ACMAIM406 — Conduct a companion animal incident awareness campaign
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What an assessment for ACMAIM406 must cover
26 assessable components: 5 elements (14 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 9 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Identify campaign strategies to inform companion animal owners about relocation
- 1.1Establish the community engagement campaign purpose, objectives and workplace procedures according to type of incident and relevant regulations
- 1.2Identify funding opportunities, budgetary resource allocation and processes to manage donations
- 1.3Identify companion animal owner target market and owner profiles in consultation with relevant stakeholders
- 1.4Research and document strategies and targets to maximise the benefits of the awareness campaign
2 Analyse campaign strategies to inform companion animal owners about relocation
- 2.1Identify relevant factors of owners’ preparedness for emergencies according to the type of incident
- 2.2Determine information relevant to type of incident that should be included in the awareness campaign
- 2.3Seek feedback from relevant stakeholders on strategies identified
- 2.4Analyse opportunities against awareness campaign objectives
3 Select companion animal owners’ relocation campaign strategies
- 3.1Select preferred strategy options in consultation with relevant stakeholders
- 3.2Document strategy drafts according to workplace procedures
4 Implement a companion animal owners’ relocation campaign
- 4.1Conduct a companion animal owners’ relocation campaign according to recommendations and legal and ethical requirements
- 4.2Monitor campaign deliverables against objectives, targets, schedules and budget, and make adjustments if required
5 Evaluate companion animal owners’ relocation campaign
- 5.1Evaluate the success of the strategies against objectives, targets and budget
- 5.2Document lessons learned and suggestions for improvements
Performance evidence
- There must be evidence that the individual has identified, evaluated and documented at least two different strategies relating to advice to owners for the relocation of companion animals in the case of an incident.
Knowledge evidence
- incident types involving companion animal rescue, including: floods, fires, earthquakes, extreme weather events, human-induced hazards, occurrences that can be resolved by local resources, occurrences that are likely to entail inter/intra-state and possibly international resources for major incidents
- animal relocation and major incident management processes
- types of stakeholders relevant to campaign and how to engage with them, including: local councils, shelters, veterinarians, Animal Ready Community (ARC) contacts
- regulatory and ethical requirements for public awareness campaigns
- informative campaign strategy types
- awareness campaign processes, including: budget, timing, audience
- best practice strategies to inform companion animal owners about relocation
- information relevant to the incident type to be included in the awareness campaign, including: ensuring owners comply with animal identification and vaccination policies for companion animals, incorporating relevant companion animal access and safety information, factors associated with different hazards as they relate to companion animals, options for keeping companion animals safe, where to go, what to take, what to expect, options for companion animal safety when owners are no longer able to care for their companion animal, companion animals with special needs and in need of first aid and/or veterinary care
- public awareness campaign considerations, including: communication concepts and processes, workplace structures, roles, responsibilities, business plans, relevant product and service standards, documentation requirements, animal welfare practices, funding and donation access opportunities.
Foundation skills
- Reading: Gather, interpret and analyse a variety of textual information from a range of sources to identify relevant and key information for strategies
- Writing: Prepare strategic business documentation, incorporating vocabulary, grammatical structure and conventions appropriate to text and audience
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