Section B: Course Information Appendices Appendix 3: Employability skills summary Self-management that evaluating and taking responsibility for own performance and • contributes to employee identifying areas for improvement satisfaction and growth responding appropriately to constructive feedback on performance • applying legislative, policy, procedural and quality system • requirements for the collection, preservation, security, continuity, receipt and disposal of exhibits applying occupational health and safety practices when recording, • collecting and packaging physical evidence Learning that contributes to participating in professional development opportunities to obtain • ongoing improvement and and maintain knowledge and skills expansion in employee and developing knowledge of the investigative industry company operations and • outcomes learning quality system requirements relating to the taking of • case notes and the preparing of case files and reports learning about occupational health and safety legislation, • laboratory safety manuals and Australian Standards Technology that using IT programs and electronic communication platforms relevant • contributes to the effective to performance requirements within the a forensic investigation carrying out of tasks context ordering and maintaining computerised and manual records • using equipment and resources safely in an appropriate • environment relevant to forensic investigation entering relevant information into the case management system in • accordance with organisational procedures detecting physical evidence using observation techniques and • appropriate technological methods transmitting documentation electronically •
Section B: Course Information Appendices Appendix 3: Employability skills summary Self-management that contributes to employee satisfaction and growth • evaluating and taking responsibility for own performance and identifying areas for improvement • responding appropriately to constructive feedback on performance • applying legislative, policy, procedural and quality system requirements for the collection, preservation, security, continuity, receipt and disposal of exhibits • applying occupational health and safety practices when recording, collecting and packaging physical evidence Learning that contributes to ongoing improvement and expansion in employee and company operations and outcomes • participating in professional development opportunities to obtain and maintain knowledge and skills • developing knowledge of the investigative industry • learning quality system requirements relating to the taking of case notes and the preparing of case files and reports • learning about occupational health and safety legislation, laboratory safety manuals and Australian Standards Technology that contributes to the effective carrying out of tasks • using IT programs and electronic communication platforms relevant to performance requirements within the a forensic investigation context • ordering and maintaining computerised and manual records • using equipment and resources safely in an appropriate environment relevant to forensic investigation • entering relevant information into the case management system in accordance with organisational procedures • detecting physical evidence using observation techniques and appropriate technological methods • transmitting documentation electronically