AHCECR402 — Plan the implementation of revegetation works

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33 assessable components: 2 elements (12 performance criteria), 7 performance evidence and 11 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 Carry out preliminary planning activities for implementation of revegetation works

1.1Confirm scope, preferences, contract requirements and goals for revegetation works
1.2Identify statutory obligations and site responsibilities affecting revegetation works
1.3Conduct site visit to verify the biophysical, environmental and historical conditions
1.4Identify site health and safety hazards, assess risk and develop controls
1.5Verify availability, quantity and costs of resources specified in project plan

2 Prepare a staged plan for revegetation works

2.1Identify, cost and confirm availability of materials, tools and equipment required for revegetation work
2.2Assess and resolve site access and establishment difficulties
2.3Assess sequence of works for site establishment and maintenance
2.4Consider seasonal factors and impact on sequencing strategy
2.5Identify habitat development and enhancement requirements for site
2.6Prepare a program plan and schedule of revegetation works
2.7Document a staged implementation plan according to workplace procedures

Performance evidence

confirmed the scope of the project, including preferences and contract requirements
assessed site for opportunities and constraints associated with implementation of revegetation works
established the purpose and client preferences for the site to be revegetated
carried out a site visit and confirmed any planning requirements
developed a plan for the site, detailing the resources required and the program of works, which must include: - environmental impact and mitigation - health and safety risks and mitigation
developed schedules for the establishment and maintenance phases of the project, which must include: - site setup and development - revegetation works establishment period - maintenance - impact of seasons and climate on staging strategy - impacts in the staging strategy
documented the staged implementation plan.

Knowledge evidence

role of revegetation works in the restoration of the natural environment
environmental and biosecurity issues associated with revegetation works, including: - legislative frameworks that govern revegetation activities - compliance with legislation - minimising impact on the natural environment - preventing pest and disease incursion into revegetation sites
biophysical environmental and historical aspects of natural areas, including: - biotic factors affecting the site - abiotic factors and their influence on revegetation and accessing natural areas - changes to the physical and biological conditions and impact on revegetation activities
impact of seasonal effects of weather and climatic conditions on revegetation works planning and scheduling, including: - plant species, supply and care - site access during inclement weather - machinery use - fire hazards - plant establishment phase - site-specific health and safety
ecological principles related to revegetation of natural areas, including: - ecosystem structures and habitat - interactions between flora and fauna and impact on ecological stability - vegetation types and their general characteristics
importance of biodiversity when revegetating for an ecologically stable community, including: - terrestrial plants and basic plant community structures - marine and water plants and interaction with marine fauna - contribution of revegetation works on preserving biodiversity - intricate relationships between microbiota, including insects, molluscs, worms and microbes, and impact on revegetation practices
environmental factors to be considered in revegetation works, including: - revegetation in land based, coastal zones or marine parks - marine, shore and terrestrial species - natural and human threats to places of natural significance - pollution sources and damage potential - soil type and geology for accessing sites and conducting revegetation work
identification, propagation and establishment techniques of specific native plant species, including: - maintenance requirements and practices for native plants prior to and after initial establishment - growth habits and cultural requirements of specific native plants under a range of soil and environmental conditions - site evaluation techniques including methods of analysing soils, waterways and their condition
practical understanding of the advantages and disadvantages of options for revegetation works procedures
workplace health and safety hazards associated with undertaking revegetation works, and the controls necessary to remove or minimise associated risks
contract documents including specifications, plans of landscape works, services, supplies and surveyors documents.

Foundation skills

Reading: Critically analyse scoping documentation, legislation and regulations to identify objectives, resources and compliance requirements and consolidate into programs, schedules and revegetation plans
Writing: Prepare, proofread and edit programs, schedules and plans for revegetation works, ensuring clarity of meaning, accuracy and consistency of information
Numeracy: Calculate quantities of materials and the respective costs Estimate the time required for equipment, materials and labour, and cost of securing these resources

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