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Elements and Performance Criteria

  1. Identify biosecurity control measures applicable to enterprise
  2. Apply control measures to farm inputs
  3. Apply control measures to support farm outputs
  4. Apply control measures to movement of people, animals, vehicles and equipment
  5. Apply control measures to production practices
  6. Apply control measures to control wild and feral animals, plant pests and weeds
  7. Maintain records related to biosecurity
  8. Monitor biosecurity procedures

Range Statement


Performance Evidence

The candidate must be assessed on their ability to integrate and apply the performance requirements of this unit in a workplace setting. Performance must be demonstrated consistently over time and in a suitable range of contexts.

The candidate must provide evidence that they can:

locate information from the farm/enterprise biosecurity plan and government and industry biosecurity websites, on:

animal/plant diseases and pests that are potential biosecurity threats to enterprise

control measures that can minimise the risk of diseases or plant pests entering or spreading from the property

apply control measures in work routines for:

farm inputs

farm outputs

movement of people

movement of animals

vehicles and equipment

production practices

controlling feral and wild animals, pests and weeds

maintain records for traceability of farm inputs and farm outputs, and monitoring and surveillance data

monitor control measures for effectiveness in addressing risks

monitor work of self and others for compliance with control measures

report biosecurity issues and concerns to management

participate in biosecurity training.


Knowledge Evidence

The candidate must demonstrate knowledge of:

government and industry biosecurity websites relevant to farm biosecurity plan

diseases or plant pests that pose a biosecurity threat to enterprise

biosecurity control measures relevant to enterprise for:

farm inputs

farm outputs

movement of people

movement of animals

vehicles and equipment

production practices

feral and wild animals, pests and weeds

record keeping for traceability (both trace back and trace forward) of farm inputs and outputs

record keeping for retention of monitoring and surveillance data

processes for monitoring effectiveness of control measures

process for reporting biosecurity concerns and issues

sources of information on biosecurity training.