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Unit of Competency - SE26GE07
Personal
Health, Safety & Security Awareness (Response)
Audience
Any person working within
remote locations, relief and development and or with safety responsibilities for
other staff.
Summary
This is the second of two units dedicated to
Personal Safety and Security Awareness.
This Unit covers a range of information related to
specific sources of risk which can and are encountered by humanitarian staff
within both secure and insecure program environments.
Characteristics of each potential incident type
are covered as well as recommended prevention and response strategies.
Elements of Competency
SE26GE07-01
Introduction to Personal Health,
Safety and Security Awareness (Prevention and Response)
SE26GE07-02
Specific Incidents - Fire Incidents
SE26GE07-03
Specific Incidents - Motor Vehicle
Accidents
SE26GE07-04
Specific Incidents - Ariel Attack
SE26GE07-05
Specific Incidents - Ambush
SE26GE07-06
Specific Incidents - Car-Jacking
SE26GE07-07
Specific Incidents - Arrest and
Detention
SE26GE07-08
Specific Incidents - Armed Robbery
SE26GE07-09
Specific Incidents - Assault
SE26GE07-10
Specific Incidents - Abduction and
Hostage Taking
SE26GE07-11
Specific Incidents - Armed Attack
(Cross Fire)
SE26GE07-12
Specific Incidents - Armed Attack
(Directed Small Arms Fire
SE26GE07-13
Specific Incidents - Armed Attack
(Shelling & Bombardment)
SE26GE07-14
Specific Incidents - Vehicle and
Pedestrian Checkpoints
SE26GE07-15
Specific Explosive Incidents - BBIED
Body Bourne Improvised Explosive Devices
SE26GE07-16
Specific Explosive Incidents - VBIED
Vehicle Bourne Improvised Explosive Devices
This unit also includes access to the
HDLC's "Virtual NGO" Contingency Global Relief.
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