AHCECR303 — Implement biological reintroduction works

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What an assessment for AHCECR303 must cover

50 assessable components: 4 elements (27 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 13 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 Prepare for biological reintroduction works

1.1Identify goal and objectives for biological reintroduction project from restoration plan
1.2Identify method and timing of biological reintroduction work
1.3Identify the need for habitat features
1.4Select tools and materials required and check functionality and cleanliness
1.5Identify, obtain and store biological materials required for reintroduction
1.6Determine and organise labour and machinery requirements
1.7Prepare a works schedule and provide to management or client

2 Prepare the biological reintroduction site

2.1Identify site health and safety hazards, assess risks and implement controls according to workplace procedures
2.2Define boundaries of biological reintroduction site according to site plan
2.3Undertake site preparation according to biological reintroduction plan
2.4Assess site for conditions that will inhibit biological reintroduction performance outcomes
2.5Select and apply treatments to rectify inhibiting conditions
2.6Use substrate nutrients and amelioration according to biological reintroduction plan specifications
2.7Install protective structures according to site safety controls

3 Undertake biological reintroduction works

3.1Select, check and use personal protective equipment
3.2Carry out biological reintroduction works according to biological reintroduction plan using sustainable practices
3.3Inspect biological stock before works and discard defective materials according to restoration plan and biosecurity procedures
3.4Reintroduce biological stock and treat with required nutrients/ameliorants according to biological reintroduction plan
3.5Install plant protection systems for protecting, securing or anchoring new plants
3.6Confirm the biological reintroduction program outcomes have been achieved
3.7Identify and report potential threats to biological reintroduction works
3.8Select and implement retention or addition of habitat features to restoration plan
3.9Maintain records and reporting according to workplace requirements

4 Maintain revegetated site

4.1Monitor biological reintroduction site and identify factors detrimental to plant growth
4.2Undertake remedial action and plant protection to rectify identified detrimental factors
4.3Apply site maintenance procedures according to biological reintroduction plan
4.4Clean, maintain and store tools and equipment according to workplace and biosecurity procedures

Performance evidence

prepared and implemented biological reintroduction works on two different ecological environments
conducted biological reintroduction works according to biological reintroduction plan, sustainable practices and biosecurity procedures
prepared the site for biological reintroduction works
conducted a site hazard assessment and implemented controls
assessed the site for inhibitors to biological reintroduction works, and implemented treatments
treated weeds and competing plants
cleaned and maintained the revegetated site
used, cleaned, maintained and stored machinery and equipment according to manufacturer instructions

Knowledge evidence

biological reintroduction techniques
ecological principles related to biological reintroduction including: - locations on the revegetation site where natural regeneration can be facilitated - recognition of fundamental ecosystem structures - interactions between flora and fauna and impact on ecological stability - vegetation types and their general characteristics relevant to biological reintroduction activities - ecological environments and their fundamental differences
importance of biodiversity when revegetating for an ecologically stable community, including: - terrestrial plants and basic plant community structures - marine and water plants and interaction with marine creatures - contribution of biological reintroduction works on preserving biodiversity
intricate relationships between microbiota, including insects, molluscs, worms and microbes and impact on biological reintroduction practices
genetic principles for ecological restoration, including genetic integrity and genetic diversity
environmental factors to be considered in biological reintroduction works, including: - ecology in land based, coastal zones or marine parks - existing boundaries of regeneration potential - marine, shore and terrestrial species - natural and human threats to places of natural significance - pollution sources and damage potential - substrate factors for accessing sites and conducting biological reintroduction work
defining the biological reintroduction site boundaries, including: - ecosystem and habitat boundaries - basic surveying techniques - tools and equipment for marking out site boundaries
factors affecting the timing and method of planting, including: - weather - climate - tidal influences - soil/substrate type and condition - access to site - impact on fauna natural cycles - impact of plant growth cycles
assessing site condition requiring rectification/treatment prior to biological reintroduction, including: - accumulated waste - polluting materials - weeds, including staging site preparations to accommodate weed invasion - pests and diseases affecting vegetation
maintenance activities and practices to support revegetated plant growth, including: - controlling plant competition from weeds and vigorous regrowth - erosion control strategies - animal grazing and damage
workplace health and safety procedures, including: - safety hazards and associated risks on biological reintroduction sites - personal protective equipment - handling, mixing and using hazardous treatments - sun protection - materials handling safety - exclusion fencing
identification and control of weeds, and pests and diseases
basic plant physiology of plant growth, including: - detrimental effects from pollution - competition from weeds - nutrients and ameliorants used for planting and their impact on plant health - techniques for protecting, securing or anchoring plantings

Foundation skills

Reading: Interpret biological reintroduction plans and use the information to comply with the standards and requirements of biological reintroduction works
Numeracy: Transpose dimensions from scale drawings to define the site boundaries using basic survey techniques

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What does an assessment tool for AHCECR303 need to cover?

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