physicalhazardsinclude:

    noise

    badlystackedloads

    damagetothetruck

    fuelleakage

    poorlightingandvisibility.

    Loadscanbeidentifiedbythesafetysymbolsignageattachedtothevehicles,bylookinginthedriverslogbookandpaperworkandspeakingwiththedrivertodetermineamountandtypeofmaterialsintheload.

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    Activity 4: Identifying risks and hazards of loads

    Inasituationwheretherehasbeenatruckbreakdown,howdoyougo

    aboutidentifyingtherisksandhazardsoftheload?

    Whatprinciplewouldyoufollowtocontrolthesehazards?

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    What precautions and actions should be takenwhen a load is identified as dangerous orhazardous?

    Oncetheloadhasbeenidentifiedasdangerousorhazardous,youshouldmakethesitesafebysecuringthearea,notifythepolice,firebrigade,andanyotheressentialservices.Placereflectorsorotherwarningsignsatappropriateplacesaroundthetruckinaccordancewithstateregulations.Youshouldalsocontroltrafficatthesiteofthebreakdownoremergencytoreducefurtherdamagetopropertyorinjurytopeople.

    Ifyourvehiclebreaksdownwhilecarryingdangerousgoodsyoushould:

    switchonyourhazardwarninglights

    setoutreflectivewarningsignsinaccordancewithstaterequirements

    warnanypeoplenearbywhomaybeatrisk

    followtheinstructionsofyourEmergencyProceduresGuide

    notifythepolice,thefirebrigadeandanyothernecessaryemergencyservice

    provideassistanceandinformationtotheemergencyservices

    informyourcompanywhathashappened.

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    Activity 5: Precautions and actions for dangerous andhazardous loads

    Ifduringyourinvestigationyoudiscovertheloadisdangerous,whatprecautionsandactionsshouldyoutake?

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    Section 2 Consultingwith relevant personsand authorities

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    Section outline

    Areascoveredinthissectionare:

    providingassistanceandcooperationtoauthorities obtainingandexchanginginformationaboutan

    emergency.

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    What assistance and cooperation should beprovided to authorities?

    Emergencysituationscanhappenatanytime.Eventssuchascontamination,leakage,fire,abombthreatoranaccidentcouldmakeitnecessarytosecuretheaffectedareaandrequireyoutocontacttherelevantauthorities.

    Youremployershouldhavewrittenproceduresdescribingwhatyouhavetodoinanygivenemergency.Trainingmayberequiredtoassistyoutothecontrolofemergencysituationswhentheyactuallyoccur.

    Itisimportantthatemergencyproceduresarepractisedsothat

    everyoneisawareabouthowtodealwithemergencysituations.

    Itisimportanttoremaincalmwhenassistingrelevantauthoritiesduringandemergency.Communicatetotheauthorities:

    whathappened

    howithappened

    whatthedamageis

    whatinjurieshaveoccurred

    theconditionofthetruckandtheload thetypesofgoodsonboard

    anyspecialrequirementsforthetruckandtheload.

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    Activity 6: Assistance and cooperation provided to authorities

    Listtheauthoritiesthatyoumayneedtoassistandcooperatewithina

    breakdownoremergencysituation.

    Whatassistanceshouldyouprovidethemwith?

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    How is information about an emergencyobtained or exchanged?

    Somerecordsandreportsareforinternalcompanyuseonly,whileothersmustbepassedontotheappropriateStateandTerritoryorCommonwealthOccupationalHealthandSafetyAuthority.

    Informationisobtainedby:

    interviewing

    inspectingandobserving.

    InformationisexchangedwithrelevantOHSauthoritiesandmaytake

    theformofformalreports.

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    Section 3 Coordinatingbreakdown andemergency situations

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    Section outline

    Areascoveredinthissectionare:

    suitablemeasurestocontroltrafficandprotectthesiteof

    abreakdownoremergency personalsecurityprecautions

    requestingassistancetominimisedamagetopersonsorproperty.

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    What measures should be taken to controltraffic and protect a breakdown or emergencysite?

    Theactionyoutaketocontrolanemergencyorbreakdownsitewillinpartdependonthenatureofthesituation.

    Youmayneedtocordonoffthesite,withsignsandassistancefromotherpersons,untilauthorisedpersonnelarrive.Thiswillensureprotectionfortheinjuredpeopleorotherpersonnelinthewarehouse.

    Broken-downvehiclesareahazardtothesafetyofotherroadusers.

