AHCLSK231 — Maintain production growing environments
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What an assessment for AHCLSK231 must cover
48 assessable components: 3 elements (19 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 20 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 Maintain environment
- 1.1Follow biosecurity procedures, including access to sheds and boot washing
- 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 the task
- 1.5Carry out shed heating, cooling and ventilation systems maintenance
- 1.6Check litter and manure conditions and report changes
- 1.7Maintain lighting programs specified for the production unit and report variations
- 1.8Clean light globes regularly and report malfunctions
- 1.9Check feed program is working according to workplace procedures, and report malfunctions
- 1.10Check feeding times and feed rate when restricted feeding is practised and report malfunctions
- 1.11Carry out maintenance work according to workplace procedures
- 1.12Check waterers in sheds and report malfunctions
- 1.13Check and report missing, faulty or unsafe tools, equipment or PPE to supervisor
2 Observe and assess livestock health
- 2.1Check livestock for signs of illness, injuries and abnormalities and report to supervisor
- 2.2Carry out disease prevention strategies according to supervisor instructions and workplace environment and biosecurity requirements
3 Handle livestock
- 3.1Handle livestock using good stock handling techniques and according to animal welfare practices
- 3.2Count and identify livestock
- 3.3Recognise and identify injured, malformed or non-productive livestock, and report to supervisor
- 3.4Treat livestock according to supervisor instructions, and report the effects of treatment
Performance evidence
- followed relevant workplace health and safety and environment and biosecurity legislation, regulations and workplace procedures
- followed relevant animal welfare practices
- maintained environment systems
- observed and assessed livestock health
- treated livestock and reported the effects of treatment
- handled livestock using good stock handling techniques
Knowledge evidence
- workplace requirements applicable to health and safety in the workplace for maintaining production growing environments
- environment and biosecurity legislation and regulations, workplace practices and quality standards relevant to maintaining production growing environments
- principles and practices for maintaining production growing environments, including:
- shed heating, cooling and ventilations systems, their functions, maintenance and servicing, and impact of changes on livestock
- types of litter, functions and impact of litter changes on livestock
- impact of manure conditions on livestock
- lighting programs and impact of variations in lighting programs on livestock
- types of lighting, functions, maintenance and servicing
- feeding programs and impact of changes and malfunctions on livestock
- restricted feeding and impact of changes and malfunctions on livestock
- watering systems, functions, maintenance and servicing, and the impact of changes and malfunctions on livestock
- types of maintenance work that need to be carried out in a livestock production unit
- signs of health, anatomy, physiology and behaviour of the livestock species
- signs of ill health in the livestock species
- signs of injury, malformation and non-productiveness in livestock
- types of disease prevention strategies and their functions
- good stock handling techniques
- methods for counting and identifying livestock
- types of livestock treatments and assessment of treatment effectiveness
- animal welfare practices
Foundation skills
- Reading: Identify and interpret workplace documentation to identify relevant and key information about production requirements
- Oral communication: Use clear language to report livestock treatment and non-productive livestock or livestock with illness, injuries, abnormalities or malformation, and malfunctions, faults, wear or damage to tools and equipment Respond to questions and clarify information
- Numeracy: Interpret basic mathematical information in charts, tables or workplace documents Use basic mathematical processes required to calculate feeding rates
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Questions about assessing AHCLSK231
What does an assessment tool for AHCLSK231 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for AHCLSK231 needs to address all 48 unit components: 3 elements with 19 performance criteria, 6 performance evidence requirements, 20 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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Related units
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- AHCLSK221 — Assist with feeding in a production system
- AHCLSK222 — Care for health and welfare of livestock
- 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
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