ACMGEN306 — Provide advice on aquatic animal selection and general care
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What an assessment for ACMGEN306 must cover
46 assessable components: 5 elements (18 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 22 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 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 Provide information and advice on aquatic animal selection
- 1.1Use interpersonal skills effectively to engage clients and identify their requirements
- 1.2Provide information on level of care required by varied species of aquatic animals
- 1.3Provide advice on suitability of the selected species to meet client’s requirements
2 Advise on housing and environmental requirements
- 2.1Discuss appropriate housing and shelter requirements for selected species
- 2.2Identify and recommend water features and landscaping requirements to suit requirements of species
- 2.3Explain set-up and maintenance of housing, and demonstrate according to requirements
- 2.4Provide advice on the introduction of species to a new environment
3 Advise on aquatic support systems
- 3.1Identify systems and demonstrate to client
- 3.2Evaluate systems and make recommendations to client
- 3.3Discuss additional equipment and related services, and demonstrate as required
- 3.4Provide advice and instructions to client on safe, low stress transportation of species and equipment
4 Advise on health, nutritional and welfare requirements
- 4.1Discuss the environmental health requirements of the species with the client
- 4.2Provide information on recommended preventative treatments for the selected species
- 4.3Explain the dietary requirements for the selected species
- 4.4Discuss the animal’s social and enrichment needs, considering those that impact on behaviour and welfare
5 Complete aquatic animal sales transactions
- 5.1Complete sales of animal, services and/or products according to workplace policies and procedures
- 5.2Confirm compliance with legislative requirements for the sale or transportation of the selected species
- 5.3Maintain records and follow up with client according to workplace policies and procedures
Performance evidence
- provided advice about the selection and care of aquatic animal species to at least five different clients
- provided care advice for three different aquatic animal species, including transportation, nutrition, housing, welfare and social requirements
- completed at least three transactions of services, products or aquatic animals, and maintained accurate workplace records for each.
Knowledge evidence
- aquatic species commonly held or relevant to sector, including common names, key features and behavioural characteristics
- types of aquatic animals, including:
- fish
- aquatic invertebrates (including crustaceans and corals)
- amphibians
- turtles
- relevant commonly held products and additional services provided
- relevant legislation relating to the sale, transportation and ownership of aquatic animals
- basic aquatic animal biology
- general husbandry and care requirements of commonly selected aquatic animal species, including:
- nutritional requirements
- feeding techniques for a range of species
- housing requirements and general maintenance and cleaning of aquaria
- welfare, enrichment and social needs
- safe and low stress aquatic animal handling techniques
- health requirements, including preventative care
- common diseases and treatment strategies
- species compatibility
- principles of animal ethics and welfare as they apply to aquatic animals
- workplace communication procedures and systems, including sales techniques
- workplace health and safety requirements, including hygiene standards and environmental sustainability relevant to the aquatic animal care
- key requirements of Commonwealth and relevant state/territory legislation, licensing and codes of practice related to aquatic animal species, biosecurity, health and safety, and animal welfare.
Foundation skills
- Reading: Interpret accurately industry terminology about aquatic species and nutritional needs from valid sources Accurately interpret product information and instructions on animal products and animal care equipment
- Oral communication: Use open-ended questioning, active listening, and paraphrasing and summarising to gather information and determine client requirements
- Numeracy: Calculate volume, weight, area, percentage, ratio, time and application rates Accurately calculate quantities, prices and sales related data
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