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Evidence Guide: AHCPGD204 - Transplant small trees

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AHCPGD204 - Transplant small trees

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Prepare for tree or shrub removal

  1. Confirm transplanting instructions confirmed with the supervisor
  2. Identify work health and safety hazards and report to the supervisor
  3. Locate all underground services as outlined by supply authorities
  4. Prepare and use tools and equipment appropriate to the task being undertaken
  5. Select and use suitable personal protective equipment (PPE)
Confirm transplanting instructions confirmed with the supervisor

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Identify work health and safety hazards and report to the supervisor

Completed
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Locate all underground services as outlined by supply authorities

Completed
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Prepare and use tools and equipment appropriate to the task being undertaken

Completed
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Select and use suitable personal protective equipment (PPE)

Completed
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Prepare tree or shrub and undertake earthworks for removal

  1. Prepare crown as required by the species and time of removal
  2. Clear and water site prior to transplanting
  3. Confirm root ball width and depth with the supervisor to ensure the root system can colonise new ground, depending on the needs of the species and size of the specimen
Prepare crown as required by the species and time of removal

Completed
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Clear and water site prior to transplanting

Completed
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Confirm root ball width and depth with the supervisor to ensure the root system can colonise new ground, depending on the needs of the species and size of the specimen

Completed
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Remove tree or shrub from original site

  1. Excavate the soil around the root zone
  2. Prune tree roots where required to meet the appropriate Australian Standard
  3. Stabilise tree as the root system is undercut and apply anti-transpirants as a root soak or foliar spray to ensure viability of the plant is maintained
  4. Bind root ball with appropriate material to ensure adequate soil is retained and kept moist prior to transportation and installation
  5. Lift tree and secure for potential storage or transportation using safe lifting techniques
  6. Prepare and handle tree or shrub to minimise damage during handling and transportation
Excavate the soil around the root zone

Completed
Date:

Teacher:		 Evidence:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Prune tree roots where required to meet the appropriate Australian Standard

Completed
Date:

Teacher:		 Evidence:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stabilise tree as the root system is undercut and apply anti-transpirants as a root soak or foliar spray to ensure viability of the plant is maintained

Completed
Date:

Teacher:		 Evidence:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bind root ball with appropriate material to ensure adequate soil is retained and kept moist prior to transportation and installation

Completed
Date:

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Lift tree and secure for potential storage or transportation using safe lifting techniques

Completed
Date:

Teacher:		 Evidence:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Prepare and handle tree or shrub to minimise damage during handling and transportation

Completed
Date:

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Replant tree or shrub in new environment

  1. Provide appropriate drainage to ensure root system survival is maintained according to the needs of the species and conditions of the planting site
  2. Modify soil according to the cultural requirements of the species
  3. Plant tree or shrub in prepared hole
  4. Install plant support devices as instructed
Provide appropriate drainage to ensure root system survival is maintained according to the needs of the species and conditions of the planting site

Completed
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Modify soil according to the cultural requirements of the species

Completed
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Plant tree or shrub in prepared hole

Completed
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Install plant support devices as instructed

Completed
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Complete transplant operation

  1. Maintain transplanted plant with regular aftercare activities appropriate to the requirements of the species
  2. Clean, maintain and store tools and equipment
  3. Collect waste and dispose of or recycle to minimise damage to the external environment
  4. Maintain records of transplant
Maintain transplanted plant with regular aftercare activities appropriate to the requirements of the species

Completed
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Clean, maintain and store tools and equipment

Completed
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Collect waste and dispose of or recycle to minimise damage to the external environment

Completed
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Maintain records of transplant

Completed
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Assessed

Teacher: ___________________________________ Date: _________

Signature: ________________________________________________

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Instructions to Assessors

Evidence Guide

Element

Performance criteria

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1. Prepare for tree or shrub removal

1.1 Confirm transplanting instructions confirmed with the supervisor

1.2 Identify work health and safety hazards and report to the supervisor

1.3 Locate all underground services as outlined by supply authorities

1.4 Prepare and use tools and equipment appropriate to the task being undertaken

1.5 Select and use suitable personal protective equipment (PPE)

2. Prepare tree or shrub and undertake earthworks for removal

2.1 Prepare crown as required by the species and time of removal

2.2 Clear and water site prior to transplanting

2.3 Confirm root ball width and depth with the supervisor to ensure the root system can colonise new ground, depending on the needs of the species and size of the specimen

