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?
Prepare for incident response
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Assess hazards and associated risks to people and animals, and discuss with team members, including the veterinarian Completed |
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Participate in team briefing about incident action plan, objectives and roles Completed |
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Confirm incident controller's instructions and follow organisational procedures to meet plan objectives Completed |
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Manage animal owner, unauthorised personnel and/or spectators Completed |
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Establish animal containment and/or release areas Completed |
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Monitor safety and maintain situational awareness at all stages Completed |
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Select appropriate manual manipulation technique/s for incident and animal Completed |
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Prepare to move a large animal
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Select and fit appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) Completed |
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Prepare operational equipment required for technique, and check condition and serviceability Completed |
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Maintain safety requirements relating to hygiene and biosecurity according to regulatory and organisational requirements Completed |
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Monitor animal behaviour at all stages and maintain situational awareness to ensure safety of self, others and animals Completed |
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Assist with set-up of incident scene, including planned release area for animal and escape routes for team members Completed |
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Assist veterinarian with animal restraint and to stabilise the animal according to instructions Completed |
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Discuss with veterinarian the need for sedation or anaesthetics to implement the action plan and for animal handling Completed |
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Rig large animal
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Approach animal calmly, and adopt a safe position to handle and move the animal according to technique employed Completed |
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Maintain control of the animal's head Completed |
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Place slings and/or straps in correct position for animal species and technique using appropriate aids and equipment Completed |
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Use manual manipulation techniques to move a large animal safely
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Work in haul team to pull or manoeuvre the animal towards the planned location according to instructions Completed |
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Safely manoeuvre animal to agreed location using a rescue glide or other appropriate equipment where needed Completed |
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Cooperate and communicate with team members to ensure safety, and minimal stress to the animal Completed |
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Release large animal safely
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Remove the sling and ropes in reverse order, maintaining a safe system of work and avoiding unnecessary stimulation of the animal Completed |
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Reposition animal to aid recovery Completed |
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Ensure the animal is released in a planned location for monitoring during recovery phase Completed |
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Handle deceased animal, where required, safely and with dignity Completed |
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