RGRROP203 — Perform duties of parade official at greyhound race meetings

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What an assessment for RGRROP203 must cover

30 assessable components: 4 elements (15 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 6 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 5 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 for greyhound parade

1.1Review the rules of racing according to legislative requirements
1.2Plan greyhound parade ensuring that all activity complies with the rules of racing, racing animal welfare principles and health and safety protocols

2 Call starters to marshalling area

2.1Confirm race starters and verify identification of greyhounds according to procedures
2.2Verify box draw and allocate race rugs and handler jackets
2.3Marshall greyhounds using box draw order
2.4Check fit and safety of muzzles
2.5Comply with rules of racing, and racing animal welfare, and health and safety protocols and procedures
2.6Report non-compliance with rules of racing to stewards or appropriate racing officials

3 Escort race field to start boxes

3.1Ensure all starters are kept in line of sight
3.2Parade greyhounds according to race club procedures
3.3Accompany greyhounds to start

4 Present race field to race starter (or load boxes)

4.1Line up greyhounds according to box loading order
4.2Ensure control of race field is taken by starter or confirm approval to load greyhounds with chief steward
4.3Load greyhounds into boxes according to racing protocols and procedures
4.4Direct handlers to safe area

Performance evidence

recognised and implemented procedures and instructions that apply when performing parade official duties at greyhound race meetings
confirmed and verified starters and ensured greyhounds were safe to race
escorted race starters to start boxes
ensured greyhounds were boxed after confirming with race officials

Knowledge evidence

methods and processes for identification of greyhounds
communication procedures and protocols within the kennel and racing environment, including: • written and verbal report formats for reporting non-compliance issues to supervisor and stewards
race meeting procedures and protocols for conduct of pre-race parading, including: • marshalling • escorting • presenting or loading greyhounds to boxes
relevant rules of racing for greyhounds, including state and local variations relating to race day procedures and animal welfare
racing industry animal welfare principles and requirements, including: • signals and symptoms of injured, distressed or sick greyhounds
racing industry safety requirements, including: • safe operating procedures • safe techniques for fitting of muzzles

Foundation skills

Reading: Interpret key information in workplace documentation, including relevant rules of racing
Writing: Record information accurately and prepare reports on non-compliance using clear language and industry format and protocols
Oral communication: Use clear language and concepts, and tone and pace appropriate for the audience and purpose when communicating with race officials and handlers
Navigate the world of work: Comply with the rules of racing and explicit racing policies and procedures
Get the work done: Plan and carry out routine tasks and workload, making limited decisions on sequencing, timing and collaboration • Seek assistance in setting priorities • Respond to predictable routine problems by implementing standard or logical solutions

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