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?
Respond to large animal incident
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Gather adequate information to assess the nature of the incident, exact location and the resources required to respond to the incident Completed |
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Assess feasibility and likelihood of success of available options for managing animal/s at the incident scene Completed |
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Devise an incident action plan Completed |
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Organise external support, including a veterinarian and/or emergency or medical services, according to the nature of the incident and additional support required Completed |
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Select and prepare personal protective equipment (PPE), rescue tool kit and equipment required for the incident Completed |
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Establish and maintain incident scene safety
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Assess human, animal and environmental hazards and risks at scene using a systematic approach Completed |
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Liaise with animal owner and/or veterinarian at incident scene Completed |
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Prioritise required actions promptly according to organisational large animal response plan Completed |
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Establish zones to manage access to the incident scene and members of the public and/or animal owners Completed |
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Manage response
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Appoint roles and duties and brief team members according to the organisation's large animal incident plan Completed |
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Ensure all team members have required equipment and appropriate PPE Completed |
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Organise additional personnel and/or specialist equipment based on incident scene requirements Completed |
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Manage and stabilise animal/s
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Implement hygiene and biosecurity precautions according to organisational requirements Completed |
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Conduct initial assessment of the animal, in conjunction with veterinarian if in attendance, to determine injury type, severity and potential complications related to the extrication of the animal Completed |
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Discuss with veterinarian sedation or anaesthesia requirements to implement the incident action plan Completed |
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Assist veterinarian to restrain, stabilise and/or treat animal/s according to animal needs Completed |
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Protect animal/s from injury during rescue according to extrication technique employed and species-specific needs Completed |
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Carry out incident operations
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Implement plan to extricate animal/s in consultation with team, veterinarian and/or other technical specialists Completed |
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Provide clear instructions to team members about the plan, including techniques, equipment, safety, and access and escape routes Completed |
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Extricate animals using recognised techniques and equipment appropriate for the animal species and incident Completed |
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Release animal/s in planned area and monitor recovery and welfare Completed |
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Reunite animal/s to owner or appropriate personnel, or organise arrangements for deceased animals according to organisational procedures Completed |
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Conclude incident operations
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Recover, clean and store equipment according to organisational requirements Completed |
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Contribute to media communications and public relations according to organisational procedures and nature of incident Completed |
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Conduct incident debrief according to organisational procedures Completed |
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Complete records and reports to organisational standards Completed |
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