ACMBEH401 — Develop, monitor and review behavioural husbandry strategies
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What an assessment for ACMBEH401 must cover
26 assessable components: 4 elements (12 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 7 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 Analyse animal data profiles
- 1.1Analyse and collate animal behaviour data
- 1.2Create individual animal profiles and compare against known normal behaviour patterns in captivity and in the wild
2 Develop behavioural husbandry strategies
- 2.1Conduct research and consult others to determine appropriate strategies for particular animals
- 2.2Identify and develop strategies for behavioural husbandry incorporating animal welfare and safety considerations
- 2.3Finalise strategies and seek approval according to facility policies and procedures
3 Monitor and review strategies
- 3.1Disseminate strategies to relevant staff, and implement action plans
- 3.2Review short-term and long-term objectives on a regular basis according to facility policies and procedures
4 Communicate effectively with others on behavioural husbandry strategies
- 4.1Contribute to animal behavioural husbandry policy
- 4.2Assist with keeper or carer training in behavioural husbandry, animal training and enrichment programs
- 4.3Maintain coordination of projects and communication with internal and external personnel
- 4.4Prepare and present reports to supervisor according to facility policies and procedures
- 4.5Update animal husbandry manuals according to facility policies and procedures
Performance evidence
- researched, created and analysed a behaviour profile for one animal or one species
- developed, monitored and reviewed one training and one enrichment program, including short-term and long-term objectives for one animal or species
- maintained records for each animal or species
- provided support and advice to two staff members on behavioural husbandry, including animal training and enrichment programs
- contributed one recommendation to the facility’s animal behavioural husbandry policy
Knowledge evidence
- specific behavioural needs of an animal or species, including: - how to collect information via detailed observation, research and discussions with others - natural habitat – environment and diet - normal and abnormal behaviour and behavioural patterns - housing, nutrition and feeding, enclosure or exhibit and breeding requirements - socialisation and conspecific interactions - anatomy and physiology, including reproductive behaviour
- features of behavioural husbandry, including: - behavioural training - enrichment programs
- key purpose, features and techniques used in training, including: - assisting with husbandry activities - accessing animals for health and veterinary checks - interpretative programs
- key purpose, features and strategies used in enrichment programs, including: - goal-based enrichment - encouraging natural behaviours - promoting wellbeing and animal welfare
- animal welfare principles and ethics related to behaviour management, including: - Australian Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines for Exhibited Animals - animal welfare assessment frameworks – Five Domains, Quality of Life, Five Freedoms - state/territory regulations
- relevant facility policies and procedures, including: - managing animal behaviour - health and safety and emergency procedures - animal handling
- facility record-keeping requirements relevant to behaviour management, including: - information management software - animal husbandry manuals - observation and monitoring records
Foundation skills
- Writing: Plan and develop reports using industry accepted terminology to describe animal behavioural signs and symptoms
- Oral communication: Communicate information clearly, and interact effectively with colleagues
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What does an assessment tool for ACMBEH401 need to cover?
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Related units
- ACMBEH301 — Identify behaviours and interact safely with animals
- ACMBEH302 — Provide enrichment for animals
- ACMBEH402 — Develop, implement and monitor enrichment strategies for animals
- ACMBEH403 — Evaluate animal conditioning methodology and program design
- ACMBEH404 — Condition animal behaviour
- ACMBEH405 — Provide individual advice on animal behaviour management and training
- ACMBEH406 — Conduct group training classes for animal owners or carers
- ACMBEH407 — Conduct animal behavioural assessments
- ACMBEH501 — Work collaboratively to manage complex animal behaviour
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