    Theyareevenmoredangerouswhenthevehicleishardtoseeduetodarkness,poorweather,ordangerouslocation.Ifyourvehiclebreaksdownorisunsafetodriveyoushould:

    parkitofftheroad,ifpossible

    switchonthehazardwarninglights

    placereflectorsandotherwarningdevicesatappropriateplaces,asrequiredbystateregulations

    ifhelpisrequired,sendsomeoneelseforassistanceandremainwithyourvehicle.Ifthisisnotpossible,makesure

    yourvehicleanditsloadaresecurebeforeyouleaveanddonotleaveitunattendedforlongerthanisabsolutelynecessary.

    Ifyourvehiclebreaksdownorisinvolvedinanaccidentwhilecarryingdangerousgoodsyoushould:

    switchonthehazardwaringlights

    setoutreflectivewarningsigns

    warnanypeoplewhomaybeatrisk

    followtheinstructionsgivenintheEmergencyProceduresGuide,whichshouldbeinapocketontheinsideofthedriversdoor

    notifythepolice,firebrigadeandanyotherrelevantemergencyservicesasrequired

    provideassistanceandinformationtotheemergencyservices

    informthepersonorthecompanyforwhomyouaretransportingthegoodswhathashappened.

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    Activity 7: Measures to control traffic and protect abreakdown or emergency site

    Compilealistoftransportbreakdownsoremergencieswhichcouldpotentiallyoccur.Foreachtypedecidewhatcontrolmeasureswouldbeneededtoprotectthebreakdownsiteandwhatequipmentwouldbenecessary.

    Breakdownor

    EmergencyControlmeasures Equipmentneeded

    Examples,mechanicalbreakdown,chemicalspill,breakdownputtingmotoristsatrisk

    ThereisfeedbackonthisactivityatthebackofthisLearnersGuide.

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    What personal security precautions need to betaken?

    Whenyouinvestigateabreakdownoremergencyalwaysbepreparedtouseprecautionstoprotectyourselffromdanger.Personalsecurityprecautionsmayincludetheuseofemergencyequipmentsuchas:

    personalprotectiveequipment

    firstaidmaterials

    fireextinguishers

    warningsignsandindicators

    mobilephoneorradio.

    Alwaystrytoremoveyourselfandothersfrompotentialdangercausedbythebreakdownoremergency.

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    Activity 8: Personal security precautions

    Whatprecautionswouldyoutakeifyourinvestigationidentified

    physicalhazardsandhazardoussubstanceswereleakingfromtheircontainers?

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    Why should assistance be requested tominimise damage to persons and property?

    RenderFirstAidtoinjuredpersons,removethemfromdangerifpossibleoriftheyarebadlyinjuredcallanambulance.YoumayneedtohelpfromotherstocarryoutFirstAid.

    Aswellasrenderingassistancetoanyoneinjured,youalsoneedtomakesurethatthesituationdoesnotgetworse.

    Forexample,afteracaraccidenttheremaybedebrisontheroadwhichmightincreasethechancesofafurtheraccidentoralightpolemayhavebeenhitandtheareaisindarkness.Youshouldorganise

    otherpeopletohelpassisttraffictoavoidthesituation.Usewarningsignsandsimilarindicatorstowarnotherroadusersofdanger.

    OnceyouhaveattendedtotheFirstAidofinjuredpeopleyoumayneedtoreducetheriskofafurtheraccidentbyclearingupanydebrisontheroad.Youmayneedtoprovidelighttothearea,putupwarningsignsorusefireextinguisherstoputoutfires.

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    Activity 9: Assistance to minimise damage to persons andproperty

    Listfivethingsyoucoulddoafteraroadaccidenttominimiseinjurytopeopleanddamagetoproperty?

    ThereisfeedbackonthisactivityatthebackofthisLearnersGuide.

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    Section 4 Completing

    documentation

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    Section outline

    Areascoveredinthissectionare:

    completingdocumentationandreportsonabreakdownoremergency.

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    What documentation and reports on abreakdown or emergency need to becompleted?

    Yourworkplacepoliciesandprocedureswillexplainthetypesofdocumentsthatneedtobecompletedtoreportbreakdownsandemergenciesandmayinclude:

    injuryrecordforms

    incidentrecordforms

    damagerecordforms

    safetyrecordforms

    internalreports.

    Thetypeofinformationthatyoumayrecordinthesedocumentsincludes:

    vehiclespecifications

    loadcharacteristics

    howithappened

    personsinjured

    affectsofbreakdownoremergencyontheenvironment

    propertydamage

    whathappened

    names,addressesandcontactdetailsofotherdriversinvolved

    registrationandinsurancedetailsofvehiclesinvolved.

