SFIAQU502Develop and implement an aquaculture breeding strategy

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41 assessable components: 4 elements (18 performance criteria), 7 performance evidence and 9 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 Determine breeding objectives

  • 1.1Determine breeding strategy requirements in consideration of capacity of facility, relevant characteristics of cultured or held stock, and marketing and production plans
  • 1.2Interpret and use breeding and production records as the basis for breeding strategy
  • 1.3Assess economic feasibility of breeding objectives
  • 1.4Determine selection aims or goals according to workplace or customer requirements

2 Determine and apply selection criteria

  • 2.1Determine visual and objective methods of good stock selection
  • 2.2Establish criteria for female and male selection
  • 2.3Cull broodstock that fail to meet selection
  • 2.4Identify broodstock and genetic material and send samples for analysis by external laboratory, in line with workplace practices
  • 2.5Assess genetic and disease implications from results received

3 Manage the breeding program

  • 3.1Manage breeding facilities to meet veterinary guidelines and broodstock requirements
  • 3.2Implement broodstock maturation or spawning treatments according to workplace procedures
  • 3.3Determine fertilisation and progeny rearing strategy according to breeding objectives
  • 3.4Identify stock for sale according to breeding strategy and legislative and permit requirements
  • 3.5Select replacement broodstock according to breeding strategy

4 Review the breeding program

  • 4.1Research mechanisation or automation of process or activity, including the use of specialised contract services, and make recommendations to management
  • 4.2Analyse data from stock selection and sales to evaluate success of breeding program against breeding strategy and objectives
  • 4.3Update breeding plan to detail procedures for changes in breeding objectives
  • 4.4Inform personnel on implementation of breeding plan

Performance evidence

  • establishing the breeding objectives based on a review of facility records and plans
  • designing, trialling and documenting breeding programs, including:
  • selecting desired traits and genetic material
  • selecting suitable female and male broodstock
  • developing a plan to implement the program
  • assessing effectiveness of strategy
  • reporting outcomes to a range of personnel

Knowledge evidence

  • assessment criteria to determine the effectiveness of breeding processes
  • basic principles of genetics relevant to breeding program
  • breeding and lifecycle biology of cultured or held stock
  • breeding strategy, techniques and programs that maximise genetic gain
  • economic assessment techniques of production characteristics
  • genetic development in stock
  • risks associated with breeding program
  • options for mechanisation or automation of process or activity
  • options for use of specialised contract services

Foundation skills

  • Reading: Researches and analyses technical information from a range of sources; Interprets laboratory reports and workplace documentation
  • Writing: Records and compiles accurate and detailed stock records; Documents reports and plans using clear language and agreed formats
  • Numeracy: Analyses statistical breeding data and laboratory reports; Calculates percentage per proportion of sexes used, and traits passed on to progeny; Analyses financial information and trends in sales
  • Oral communication: Participates in verbal exchanges to convey and explain information clearly using language appropriate for the audience
  • Navigate the world of work: Works independently and collectively within broad parameters taking responsibility for plans, decisions and outcomes relating to breeding stock
  • Interact with others: Selects and uses appropriate communication protocols and conventions when seeking or sharing information with others
  • Get the work done: Uses systematic, analytical processes to identify and solve problems and make decisions relating to stock breeding program; Uses workplace digital systems and tools to access, organise and analyse information relevant to stock breeding program

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What does an assessment tool for SFIAQU502 need to cover?

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