AMPQUA409 — Review or develop an Emergency Animal Disease Response Plan

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29 assessable components: 3 elements (16 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 9 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 Source relevant documentation for EADRP

1.1Identify sections of the Australian Veterinary Emergency Plan (AUSVETPLAN) applicable to emergency animal disease responses at meat processing premises
1.2Identify regulations, Australian Standards, templates and guidance information applicable to emergency animal disease responses at meat processing premises
1.3Locate the current EADRP or documents relevant to emergency animal disease response
1.4Determine current key contact authorities for responding to emergency animal disease events and their scope of responsibility

2 Develop or update EADRP

2.1Establish scope, development or updating process, team and timelines
2.2Identify and brief personnel involved in the development or updating process
2.3Develop or review EADRP according to Chapter 2 AUSVETPLAN Enterprise Manual Meat Processing – Risk reduction and contingency planning
2.4Develop or review EADRP according to Chapter 3 AUSVETPLAN Enterprise Manual Meat Processing – Response plans in a declared area
2.5Develop or review EADRP according to Chapter 4 AUSVETPLAN Enterprise Manual Meat Processing – Response plans in an infected or dangerous contact premises
2.6Develop or review appendices as appropriate to the workplace
2.7Complete ancillary documents as appropriate to the workplace

3 Test EADRP

3.1Check for plan scope, accuracy and compliance with relevant AUSVETPLAN guidelines and regulations
3.2Engage relevant personnel to check viability of plan
3.3Use simulation or desktop audit to review responses for emergency animal diseases
3.4Establish or follow plan review and updating process
3.5Ensure EADRP is incorporated into Approved Arrangement

Performance evidence

There must be evidence that the individual has reviewed or developed at least one Emergency Animal Disease Response Plan (EADRP) for a workplace operating as a meat processing premises.

Knowledge evidence

sections of the Australian Veterinary Emergency Plan (AUSVETPLAN) relevant to the workplace EADRP in meat processing premises, including: • risk reduction and contingency planning • response plans in a declared area • response plans in an infected or dangerous contact premises
the differences between notifiable and emergency diseases covered by the Emergency Animal Disease Response Agreement
location of information setting out required responses to listed emergency animal diseases
regulatory requirements relevant to reviewing or developing the EADRP in meat processing premises
roles and responsibilities of key personnel, including external personnel, during an emergency animal disease event
required sections of an EADRP in meat processing premises
common ancillary documents required for an EADRP, including flow charts, individual job cards, site maps, supplier lists and relevant signage
National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) tags and warning status to identify affected animals
how to deal with affected animals that have missing NLIS tags.

Foundation skills

Reading: Interpret information from workplace and regulatory texts
Writing: Produce documents according to set requirements using digital format
Oral communication: Use language appropriate to audience to provide or seek information Use listening skills during discussion to seek opinions and interpretations of others

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