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Performance Evidence
The candidate must partially or fully eviscerate a game animal carcase in the field.
The candidate must:demonstrate competent evisceration of carcases without guidance or supervisionrecognise diseases and abnormal conditions eviscerate carcases hygienically and avoid contaminationconsistently follow a set routine for eviscerationhandle knives safely and hygienically identify speciesread and interpret required documentationapply numeracy skills relevant to completion of documentationdevelop practical solutions to workplace problems adapt to new situationsmanage time and prioritiesKnowledge Evidence
The candidate must demonstrate a factual, technical, procedural and theoretical knowledge of:
types and causes of contamination trimming requirementsrelevant State Regulationsrelevant sections of the Australian Standardrejection and disposal processes hygiene and sanitation requirementscompany and regulatory requirementscauses of contamination and cross contaminationtime requirements for eviscerationworkplace health and safety hazards associated with the field during evisceration of wild game carcasescorporate requirements for tagging proceduresstate wildlife/conservation authority requirements for taggingproperty/location identification protocols