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?
Determine special needs of individual equines
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Identify hoof defects or conformation problems that may be fixed or alleviated by a farrier Completed |
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Determine the types of remedial, orthopaedic or therapeutic shoes or modifications, or hoof protection that may fix or alleviate the problem Completed |
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Identify potential problems that can be remedied by a farrier Completed |
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Determine the hoof care needs of foals and young equines Completed |
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Report conditions requiring higher-level investigation or treatment to other farriers, veterinarians or equine professionals Completed |
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Arrange remedial actions
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Review equine symptoms and diagnostic images in consultation with the veterinarian Completed |
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Determine course of action and establish treatment regimen in consultation with a veterinarian and/or other equine professional Completed |
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Discuss and assess the implications of proposed actions Completed |
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Fabricate or modify remedial or orthopaedic and therapeutic shoes and/or other hoof protection products Completed |
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Trim and repair hooves
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Handle equines safely and select personal protective equipment according to safe work practices, and monitor behaviour to reduce risks to equine, handlers and self Completed |
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Trim and prepare hooves in a safe manner without injury to equine Completed |
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Identify and perform hoof reconstruction procedures according to hoof care plan developed in consultation with veterinarian Completed |
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Check work to ensure hoof preparation meets quality outcomes Completed |
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Fit remedial shoes and/or hoof protection
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Select tools, equipment and materials required for fitting remedial shoes and/or other hoof protection Completed |
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Shape, fit and/or adjust remedial shoes and/or other hoof protection according to plan Completed |
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Fit remedial shoes and/or other hoof protection to fore and hind feet and assess the need for any final adjustments Completed |
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Make final adjustments to the shape and size of the remedial shoes and/or other hoof protection Completed |
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Monitor risks and maintain safety of equine, self and others throughout the procedure Completed |
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Attach shoes or hoof protection and finish shoeing process
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Select tools and materials suitable for attaching and clenching shoes or securing other hoof protection Completed |
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Attach shoe and/or other hoof protection safely, securely and in the correct position Completed |
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Finish the hoof and assess the finished job and the welfare of the equine Completed |
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Identify any signs of lameness by trotting the equine in a safe manner Completed |
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Advise of actions taken and future hoof care requirements Completed |
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Maintain service records according to workplace practices Completed |
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