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SFS CVT 9

Replenish automated teller machines (ATMs)

Overview

This NOS sets out the skills, knowledge and understanding for you to replenish automated teller machines (ATMs).

The NOS covers the following activities: 1. Prepare to carry out ATM replenishment 2. Carry out secure cash replenishment service

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Performance

criteria

You must be able to:

Prepare to carry out ATM replenishment

P1 obtain sufficient relevant information of the days schedule for ATM replenishment

P2 ensure that you have sufficient stocks of documentation supplies and equipment required for the days duty

P3 wear relevant items of personal protective equipment properly adjusted P4 ensure that you have the required identification documentation before

leaving the depot

P5 resolve any preparation problems that are within the limits of your authority and responsibility

P6 report any preparation problems that you cannot deal with, in accordance with your company procedures

You must be able to:

Carry out secure cash replenishment service

P7 use appropriate safety and security equipment for the ATM

replenishment service, in accordance with your company procedures

P8 comply with your company procedures relating to the maximum values

that can be transferred to or from vehicles

P9 maintain communication with colleagues, departments and third parties, as appropriate, during the ATM replenishment service, complying with your approved company procedures

P10 maintain vigilance at all times, reporting any suspicious activity in line with your company procedures

P11 use safe manual handling methods at all times

P12 operate security systems at customer premises, to ensure safety and security at all times during and after the replenishment service P13 carry out the required replenishment service according to your

schedule

P14 carry out the ATM replenishment service safely, efficiently and

effectively, in order to minimise risk to self, others and the consignment P15 resolve operational problems with ATMs that are within the limits of

your responsibility, authority and capability, and in line with company procedures

P16 provide required data from ATMs in accordance with customer requirements and your company procedures

P17 record and report any discrepancies identified during replenishment service using approved documentation and your company procedures P18 remove, and store securely, any surplus items from ATMs

P19 carry out replacement of ATM consumables when required

P20 ensure the operational effectiveness of ATMs prior to leaving customer’s premises

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SFS CVT 9

Replenish automated teller machines (ATMs)

Knowledge and

understanding

You need to know and understand:

Prepare to carry out ATM replenishment

K1 what documentation is required by your company and the relevant financial institution

K2 what items of personal protective equipment you are required to wear, your company procedures for obtaining these items and correct way in which this clothing is worn and adjusted

K3 the supplies that may be required during the ATM replenishment service and how to obtain these supplies

K4 what identification documentation you are required to carry and what action you should take if you do not have any of these documents

K5 your company procedures for reporting problems, and to whom you

should report problems with preparations

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You need to know and understand:

Carry out secure cash replenishment service

K7 what items of safety and security equipment should be used when transferring items to or from the vehicle

K8 how to use the equipment and what action you should take if the equipment does not function correctly

K9 your company procedures relating to insurance limits and maximum values that can be transferred to or from vehicles

K10 what items of personal protective equipment you should wear, both inside and outside vehicles

K11 how to ensure that personal protective equipment is properly adjusted in order to maintain your safety and security

K12 what sort of activity might be considered to be suspicious, and what action you should take if you think that people are acting suspiciously K13 how to communicate with colleagues during collections or deliveries K14 how to use communication equipment, and what action you should take

if communication equipment does not function correctly K15 how to lift and handle goods safely

K16 the functions and features of security systems and alarms at customer’s premises

K17 how to arm and disarm security systems and alarms

K18 the different types of cash replenishment service required by customers K19 the process for loading cassettes into ATMs, and the identification

process used by your company and the customer to identify the denomination of notes in cassettes

K20 what action you should take if you identify discrepancies when carrying out the cash replenishment service

K21 what information you may be required to produce and who should be in receipt of this information

K22 the limits of your authority and responsibility to resolve operational problems

K23 the process for reporting problems that fall outside your authority and responsibility

K24 the process for dealing with items removed from ATMs, i.e. how to store items securely, where items should be returned to

K25 how to ensure that ATMs are functioning correctly, and what action you should take if there are problems with machines

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SFS CVT 9

Replenish automated teller machines (ATMs)

Glossary

In these National Occupational Standards:

relevant information can be: schedules, locations, type of service, financial

institutions, contact details, special instructions

safety and security equipment: secure carrying containers, ATM keys,

personal protective equipment, communication equipment

maximum values are: insurance limits, pavement limits

replenishment service includes: add cash service, cash exchange service,

de-cash

operational problems could be: paper jam, card reader fault discrepancies: broken seals, missing seals, changed seals

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Developed by

Skills for Security

Version number

1

Date approved

March 2012

Indicative review

date

March 2014

Validity

Current

Status

Original

Originating

organisation

Skills for Security

Original URN

SFS CVT 9

Relevant

occupations

Elementary Occupations; Elementary Security Occupations

Suite

Providing Cash and Valuables in Transit Services

Key words

Cash and valuables in transit; cvit; security; automated teller machines; atm replenishment

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