RGRTRK303 — Provide emergency animal assistance
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What an assessment for RGRTRK303 must cover
36 assessable components: 3 elements (17 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 10 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 Provide assistance at incident scene
- 1.1Contact veterinarian, steward and other specialists when animal emergency occurs
- 1.2Assist individuals in potential danger or risk at incident scene until assistance arrives
- 1.3Assist with catching or restraining animal using safe handling techniques to prevent further injury or damage
- 1.4Provide assistance to supervising personnel who are treating or assessing the animal
- 1.5Apply basic methods of restraint to animal under veterinary or specialist supervision
2 Manage incident scene
- 2.1Identify hazards, assess risks and select appropriate personal protective equipment to avoid injury to personnel or animals
- 2.2Collect and install privacy screens according to workplace procedures
- 2.3Allocate staff members to restrict public access to incident area
- 2.4Give consideration to the distress of those associated with the injured animal and of the general public in the management of incident
- 2.5Use discretion in the handling of a deceased animal
- 2.6Assist stewards and veterinarian in the collection of a post-mortem swab sample if requested by the stewards
3 Transport animal
- 3.1Prepare and transport vehicle and equipment to incident site
- 3.2Select animal loading techniques to minimise risk of further injury to animal or injury to personnel
- 3.3Use discretion in the loading of a deceased animal
- 3.4Transport animal to designated veterinary hospital or review area
- 3.5Assist with arranging transport to designated disposal area after required samples have been collected
- 3.6Assist with cleaning transport vehicle and equipment and check for operational readiness according to track procedures and any commercial arrangements
Performance evidence
- assessed risks associated with emergency animal assistance and incident site
- assisted individuals and secured incident scene
- contacted veterinarian, steward or other specialists in an emergency
- assisted with managing the incident scene, including: restricted public access or view of incident; assisted veterinarian and/or steward; assisted with arranging and transporting injured or deceased animal to designated destination.
Knowledge evidence
- types of incidents, hazards and emergencies at racing and training tracks, including: on track; public areas; stables or kennels; training equipment and facilities
- types and roles of specialists to contact in an emergency
- strategies and considerations for managing incident scenes
- personal protective equipment, including operation and maintenance procedures
- avenues and procedures for personnel to access grief counselling
- common greyhound or horse injuries at racing and training tracks
- manual handling techniques, equipment and procedures for animal restraint, lifting, loading and transporting
- disposal areas and procedures
- race meeting track management operations and staff roles
- racing industry standards and expectations relevant for providing emergency animal assistance, covering: animal welfare, work health and safety and environmental procedures; protocols and procedures for communicating with stewards, veterinarians, racing officials and other relevant people.
Foundation skills
- Numeracy: Estimate weight and volume for lifting, loading and transporting animals
- Oral communication: Issue clear instructions at incident site and report facts accurately to racing officials and other personnel
- Navigate the world of work: Take responsibility for adherence to workplace and racing industry procedures, including safe work practices and animal welfare requirements, relating to own role and area of responsibility; Contribute to review procedures with supervising personnel
- Interact with others: Use collaborative techniques to manage incidents effectively and efficiently to minimise impact and stress of incident to animals and personnel; Use discretion and empathy when dealing with grief issues
- Get the work done: Plan, prioritise and assemble resources to provide emergency animal assistance within required response times; Evaluate incidents and risks promptly, and devise and implement solutions and control measures to achieve outcomes
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Questions about assessing RGRTRK303
What does an assessment tool for RGRTRK303 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for RGRTRK303 needs to address all 36 unit components: 3 elements with 17 performance criteria, 4 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.
How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for RGRTRK303?
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