ACMARM410 — Develop and implement animal management initiatives

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What an assessment for ACMARM410 must cover

32 assessable components: 4 elements (18 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 8 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Assess levels of compliance and community engagement

1.1Confirm organisational strategic goals and plans
1.2Obtain information to identify areas of improvement or compliance issues related to domestic animal management
1.3Explore and identify social issues surrounding pet ownership and caretaking
1.4Assess community awareness and/or engagement, identifying behaviours that need to change and target audience
1.5Identify the potential benefits and barriers to community engagement for improving compliance

2 Identify strategies for implementing initiatives

2.1Explore a range of strategies to increase community engagement and effect behaviour change relevant to animal management in the community
2.2Investigate community resources currently available and explore opportunities for collaboration with other organisations to assist with better engagement
2.3Identify potential strategies to address identified compliance issues or areas needing improvement
2.4Engage team members to review and decide on strategies
2.5Confirm the proposed initiative and selected strategies align with organisational goals and plans

3 Document a project action plan

3.1Document strategies in a project action plan
3.2Set targets and develop key performance indicators for compliance issues or areas of need
3.3Seek input and feedback from team members for improvements and feasibility of campaign, and make required adjustments
3.4Present documented project action plan to relevant personnel

4 Implement and review the project action plan

4.1Implement actions in the project plan
4.2Collect data and information to review the impact of the plan over specified timeframe
4.3Analyse collated information and data to determine the key performance indicators achieved
4.4Evaluate the outcomes of the plan and make recommendations for future plans

Performance evidence

reviewed available information to identify areas requiring improvement or compliance issues related to animal management
prepared and implemented a project action plan aligned to the organisation or community’s goals for an identified issue
provided a verbal and written presentation summarising the project action plan to at least two stakeholders
reviewed collated information over a defined period, evaluated outcomes of the plan and made at least two recommendations for future action.

Knowledge evidence

relevant local bylaws and state/territory domestic animal regulations and associated legislation or community agreements in remote communities
range of strategic and operational plans available in the workplace
approaches to monitoring and collating information on compliance, including: reviewing information on complaints – reports (formal/informal) and/or data; checks for registration compliance, microchip registries, breed registries; checking media/social media for advertisements; use of statistical data in monitoring compliance and measuring performance outcomes
overview of common areas of coverage of domestic animal management, including: responsible pet ownership; compliance with regulations and related legislation; specific issues or incidents – roaming/nuisance animals, dog attacks, and dangerous, menacing and restricted breed dogs; reasons for euthanasia rates for dogs and cats; registration and identification of dogs and cats
potential benefits of community engagement, including: increase in public perceptions of safety; tendency towards a reduction in non-compliance; increased reclaim rates by owners; increase in community perceptions and confidence in local council activities and/or officers; improvement in animal management officers’ attitudes and job satisfaction; improved animal welfare outcomes; increased human-animal bond
types of strategies used for community engagement to effect behaviour change, including: increased presence and random patrols (proactive); acting on complaints (reactive); advertising, marketing, social media and/or signage; community education, targeted training and/or resources; amnesty periods, price incentives and/or free products; collaboration with other organisations and/or use of intermediaries, including veterinarians, schools, shops and/or welfare agencies
target audiences, including: animal owners; owners of different demographic/socio-economic groups; users of specific locations (parks and/or beaches)
formats for documenting an action plan.

Foundation skills

Reading: Interpret information accurately in community engagement and compliance documents to identify potential areas of improvement
Numeracy: Calculate percentage, average and ratio Interpret trends in statistical data related to domestic animal management compliance

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