ACMAIM402 — Develop a large animal incident response plan for an organisation

1 Assess risks associated with an organisation’s large animal activities and facilities

• 1.1Assess hazards and risks and potential for animal incidents within the workplace or event site
• 1.2Identify current training levels of staff and/or volunteers and determine needs
• 1.3Assess resource requirements for dealing with human and animal casualties
• 1.4Investigate the organisation’s regulatory and insurance responsibilities
• 1.5Evaluate the organisation’s capacity to respond to a large animal incident
• 1.6Review other organisational plans to determine relationships with an incident response plan

2 Prepare an incident response plan for an organisation

• 2.1Research, collate and analyse information on incident management involving humans and animals relevant to the workplace or event site and animal species
• 2.2Establish incident scene management system
• 2.3Establish roles, responsibilities and training needs required to implement a large animal incident response plan
• 2.4Identify and document internal and external services required in animal incident situations, including veterinary and emergency services support
• 2.5Identify equipment and facilities needed to implement a response plan, and reconcile with the organisation’s current position
• 2.6Investigate and implement options for meeting shortfalls in capacity and procurement of suitable equipment
• 2.7Prepare a plan and procedures following recognised incident management processes and communication protocols

3 Maintain the organisation’s large animal incident response plan

• 3.1Document and promote the large animal incident response plan in a format and manner suitable for the organisation
• 3.2Actively seek feedback and input from a range of personnel to the large animal response plan
• 3.3Maintain up-to-date contact details in the plan
• 3.4Establish monitoring guidelines and review timelines for the large animal incident response plan

4 Promote the organisation’s large animal incident response plan

• 4.1Conduct briefings for all relevant personnel on the content of the plan and organisational procedures
• 4.2Establish a training program and refresher courses as required
• 4.3Promote plan to all relevant stakeholders, and follow up on acknowledgements or permissions relevant to event or workplace

What does an assessment tool for ACMAIM402 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for ACMAIM402 needs to address all 55 unit components: 4 elements with 20 performance criteria, 5 performance evidence requirements, 25 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for ACMAIM402?

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