    Allaccidentsandinjuries,howeversmall,shouldbereportedforlegal

    andasinformationrecordsforfutureanalysis.TheaccidentorincidentwillberecordedbymanagementortheOHSrepresentativeandanAccidentReportFormcompletedandforwardedtorelevantauthorities.Ifyouhaveacameraavailable,takepicturesoftheaccidentscene.

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    Activity 10: Completing documentation and reports on abreakdown or emergency

    Inyourworkareawhattypesofdocumentationandreportsneedtobecompletedwhenanequipmentbreakdownoremergencyoccurs?

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    Additional

    resources

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    Thewebsites,organisationsandresourceslistedbelowprovidemoreinformationontopicsrelevanttounitTLIF1307CCoordinatebreakdownsandemergencies.

    Websites

    VictorianWorkcoverAuthorityPublicationshttp://www.workcover.vic.gov.au/dir090/vwa/publica.nsf/Internet+Publications?OpenView&Start=1&count=30&Expand=1#1

    ACTDepartmentofUrbanServiceshttp://www.act.gov.au/accesspoint?uniqueSessionToken=qrryc7qnp1-163314328951835996&action=menuHome

    Publications

    Sunders,John&Thompson,PeterTheAustralianTruckDriversManual1992EditedbyBobMurphy.

    ACTDepartmentofUrbanServicesACTBusandTruckDriversHandbook1999PublicationNo.99/2962AustralianCapitalTerritory.

    VictorianWorkCoverAuthorityManagingDangerousGoodsandPreventingAccidents2000.

    CommonwealthofAustraliaTheAustralianTruckDriversManual1992

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    Feedback on activitiesTheresponsesprovidedinthissectionaresuggestedresponses.Becauseeveryworkplaceisdifferent,yourresponsesmayvaryaccordingtoyourspecificworkplaceprocedures,theequipmentavailableandthenatureofthebusiness.

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    Activity 1: Identifying and reporting causes and effects of abreakdown or emergency situation

    Fromtheinformationyouhavegatheredfromyourinvestigationofthetruckbreakdownyoudecidethatwithoutamechanicpresentyouareunabletodeterminethecauseofthebreakdown.Ifthetruckcanbemadeoperationalortowedbacktotheworkshopthenathoroughinvestigationcanbecarriedout.

    Theeffectsofthisbreakdownmayinclude:

    trafficdelays,sincethetruckispartiallyblockingtheleftlane

    driverfrustrationduetotrafficdelayspotentiallyleadingtofurthertraffic

    delays

    thetruckisinadangerouspositionwhichcouldleadtoacollisionfromanothervehicle

    acollisionwiththebrokendowntruckanditsloadofchemicalscouldcauseachemicalspill

    achemicalspillcouldcauseenvironmentalproblemsandendangerpeoplethroughhealthproblems,fireorlossoflife.

    Itisimportantthatyoumaketheareasafeuntilthetruckcanbeoffloadedormovedtoasaferposition.Inthemeantimethetruckshouldhaveits:

    hazardwarninglightsswitchedon

    reflectorsandotherwarningdevicesplacedaroundthetruck

    trafficcontroltoavoidthechanceofacollision.

    Dependingonthenatureoftheload,youmayrequiretotransfertheloadtoanothervehicletoreducetheriskofdamageorcontaminationtotheenvironment.Ifthereisachemicalspillauthoritiessuchasthepolice,thefire

    brigadeandemergencyservicesshouldbeinvolvedtomanagethesituationandcleanupandremovethedangerofthespill.

    YourOHSandmanagementteamshouldbenotifiedofanybreakdownsoremergenciestomanagethesituationandmaketheareasafe.

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    Activity 2: Applying breakdown or emergency coordinationprocedures

    Actionstobeconsideredwhendealingwithabreakdownoremergencyarelistedbelow:

    identifyingandfollowingestablishedbreakdownoremergencyprocedures

    evaluatingthecauseandeffectsofthebreakdownoremergency

    coordinatingemergencyproceduresandrenderingassistanceandfirstaidifrequired

    contactingandcooperatingwithrelevantemergencyauthorities

    asrequired

    controllingtrafficatthesiteofabreakdownoremergency

    takingappropriateactiontosecurethebreakdownoremergencysituation

    obtainingandrecordinginformationabouttheincident

    reportingonbreakdownoremergencysituationinaccordancewithregulatoryandworkplacerequirements.

    Alwaysrefertoyourworkplacepolicesandprocedurestocorrectlycoordinatebreakdownandemergencyprocedures.

