AHCBER403 — Plan and supervise control activities on infected premises

Elements & performance criteria

Performance evidence

• planned control activities for emergency disease or pest control response, including: scheduled implementation of control activities
• planned control activities for emergency disease or pest control response, including: conducted a workplace health and safety risk assessment
• planned control activities for emergency disease or pest control response, including: identified infected premises (IP) procedures required, and confirmed with IP manager
• planned control activities for emergency disease or pest control response, including: requested resources required for planned activities
• planned control activities for emergency disease or pest control response, including: established reporting processes
• planned control activities for emergency disease or pest control response, including: established staff rosters
• planned control activities for emergency disease or pest control response, including: communicated IP procedures to stakeholders
• supervised and monitored control activities, including: checked standard of work and compliance with protocols required
• supervised and monitored control activities, including: monitored resources for control activities
• supervised and monitored control activities, including: monitored IP service provision for compliance with standards, protocols and contractual arrangements
• supervised and monitored control activities, including: maintained a log and records of control activities and performance
• supervised and monitored control activities, including: monitored control activity costs, impact on property and effectiveness against planned objectives, which must include: product, materials and resources requiring destruction
• supervised and monitored control activities, including: monitored control activity costs, impact on property and effectiveness against planned objectives, which must include: cost of plant, equipment and resources
• supervised and monitored control activities, including: monitored and responded to health and safety of work team, including their mental health
• supervised and monitored control activities, including: reported control activity outcomes to IP operations manager
• revised control activities following a review of performance
• communicated revisions to control activities to local control centre (LCC) according to IP operations procedures

Knowledge evidence

• standards and legislative requirements that guide development and implementation of IP control plan, contractual arrangements and control procedures, including: emergency response plans relevant to the industry
• standards and legislative requirements that guide development and implementation of IP control plan, contractual arrangements and control procedures, including: nationally agreed standard operating procedures
• organising and the planning process, including: operational work requirements
• organising and the planning process, including: scheduling and planning work teams
• organising and the planning process, including: basics of contracting and contractor management
• organising and the planning process, including: identifying and acquiring resources
• organising and the planning process, including: impact of control activities on the environment and restoration
• resources required for control activities, including: equipment
• resources required for control activities, including: chemicals and materials required for control
• resources required for control activities, including: vehicle movement, entry/exit points and security controls
• resources required for control activities, including: containment and exclusion boundaries and fences
• resources required for control activities, including: personal health and safety equipment
• resources required for control activities, including: adequate budget and approvals processes
• resources required for control activities, including: work teams
• resources required for control activities, including: communications equipment and processes
• communication techniques when dealing with those involved in emergency response, including: principles used for consulting and providing information
• communication techniques when dealing with those involved in emergency response, including: reporting procedures
• communication techniques when dealing with those involved in emergency response, including: interacting with and supervising work teams
• communication techniques when dealing with those involved in emergency response, including: techniques for motivating work team
• recognising and interacting with various stakeholders involved in an emergency response, including general public, farmers, growers and producers, and conservation land and water managers
• workplace health and safety when working in emergencies, including: conducting risk assessments
• workplace health and safety when working in emergencies, including: working with staff and stakeholders under stressful emergency situations
• supervisory skills and monitoring practices, including: measuring and reviewing work performance against standards
• supervisory skills and monitoring practices, including: responding to work team performance issues
• statutory and workplace reporting requirements and purpose

Foundation skills

• Oral Communication: Communicate clearly and effectively with supervisors and work team
• Numeracy: Extract and evaluate costs of IP operations using mathematical information embedded in a range of work tasks; Select and apply a range of mathematical formulae to compute costs and compare with planned budgetary outcomes

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