RGRROP316 — Perform duties of track supervisor during trackwork operations

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What an assessment for RGRROP316 must cover

40 assessable components: 3 elements (16 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 15 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 Open track for use

1.1Inspect track for safety compliance, including identifying hazards and risks
1.2Install track barriers, signs and/or cones on ‘no-go’ areas
1.3Display track access notices and lights according to procedures
1.4Prepare paperwork for registering track use
1.5Confirm medical supervision according to nominated track regulations

2 Monitor track use

2.1Enforce compliance of drivers, riders or attendants with safe operating procedures and use of personal protective equipment
2.2Inspect gear for compliance with rules of racing, and report irregularities to stewards
2.3Enforce animal care and welfare procedures and notify stewards of incidents, accidents or near misses
2.4Control traffic according to race club procedures
2.5Identify dangerous greyhounds or horses, and direct drivers, riders or attendants to remove them from track
2.6Employ strategies to reduce the risk of potential problems escalating into major hazards

3 Close track

3.1Announce track closure and control access by others
3.2Verify that all greyhounds or horses are off course
3.3Identify damage or wear and tear to the track and surrounds, and report to appropriate persons
3.4Return control of track to grounds staff
3.5Complete and file reports on track use according to workplace procedures

Performance evidence

inspected the track and installed safety requirements to opened track for use
monitored track use and ensured operational safety while the track is in use
announced track closure, verified animals have left the track, and reported repairs and maintenance prior to returning to grounds staff
implemented requirements, procedures and instructions that apply to supervising trackwork operations

Knowledge evidence

organisational policies and procedures relating to trackwork operations, including: ethical conduct
organisational policies and procedures relating to trackwork operations, including: approved gear and fit
organisational policies and procedures relating to trackwork operations, including: use of personal protective equipment
organisational policies and procedures relating to trackwork operations, including: race club security and authorised personnel and permit holders
organisational policies and procedures relating to trackwork operations, including: track condition and maintenance, including damage and wear and tear
protocols and procedures for communicating, including: with licensed and registered personnel, racing officials and others
protocols and procedures for communicating, including: reporting trackwork irregularities and problems
protocols and procedures for communicating, including: written reporting formats
relevant rules of racing and application to supervising trackwork
work health and safety and environmental legislative requirements: hazard identification and risk controls
work health and safety and environmental legislative requirements: track inspected for safety compliance
work health and safety and environmental legislative requirements: safe operating procedures for driver, rider or attendant
work health and safety and environmental legislative requirements: personal protective equipment
work health and safety and environmental legislative requirements: traffic control procedures
racing industry animal welfare principles and requirements relevant to trackwork

Foundation skills

Writing: Accurately record and report incidents and problems using organisational formats, clear language and accurate terminology
Oral communication: Follow racing industry communication protocols with stewards, racing officials, and other personnel; Use active listening and questioning techniques to gather, clarify and relay information related to track supervision duties
Navigate the world of work: Take responsibility for following and identifying and acting on issues that contravene relevant policies, procedures and legal requirements
Interact with others: Use a range of strategies to collaborate effectively and build rapport with track staff and racing personnel
Get the work done: Make routine decisions and implement standard procedures for routine tasks, using formal decision- making processes for more complex and non-routine situations; Address less predictable problems and initiate standard procedures in response, applying problem-solving processes in determining a solution

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