AHCTRF207 — Renovate grassed areas

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What an assessment for AHCTRF207 must cover

35 assessable components: 4 elements (15 performance criteria), 7 performance evidence and 10 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 Plan and prepare for turf area renovation program

1.1Interpret site plans and locate services in consultation with supervisor
1.2Confirm sports turf renovation work activity with supervisor
1.3Identify workplace health, safety and environmental hazards, assess risks and implement controls in consultation with supervisor
1.4Report abnormal health and safety and environmental issues
1.5Select, ensure serviceability of, fit and use personal safety equipment

2 Prepare materials, machinery and equipment for turf renovation program

2.1Select and check hand tools, equipment and machinery for renovation work according to renovation program, and report faults according to workplace procedures
2.2Select and safely store soil treatment materials required for renovation work
2.3Select and store turf grass propagation material required for the renovation program to preserve its viability
2.4Identify work site safety requirements according to workplace safety procedures and renovation site requirements

3 Undertake turf renovation

3.1Conduct pre-operational and safety checks on hand tools and renovation machinery and equipment according to workplace procedures and operator instructions
3.2Implement site safety requirements and monitor and direct play area users
3.3Operate turf renovation tools, equipment and machinery safely and effectively to renovate turf surface

4 Complete turf renovation

4.1Collect and dispose of waste material according to workplace environmental procedures
4.2Clean, maintain and store tools and machinery according to workplace procedures
4.3Report work outcomes to supervisor

Performance evidence

identified work site impediments and the required renovation activity in consultation with supervisor
identified hazards and risks and implemented control measures for personal and site-specific safety
prepared materials, equipment, machinery and turf propagation materials ready for implementation
performed turf renovation activities safely using equipment, machinery and materials
collected waste from renovation works and disposed of safely
safely transported, cleaned and stored turf renovation machinery and equipment
reported turf renovation activities, faults and issues to supervisor

Knowledge evidence

principles and practices of grass area renovation activities, including: - purpose of turf renovation programs for maintaining turf presentation and use - soils and soil preparation for renovation - turf grass species and effect on mat, thatch and dethatching techniques - soil aeration and compaction, including core, solid tyne, and water injection - impact of soil compaction and thatch on irrigation and infiltration rate - turf grass improvements using topdressing, dusting, shaving, scarifying and grooming - effect of adverse weather conditions on renovation activities - levelling turf surfaces
effective and safe use of equipment commonly used during sports turf renovation programs, including: - scarifier - sod cutter - corer - slicer - shaver - top dresser - drag mat - fertiliser spreader - transporter - loader, bobcat or similar - hand tools, tynes, shovels, spades, level lawns, and wheelbarrows
influences on the selection of tools, machinery and safety equipment
common pre-operational and post-operational checks of equipment
adjustments and settings for renovation equipment
assessment of safety hazards and risks when renovating turf areas, including: - responsibilities of working near the public - barriers and exclusion zones - signage - personal protection and equipment - manual handling techniques for lifting or moving heavy loads and materials
chemical amendments for renovations, including: - fertilisers - ameliorants - growth regulators
turf repairs and regeneration procedures, including: - over sowing - sprigging - chaffing - plugging - rolled turf/turf replacement - divot replacement
waste materials handling and disposal, including environmental considerations
reporting procedures and requirements

Foundation skills

Reading: Interpret symbols and text on turf renovation plans and instructions to identify key information and sequence renovation activities
Oral communication: Use open and closed questions logically to clarify work instructions Use industry terminology to communicate with supervisor
Numeracy: Estimate and calculate distance, area, volume and ratio

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Questions about assessing AHCTRF207

What does an assessment tool for AHCTRF207 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for AHCTRF207 needs to address all 35 unit components: 4 elements with 15 performance criteria, 7 performance evidence requirements, 10 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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