    Activity 3: Rendering assistance to injured persons

    Ifyouarefacedwithasituation,wheretherehasbeenaninjuryassociatedwiththebreakdown,remaincalmandassessthesituation.FollowFirstAidprinciples,makingsuretheareaissafebeforeyourenderassistance.IfaFirstAidwarden,doctororambulanceofficerisavailablethenassistthemwiththe

    injuredperson.Ifyouareresponsibleforcontrollingthesiteapplywhatassistanceyoucan.Youmayneedtoperformexpiredairresuscitation(EAR)andcardiopulmonaryresuscitation(CPR).

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    Activity 4: Identifying risks and hazards of loads

    Toidentifytherisksandhazardsoftheloadyouneedto:

    inspectthelocationofthetrucktoensureitisassafelypositioned

    inspecttheloadfordamageorleaks

    repositiontheloadorhaveittransferredtoanothervehicleifitisunsafe

    determinewhethertheloadisdangerousfromrecordsorspeakingwiththedriver.

    Definitionsfordangerousgoodsincludes:

    corrosive

    flammable

    explosive

    spontaneouslycombustible

    toxic

    oxidising

    water-reactive.

    Loadscanbeidentifiedby:

    referringtotheAustraliandangerousGoodsCode.

    thesignageonthetruck

    speakingtothetruckdriver

    contactingthefreightcompany

    reviewingthedriversdocumentation.

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    Activity 5: Precautions and actions for dangerous and hazardousloads

    Ifyourvehiclebreaksdownwhilecarryingdangerousgoodsyoushould:

    switchonhazardwarninglights

    setoutreflectivewarningsigns

    warnanypeoplewhomaybeatrisk

    followtheinstructionsofyouremergencyproceduresguide

    notifythepolice,thefirebrigadeandanyothernecessaryemergencyservice

    provideassistanceandinformationtotheemergencyservices

    informyourcompanywhathashappened.

    Activity 6: Assistance and cooperation provided to authorities

    Theassistanceandcooperationyouprovidetoauthoritiesvarieswiththeseverityofthebreakdownoremergency.Alistofsomeoftheauthoritiesyoumayneedtodealwithisbelow:

    police,tocontroltrafficandprovidesafetytopeople

    firebrigade,toclearupchemicalspillsandreducetheriskoffires

    emergencyservicestominimisedamagetotheenvironment.

    Theassistanceyoucanprovidetoauthoritiesincludes:

    informationofthebreakdownoremergencysituation

    providingequipmenttoassistauthoritiescontainandcontroltheemergency.

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    Activity 7: Measures to control traffic and protect a breakdown oremergency site

    Breakdownor

    EmergencyControlmeasures Equipmentneeded

    Chemicalspill. Sprayfoamtoneutralisethechemical.

    Fireextinguishersorthefiretruckforlargespills

    Motoristatrisk. Controltrafficuntilthe

    Policearrive.

    Yourselfandaflashlight.

    Activity 8: Personal security precautions

    Ifyourinvestigationidentifiedphysicalhazardsandhazardoussubstancesat

    thesiteofabreakdowntheprecautionswouldyoutakemayinclude: wearingpersonalprotectiveequipment

    usingfirstaidmaterials

    usingfireextinguishers

    placingwarningsignsandindicators

    contactingpolice,firebrigade,ambulanceandemergencyserviceswithmobilephonesorbyradio.

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    Activity 9: Assistance to minimise damage to persons and property

    Byseekingassistanceatabreakdownoremergencysiteyouwillbereducing

    yourworkloadsothatyoucanconcentrateonyourinvestigationandcollectinginformation.

    Assistanceincontrollingtrafficwillreducethechanceofacollisionorinjurytopeopleinvolvedwithcleaningupthebreakdown.Thetruckbreakdownsitecanbemadesafe.

    Fivethingsyoucoulddotominimiseinjurytopeopleanddamagetopropertyincludes:

    renderassistancetoinjuredpeople

    clearawaydebris

    movedamagedvehiclestoasafelocation

    putupwarningsigns

    organisepeopletohelpwithtrafficflow.

    Activity 10: Completing documentation and reports on a breakdownor emergency

    Yourworkplacepoliciesandprocedureswillexplainthetypesofdocumentsthatneedtobecompletedforbreakdownsandemergenciesandmayinclude:

    injuryrecordforms

    incidentrecordforms

    damagerecordforms

    safetyrecordforms

    internalreports.

    Ifyouareunsurewhichdocumenttouseorhowtofillinthedetailscheckwithyoursupervisororyousafetydepartment.