RGRPSH207Perform racing stable duties

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What an assessment for RGRPSH207 must cover

54 assessable components: 4 elements (19 performance criteria), 10 performance evidence and 18 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 7 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 Perform stable duties and identify potential hazards

  • 1.1Review racing stable operations and procedures to ensure understanding and compliance
  • 1.2Identify, select and correctly fit appropriate personal protective equipment according to safe work practices
  • 1.3Clean stables and yards and replace bedding according to stable routine
  • 1.4Clean, sweep or rake stable environment and yards
  • 1.5Identify and report hazards in the workplace to nominated person according to workplace policies and procedures

2 Provide feed and water to horses

  • 2.1Identify common feedstuffs accurately
  • 2.2Prepare and provide feed and water according to stable routine
  • 2.3Identify, remove and report contaminated feed according to workplace policies and procedures
  • 2.4Observe and report variations to individual eating and drinking patterns
  • 2.5Ensure correct feed and additives are prepared and fed to the correct horse, knowing and understanding consequences of errors

3 Groom horses

  • 3.1Assess hazards and potential risks to self, others and horse and take steps to minimise prior to handling and grooming horses
  • 3.2Position and tie up horses in preparation for grooming, using safe horse handling techniques
  • 3.3Groom horses according to instructions
  • 3.4Check horses for illness or injury during grooming, and report irregularities according to workplace policies and procedures
  • 3.5Clean and maintain grooming tools according to workplace procedures
  • 3.6Clean and dress horse hooves following stable routine

4 Monitor basic health and welfare of horses

  • 4.1Observe, identify and report signs of a healthy or unhealthy horse according to workplace procedures
  • 4.2Follow stable hygiene and quarantine practices according to workplace procedures
  • 4.3Check horse hooves and legs for soreness, inflammation and lameness and report to nominated person according to workplace policies and procedures

Performance evidence

  • followed instructions and stable routines and recorded basic information on at least three occasions
  • carried out a basic safety check to identify hazards and risks
  • identified, selected and used correct personal protective equipment
  • used safe horse handling work practices when interacting with horses
  • safely and securely removed horses to clean stable or yards
  • followed safe operating procedures
  • cleaned at least three boxes according to stable routine
  • groomed and cleaned feet of at least three horses according to instructions, using appropriate tools
  • provided feed and water to at least three horses, receiving specific feeds or additives according to instructions
  • monitored basic health and welfare of horses in stable

Knowledge evidence

  • common horse behaviour, social traits and vices relevant to stable duties
  • characteristics of healthy horses
  • horse housing requirements and types and purpose of boxes and bedding materials
  • purpose of common horse feedstuffs and additives
  • consequences to horse of incorrect feeding, including quantities, additives and mixes
  • indicators of quality and contaminated feeds
  • horse feeding and drinking patterns
  • purpose of grooming
  • types and purpose of grooming equipment
  • grooming techniques
  • health and hoof checking
  • purpose of using appropriate personal protective equipment
  • identifying workplace hazards and controlling risks associated with chemicals, heavy loads, machinery, equipment, other people and horses
  • racing stable safe operating procedures
  • procedures and routines
  • hygiene and quarantine practices
  • communication and reporting protocols
  • relevant rules of racing and animal welfare requirements

Foundation skills

  • Reading: Interpret work instructions and information in stable routines and procedures
  • Writing: Record information about stable duties and events accurately, following workplace procedures
  • Numeracy: Measure quantities of feed and additives accurately
  • Oral communication: Use active listening and questioning skills to confirm and clarify instructions
  • Navigate the world of work: Follow stable procedures and racing industry requirements relating to safety and animal welfare; recognising and taking responsibility for own role and work area
  • Interact with others: Work collaboratively with others to perform stable duties effectively
  • Get the work done: Plan and sequence own tasks and assemble equipment to complete duties in designated timeframes

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