The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Carry out administration requirements
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Details of the livestock to be exported are obtained from, and clarified with, the exporter or producer Completed |
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Effective communication links are established between all parties to the consignment and any relevant organisations or agencies Completed |
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Specific details of the vessel/plane are investigated and verified to attain efficiencies in loading and transit operations Completed |
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Required certification, permit and invoicing arrangements are completed according to exporter requirements and relevant legislation Completed |
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Nutritional and veterinary requirements are estimated and required quantities are ordered according to exporter directions, established industry standards and load specifications Completed |
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Prepare for livestock to be loaded
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Workplace health and safety policies and procedures are recognised, including selection of appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Completed |
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Communication lines with all shipboard personnel for the voyage are understood Completed |
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Exporter instructions are reviewed according to loading criteria Completed |
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Appropriate infrastructure for loading is identified Completed |
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Basic risk analysis is performed for loading and any preventative action recommended Completed |
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Appropriate on-board loading resources including personnel requirements are identified Completed |
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On-board equipment, including the veterinary kit and euthanasia equipment, is checked and deemed satisfactory Completed |
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Load and transport accompany livestock
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Workplace health and safety policies and procedures are observed and followed in line with regulatory and exporter requirements Completed |
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Prepared livestock are loaded and secured safely and humanely according to animal welfare, workplace health and safety (WHS), and exporter requirements Completed |
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Loading densities and conditions are checked and verified in accordance with the loading plan, government regulations and exporter specifications Completed |
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Water and feed provision to livestock is monitored and recorded, and any abnormalities or variance from feed budgets are reported to the appropriate party Completed |
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Regular observation of all livestock is carried out to ensure timely and appropriate responses to changes in condition, feed and water intake, or incidence of disease Completed |
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Injured or diseased livestock are humanely dealt with according to exporter policy, relevant health and environmental considerations, and in consideration of customer requirements Completed |
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Reports are completed according to exporter and shipping company policy and in accurate observation of shipping conditions Completed |
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Complete post-shipment procedure
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Unloading strategies including timing, health checks and documentation are established in consultation with the carriers Chief Officer or Master Completed |
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Pen cleaning and other established pre-unloading procedures are completed prior to entering port Completed |
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Animals are unloaded safely and humanely using appropriate equipment and facilities in line with manufacturer's specifications Completed |
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Specific animal requirements at unloading are identified and supplies are obtained to meet consignment needs Completed |
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End of voyage reports and required documentation are completed according to exporter requirements, shipping company policy, government legislation, and customer requirements Completed |
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Post-transport checks are undertaken according to exporter and customer requirements, and shipping company policy Completed |
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