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?
Identify requirements related to providing farriery or hoof care services in equine industries
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Identify basic industry structure, relevant industry associations and employment roles, functions and responsibilities Completed |
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Identify the characteristics of equine industries and the relationship between key industry sectors or disciplines and farriery or hoof care services Completed |
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Ensure personal dress, grooming and presentation is appropriate for different work environments and tasks to be performed Completed |
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Comply with duty of care, confidentiality and security requirements of the client or equine establishment when providing services Completed |
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Maintain knowledge of relevant regulations and codes of practice, relating to animal welfare and safety when interacting with horses and other equines in the workplace Completed |
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Comply with restrictions on advice that can be given and avoid perceptions of diagnostic or treatment advice which must be given by veterinarians Completed |
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Communicate effectively
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Use appropriate industry terminology and communication methods to respond to enquiries and communicate with others Completed |
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Use communication technology and appropriate communication techniques to clarify information to implement agreed outcomes or undertake tasks Completed |
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Engage with social media responsibly according to workplace and relevant industry sector protocols Completed |
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Participate in conversations with equine owners or carers providing firm and clear information relating to equine health and animal welfare issues Completed |
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Follow workplace health and safety procedures
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Select and use personal protective equipment according to the type of worksite activities undertaken, and ensure correct procedures for maintenance and storage Completed |
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Assess hazards and potential risks to self, others and equines, and take actions to control or report if beyond own control or authority Completed |
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Check all safety equipment consistent with manufacturer's recommendations Completed |
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Demonstrate behaviour that contributes to a safe work environment, reflects duty of care and encourages safe behaviours in others Completed |
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Maintain environmentally sustainable work practices
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Identify environmental principles and regulations relevant to farriery industry Completed |
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Investigate own practices in relation to resource usage Completed |
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Set targets to improve resource usage and efficiency Completed |
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Monitor and revise improvement plans and targets on a regular basis Completed |
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Comply with site hygiene controls and biosecurity procedures and protocols when visiting sites to conduct services Completed |
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Manage personal health and fitness for job role
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Assess personal health for job function and develop strategies to improve fitness and core strength Completed |
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Adopt positions and posture to avoid injury and fatigue while working with equines Completed |
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Develop and apply strategies to avoid health risks at work Completed |
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Identify common rehabilitation regimes available following injury or illness Completed |
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