AHCAGB515 — Develop sustainable agricultural practices that utilise renewable energy and recycling systems

1 Identify opportunities to use renewable energy

• 1.1Identify areas of enterprise where renewable energy, recycling products or improving work practices could be utilised to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• 1.2Identify available government subsidies for the implementation of strategies using renewable energy or recycling and potential cost savings to the business in the longer term
• 1.3Identify the specified standards of quality, licensing, regulatory requirements, government legislation and safety issues for the introduction of any renewable energy resources and recycled products
• 1.4Identify potential income generated by on selling energy excesses or recycled products
• 1.5Measure improvement outcomes from the introduction of renewable energy sources and recycling products in relation to achieving greater sustainability
• 1.6Conduct risk assessment for work health and safety hazards associated with renewable energy and recycling initiatives

2 Develop strategies to use renewable energy

• 2.1Develop strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and use renewable energy resources, recycled products and improved work practices
• 2.2Estimate plant, material, labour and other associated costs in consultation with appropriate person or organisation
• 2.3Develop a budget for estimated plant, material, labour and other associated costs
• 2.4Develop work plan for the introduction of renewable energy resources and recycled products
• 2.5Investigate sources and availability of materials and human resources needed to complete work plan
• 2.6Develop risk management strategies including contingencies to maintain supply and deliver contract on time, and incorporate into the plan
• 2.7Develop work health and safety risk control measures and establish procedures

3 Implement strategies to use renewable energy

• 3.1Implement and monitor the plan for renewable energy and recycling products to ensure on time supply of plant and materials
• 3.2Monitor the progress of strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and recycling against schedule, quality requirements and budget
• 3.3Review plan against required inputs and rectify any anomalies to meet and supply contractual arrangements on time
• 3.4Monitor work health and safety risk control measures and procedures and implement changes
• 3.5Evaluate the improvement outcomes and document appropriate corrective actions

What does an assessment tool for AHCAGB515 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for AHCAGB515 needs to address all 28 unit components: 3 elements with 18 performance criteria, 4 performance evidence requirements, 5 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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