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Candidates must perform post-mortem inspection of wild game carcases to Australian Standards and other relevant regulatory requirements in a workplace environment under normal operating conditions.
The candidate must: identify the organs, skeletal structure and elements of the lymphatic, circulatory, digestive, urinary, nervous and respiratory systems relevant to meat inspection dutiesperform post-mortem inspection in accordance with the Australian Standard and, where relevant, other importing country requirementsidentify common diseases and conditions found at post-mortemdescribe the symptoms of emergency and notifiable diseases found at post mortemmake correct dispositions for the common, emergency and notifiable diseases and conditions in accordance with the Australian Standardtreat carcases and offal in accordance with the Australian Standard and/or importing country requirementsmonitor restraint, stunning and bleeding in order to detect, assess and report animal welfare issuestake and dispatch samples for mandated testingtreat carcases being held for test results in accordance with regulatory or importing country requirements perform inspection duties in accordance with workplace health and safety requirements
Knowledge Evidence