ACMEXH309 — Contribute to exhibit design and renovation planning
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19 assessable components: 2 elements (8 performance criteria), 2 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 Assess exhibit status
- 1.1Identify current species-specific standards for exhibits and facility goals or plans for exhibit
- 1.2Review exhibit security for animals, staff and the public according to facility safety and security procedures
- 1.3Assess exhibit structure and furnishings in relation to promotion of positive animal welfare and animal’s ability to express natural behaviours
- 1.4Review exhibit aesthetics and access from the perspective of public perception, facility goals and animal needs
- 1.5Assess condition, functionality and safety of exhibit furnishings
- 1.6Document recommendations for exhibit design or renovation upgrades
2 Assist with exhibit design and renovation planning
- 2.1Review enclosure and exhibit development and renovation proposals
- 2.2Discuss and contribute to facility concept briefs for the design or renovation of enclosures and exhibits
Performance evidence
- assessed current exhibit status and submitted upgrade recommendations
- contributed at least two recommendations to a concept brief for new or renovated exhibit or enclosure
Knowledge evidence
- principles and practices of animal exhibit or enclosure design and renovation planning, including: positive animal welfare, naturalistic landscaping, horticulture, including basic working knowledge of exhibit plants and weeds, aesthetics, function and effects of introduced fixtures and features, educational and interpretive functions of enclosures
- security and safety of exhibits, including: public areas and back of house areas, access and control principles
- animal biology and husbandry requirements relevant to enclosures and exhibits
- principles of animal welfare and ethics, including: ability to express natural behaviours, species-specific requirements of exhibits or enclosures, environmental enrichment related to exhibit species
- relevant legislation and codes of practice and facility policies and procedures, including: health and safety, animal welfare and ethics, hygiene standards
- facility goals and plans relating to exhibits or enclosures
- industry standard exhibit or enclosure requirements for relevant species
Foundation skills
- Oral communication: Use active listening and questioning techniques to clarify exhibit design and renovation plans with others
- Numeracy: Complete area and volume calculations relating to enclosure and exhibit designs
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