AHCPRK403 — Implement a feeding plan for pig production
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What an assessment for AHCPRK403 must cover
50 assessable components: 3 elements (18 performance criteria), 10 performance evidence and 18 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 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 feeding plan and resources
- 1.1Identify and follow biosecurity procedures that apply to entering and working on a pork production site
- 1.2Determine feed quantities required from the production program
- 1.3Use relevant laboratory results when determining quantities and ration formulation of stockfeed in consultation with nutritionist
- 1.4Schedule and allocate responsibility for feeding according to production program and other relevant operational requirements
- 1.5Monitor and ensure feed systems are maintained regularly
2 Manage storage of feed
- 2.1Develop a plan for secure and hygienic storage of feed according to enterprise biosecurity procedures
- 2.2Allocate and monitor feed storage areas to meet enterprise hygiene, production and safety requirements
- 2.3Organise rotation and replenishment of feed supplies to maximise quality and meet quantities required for production
- 2.4Schedule pig feeding times according to their nutritional needs and enterprise equipment resources available
- 2.5Supervise calibration of feeding equipment and calculation of feed quantities to meet pig nutritional requirements
3 Supervise feeding
- 3.1Identify health and safety hazards to team members and pigs related to pig feeding tasks, and assess and control risks
- 3.2Check appropriate personal protective equipment is maintained and used by team members according to enterprise health, safety and biosecurity requirements
- 3.3Ensure that feed rations are supplied to pigs and recorded according to feeding plan requirements
- 3.4Ensure continuous supplies of potable water are available to pigs
- 3.5Provide pig feeding advice to team members as required
- 3.6Monitor and supervise pig feeding to minimise waste
- 3.7Monitor and record pig health and condition in response to pig feeding plan
- 3.8Evaluate and report implementation of feeding plan and related pig health and production outcomes according to enterprise procedures
Performance evidence
- determined and documented feeding plan based on professional nutritional advice
- identified at least three health and safety hazards to workers and pigs related to implementing the feeding plan, and assessed and controlled risks
- briefed at least one worker on their allocated feeding task/s, including confirmation of safety, personal protective equipment (PPE), biosecurity and animal welfare responsibilities
- prepared PPE for at least one worker and ensured it is correctly fitted and used
- checked feeding and watering systems and equipment required to implement pig feeding plan are operational
- checked pig feed has been stored safely and securely according to enterprise quality and biosecurity requirements
- monitored pig feeding and identified feed waste
- ensured removal and/or reuse of unused feed and water according to enterprise procedures
- evaluated and documented implementation of feeding plan and related pig health and production outcomes according to enterprise procedures
- All performance evidence specified above must be demonstrated in a pork production site.
Knowledge evidence
- key features of state/territory legislation, regulations and codes of practice for worker health and safety, animal welfare and biosecurity that apply to pig feeding
- enterprise procedures and requirements for worker health and safety, animal welfare and biosecurity that apply to pig feeding
- hazard identification, risk assessment and controls to minimise risks when implementing pig feeding plans
- main structures and functions of pig digestive system
- principles of nutrition, feeding strategies and feeding management of pigs
- key nutritional requirements of pigs, including: - energy, carbohydrate, protein, fats, fibre, essential amino acids and vitamins - variations for weaners, growers, finishers and pregnant and lactating sows
- types, forms and characteristics of pig feeds
- pig feeding behaviour relevant to managing nutrition, including: - herd behaviour - individual behaviour - life stage - environmental conditions
- criteria, requirements, types of and principal considerations for feed storage, including: - pest control - prevention of contamination - temperature and moisture
- features, criteria and requirements for formulating feeding plans and rations
- antibiotic and residue withholding periods relating to feed and nutrition
- types, calibration and use of equipment used to feed pigs
- requirements, types and maintenance of potable water supplies to pigs
- selection, use and maintenance of PPE required for pig feeding tasks
- signs of health, ill health, good condition and poor condition in pigs, and methods for assessing pig health and condition in relation to nutrition and feeding
- types of waste associated with pig feeding, and methods for removal, reuse, recycling and disposal
- zoonoses, including erysipelas, leptospirosis, Japanese encephalitis, worms and influenza
- key features of typical enterprise recording and reporting requirements related to pig care.
Foundation skills
- Reading: Interpret information in enterprise plans, procedures and standards related to pig feeding Interpret terminology in laboratory and pig nutrition reports
- Writing: Use pork industry and technical terminology when completing pig nutrition records and reports
- Oral communication: Instruct other workers clearly using language appropriate to the audience Use open-ended questions, active listening and paraphrasing to gather information
- Numeracy: Estimate and calculate quantity, time, weight, volume, ratio and temperature
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What does an assessment tool for AHCPRK403 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for AHCPRK403 needs to address all 50 unit components: 3 elements with 18 performance criteria, 10 performance evidence requirements, 18 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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