3. Remove tree or shrub from original site

3.1 Excavate the soil around the root zone

3.2 Prune tree roots where required to meet the appropriate Australian Standard

3.3 Stabilise tree as the root system is undercut and apply anti-transpirants as a root soak or foliar spray to ensure viability of the plant is maintained

3.4 Bind root ball with appropriate material to ensure adequate soil is retained and kept moist prior to transportation and installation

3.5 Lift tree and secure for potential storage or transportation using safe lifting techniques

3.6 Prepare and handle tree or shrub to minimise damage during handling and transportation

4. Replant tree or shrub in new environment

4.1 Provide appropriate drainage to ensure root system survival is maintained according to the needs of the species and conditions of the planting site

4.2 Modify soil according to the cultural requirements of the species

4.3 Plant tree or shrub in prepared hole

4.4 Install plant support devices as instructed

5. Complete transplant operation

5.1 Maintain transplanted plant with regular aftercare activities appropriate to the requirements of the species

5.2 Clean, maintain and store tools and equipment

5.3 Collect waste and dispose of or recycle to minimise damage to the external environment

5.4 Maintain records of transplant

Required Skills and Knowledge

Element

Performance criteria

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1. Prepare for tree or shrub removal

1.1 Confirm transplanting instructions confirmed with the supervisor

1.2 Identify work health and safety hazards and report to the supervisor

1.3 Locate all underground services as outlined by supply authorities

1.4 Prepare and use tools and equipment appropriate to the task being undertaken

1.5 Select and use suitable personal protective equipment (PPE)

2. Prepare tree or shrub and undertake earthworks for removal

2.1 Prepare crown as required by the species and time of removal

2.2 Clear and water site prior to transplanting

2.3 Confirm root ball width and depth with the supervisor to ensure the root system can colonise new ground, depending on the needs of the species and size of the specimen

3. Remove tree or shrub from original site

3.1 Excavate the soil around the root zone

3.2 Prune tree roots where required to meet the appropriate Australian Standard

3.3 Stabilise tree as the root system is undercut and apply anti-transpirants as a root soak or foliar spray to ensure viability of the plant is maintained

3.4 Bind root ball with appropriate material to ensure adequate soil is retained and kept moist prior to transportation and installation

3.5 Lift tree and secure for potential storage or transportation using safe lifting techniques

3.6 Prepare and handle tree or shrub to minimise damage during handling and transportation

4. Replant tree or shrub in new environment

4.1 Provide appropriate drainage to ensure root system survival is maintained according to the needs of the species and conditions of the planting site

4.2 Modify soil according to the cultural requirements of the species

4.3 Plant tree or shrub in prepared hole

4.4 Install plant support devices as instructed

5. Complete transplant operation

5.1 Maintain transplanted plant with regular aftercare activities appropriate to the requirements of the species

5.2 Clean, maintain and store tools and equipment

5.3 Collect waste and dispose of or recycle to minimise damage to the external environment

5.4 Maintain records of transplant

The candidate must be assessed on their ability to integrate and apply the performance requirements of this unit in a workplace setting.

The candidate must provide evidence that they can:

identify and report site and tree hazards

prepare for tree or shrub removal

prepare crown, root ball and earthworks

prune roots where appropriate

use tools and equipment in a safe and effective manner

remove tree or shrub from original site

transplant tree or shrub in selected site

maintain transplanted specimen

install support devices

The candidate must demonstrate knowledge of:

principles and practices of transplanting trees

causes of damage or drying-out of trees and shrubs, and prevention methods

factors affecting the timing and method of lifting trees and shrubs

techniques of securing and anchoring transplanted trees and shrubs

the effect of adverse outdoor climatic conditions, such as rain, hail, or very high ultraviolet radiation, which may prevent or impede transplanting operations

transference of soil or root-borne diseases

transplanting practices associated with different soil types and relationships to plant care

trees and shrubs that are most suited to transplanting

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