The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Assess the situation
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Record details of the seizure situation Completed |
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Assess situation to determine risks to self, bystanders, the public and target animal Completed |
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Maintain the safety of self, bystanders, the public and target animal at all times Completed |
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Follow workplace policies, industry standards and procedures and legislative requirements at all times Completed |
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Select and use appropriate personal protective equipment Completed |
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Determine seizure plan in consultation with colleagues and other relevant personnel Completed |
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Coordinate the seizure plan
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Request backup from appropriate personnel Completed |
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Quarantine the area, if required, to minimise risk to self, assistants, the public and target animals Completed |
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Request professional assistance and advice if required Completed |
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Notify emergency services personnel and involve them if necessary Completed |
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Implement workplace health and safety and emergency procedures relating to the seizure Completed |
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Select, unpack and prepare appropriate equipment according to manufacturers’ requirements Completed |
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Ensure relevant licences and permits for the use of drugs and equipment are held by the user Completed |
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Calculate and prepare drug doses for sedation and immobilisation under the direct supervision of a veterinarian Completed |
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Capture animals
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Give appropriate instructions to personnel assisting in the seizure Completed |
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Use equipment legally, correctly and safely to capture animals in an ethical and humane manner Completed |
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Secure, restrain, load and transport animals humanely Completed |
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Unload and secure animals at holding destination Completed |
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Dispose of deceased animals appropriately according to workplace policies and procedures and legislative requirements Completed |
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Handle drugged animals appropriately, examine them for health and welfare problems and, if necessary, give recovery treatment Completed |
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Complete post-seizure procedures
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Clean, maintain and store equipment Completed |
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Store any unused sedation and immobilisation drugs in an appropriate place Completed |
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Notify owners of animals, if relevant, and take any further action required Completed |
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Complete documentation about the incident and enter into relevant organisational management systems Completed |
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Brief supervisor on incident according to workplace protocols Completed |
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Review seizure and capture plan to ensure improved performance in the future Completed |
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Record details of the seizure situation Completed |
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Assess situation to determine risks to self, bystanders, the public and target animal Completed |
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Maintain the safety of self, bystanders, the public and target animal at all times Completed |
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Follow workplace policies, industry standards and procedures and legislative requirements at all times Completed |
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Select and use appropriate personal protective equipment Completed |
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Determine seizure plan in consultation with colleagues and other relevant personnel Completed |
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