AHCLSK222 — Care for health and welfare of livestock
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What an assessment for AHCLSK222 must cover
58 assessable components: 6 elements (29 performance criteria), 12 performance evidence and 15 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 Prepare for work
- 1.1Discuss work requirements with supervisor and seek clarification where necessary
- 1.2Prepare and use tools and equipment according to supervisor instructions and safe working practices
- 1.3Identify workplace health and safety hazards and report to supervisor
- 1.4Select, fit, use and maintain personal protective equipment (PPE) applicable to task
- 1.5Check and report faulty or unsafe tools, equipment or PPE to supervisor
2 Monitor and assess livestock health and welfare
- 2.1Check livestock regularly to assess health and welfare
- 2.2Recognise signs of poor health, injury or abnormal behaviour and report to supervisor
- 2.3Handle livestock using good stock handling techniques and according to workplace animal welfare practices
3 Implement livestock health and welfare procedures
- 3.1Follow biosecurity procedures as instructed to minimise the risk of disease
- 3.2Handle livestock using workplace hygiene practices to reduce risks from transmissible diseases and general infection control
- 3.3Treat sick and injured livestock or make arrangements to humanely destroy livestock as instructed
- 3.4Identify environmental implications associated with livestock husbandry practices, and report to supervisor
- 3.5Follow workplace animal welfare practices
- 3.6Follow workplace animal welfare emergency procedures where required
4 Administer drenches, vaccines and prescribed treatments to livestock
- 4.1Prepare livestock treatment site and facilities
- 4.2Prepare livestock treatments
- 4.3Move, yard and control livestock and inspect for treatment requirements
- 4.4Handle livestock using good livestock handling techniques and according to animal welfare practices
- 4.5Administer animal health treatments as instructed
- 4.6Record health treatment batch numbers and date of expiry according to regulations and workplace requirements
5 Monitor treated livestock and maintain records
- 5.1Monitor livestock post-treatment for signs of treatment effectiveness
- 5.2Recognise and report livestock health and condition abnormalities
- 5.3Record disease incidence, livestock losses, and treatments
- 5.4Report post-treatment information to the supervisor so that prevention strategies can be planned and implemented
- 5.5Dispose of livestock residues and waste according to environmental practices and supervisor instructions
6 Complete work
- 6.1Clean and maintain facilities using appropriate hygiene procedures
- 6.2Return materials and unused treatments to store or dispose of according to workplace environment and biosecurity policies and procedures
- 6.3Clean, maintain and store equipment and materials according to supervisor instructions
- 6.4Report work outcomes and faults, wear or damage of equipment to supervisor
Performance evidence
- followed relevant workplace health and safety and environment and biosecurity legislation, regulations and workplace procedures
- followed relevant animal welfare practices and emergency procedures
- handled livestock using good stock handling techniques
- monitored and assessed livestock health and welfare
- selected, used and maintained specialised animal health equipment
- prepared treatment site, facilities and equipment
- administered treatments to livestock
- monitored the effectiveness of treatments, and reported issues
- kept and maintained records
- stored or disposed of unused treatments safely, and in an environmentally and biosecurity correct manner
- recognised ill health and abnormal behaviour in livestock
- recognised fear and aggressive behaviour in livestock
Knowledge evidence
- workplace requirements applicable to health and safety in the workplace for caring for the health and welfare of livestock, including appropriate use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
- environment and biosecurity legislation and regulations and workplace practices relevant to caring for the health and welfare of livestock
- principles and practices for caring for the health and welfare of livestock, including:
- water quality and animal requirements
- feed requirements and quality
- workplace euthanasia procedures
- safe handling of sick and dead livestock
- good stock handling techniques and livestock behaviour
- signs of heat stress
- symptoms of ill-health in livestock
- the range of common diseases affecting livestock
- vaccination programs
- treatment batch numbers and expiry dates
- waste and environment management, livestock health and stock medicines
- animal welfare practices
Foundation skills
- Writing: Use clear language, accurate industry terminology and logical structure to record disease incidence, livestock losses and treatments, including batch numbers and date of expiry
- Oral communication: Use clear language to report malfunctions, faults, wear or damage to equipment, and livestock health and welfare issues and treatments Respond to questions and clarify information
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Questions about assessing AHCLSK222
What does an assessment tool for AHCLSK222 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for AHCLSK222 needs to address all 58 unit components: 6 elements with 29 performance criteria, 12 performance evidence requirements, 15 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
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Auditori pulls the current release of AHCLSK222 from training.gov.au and generates a complete package: candidate assessment, assessor guide with model answers and observation criteria, and a coverage matrix mapping every component. A suitably qualified person then reviews and approves the draft in a built-in workflow — consistent with ASQA's guidance on AI use in VET — before export as branded PDF and editable Word.
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Related units
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- AHCLSK221 — Assist with feeding in a production system
- AHCLSK223 — Carry out regular livestock observation
- AHCLSK224 — Handle livestock using basic techniques
- AHCLSK225 — Identify and mark livestock
- AHCLSK226 — Load and unload livestock
- AHCLSK227 — Monitor water supplies
- AHCLSK228 — Muster and move livestock
- AHCLSK229 — Provide feed for livestock
- AHCLSK230 — Clean out production sheds
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