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?
Evaluate wildlife emergency
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Nature of emergency is investigated from eyewitnesses and/or inspection to determine what procedures should be implemented. Completed |
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Assessment of the incident is made to identify key factors that may impact on an appropriate response. Completed |
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State/Territory authorities are notified of incident according to enterprise guidelines. Completed |
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Interim care of animals is implemented where appropriate and according to enterprise procedures pending instructions from authorities. Completed |
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Appropriate staff are deployed in interim care for animals according to assessment of incident and enterprise guidelines. Completed |
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Personnel assisting in interim care are appropriately equipped and briefed according to enterprise and legislative requirements. Completed |
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Care instructions from authorities and/or veterinarians are implemented according to legislative and enterprise requirements. Completed |
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Information is collected about the reported situation to determine response. Completed |
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Informants are interviewed to obtain necessary details about the reported situations. Completed |
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Implement response to emergency
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Nature of emergency is investigated from eyewitnesses and/or inspection to determine what procedures should be implemented. Completed |
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Communications to manage situation are established to enterprise policies and procedures. Completed |
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Resources and personnel are transported to site to implement action to enterprise procedures. Completed |
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Site procedures are established to legislative requirements, enterprise procedures and emergency plans to control risks to people, the environment and to property. Completed |
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Live fauna are moved in accordance with legislative and enterprise procedures. Completed |
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Dead fauna are removed from site and biological matter is disposed of in accordance with enterprise procedures and health and safety requirements. Completed |
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Site is cleaned in accordance with enterprise procedures to maintain public and environmental health and safety. Completed |
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Measures are implemented that minimise risk to significant places, area, habitats, species and communities. Completed |
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Coordinate response
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General public and media are informed of the nature of the incident and agency decisions in accordance with enterprise guidelines. Completed |
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Volunteers are coordinated and deployed according to their skills and available personal protective equipment. Completed |
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Volunteers and staff are briefed on occupational health and safety hazards, preventive measures and reporting requirements. Completed |
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Physical barriers are established to keep public away from animals to minimise distress to it and to protect the public. Completed |
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Media is managed until authorities provide instructions. Completed |
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Media is utilised according to instructions and enterprise procedures. Completed |
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Care for affected animals
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Team(s) are allotted to animals according to incident assessment, care instructions and skills within teams. Completed |
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Animal first aid is applied. Completed |
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Role in wildlife operations team is performed according to the command structure and procedures of the management plan. Completed |
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Animal is cared for using a range of skills and according to veterinary instructions and enterprise procedures. Completed |
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Occupational health and safety procedures are followed according to legislative, management plan and enterprise requirements. Completed |
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Determine management options
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Veterinary advice is sought where appropriate and according to enterprise guidelines. Completed |
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Biological and incident data on animals is collected according to enterprise procedures and scientific standards. Completed |
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Management options are evaluated according to advice, condition of animal, risk assessment and according to enterprise guidelines. Completed |
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Where required for scientific purposes and under enterprise procedures, released animals are humanely banded or tagged. Completed |
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Selected management option is implemented according to enterprise guidelines, OHS requirements and risk assessment. Completed |
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Equipment and staff required for return to wild or temporary captive management are sourced to enterprise procedures. Completed |
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Remove carcass
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Where necessary, inter-agency agreement is developed with local authority for removal of carcass. Completed |
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Carcass is disposed of according to authority instructions. Completed |
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Equipment and staff for disposal are sourced to enterprise procedures. Completed |
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OHS requirements are met. Completed |
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Complete debrief and report
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Where applicable, incident management processes for debrief and wash-up are followed. Completed |
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Report provided to management according to enterprise guidelines. Completed |
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