AHCLSK514 — Design livestock effluent systems

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What an assessment for AHCLSK514 must cover

31 assessable components: 2 elements (14 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 9 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 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 Determine the feasibility of an effluent management system

1.1Determine planning parameters that affect the design of effluent management systems
1.2Identify and assess statutory, local government and environment authority requirements for effluent disposal
1.3Assess the environmental impacts of livestock effluent disposal
1.4Evaluate effluent recycling options according to workplace plan
1.5Analyse effluent processing options on the basis of their merits and suitability for the environment
1.6Obtain effluent management information from effluent management specialists
1.7Assess and determine an effluent management system based on a cost-benefit analysis

2 Design an effluent management system

2.1Calculate the volume of livestock effluent using information collected from workplace plans, industry and workplace production data and other sources
2.2Calculate the volume of water flowing into the effluent management system
2.3Calculate storage requirements
2.4Obtain professional advice appropriate to the complexity of the task and the financial risk involved
2.5Ensure plan and layout include provision of access and availability and the incorporation of technological innovations
2.6Identify hazards and risks associated with work activities, and implement control measures according to workplace health and safety procedures
2.7Produce detailed livestock effluent management system design according to workplace business plan, production plan and management plan requirements

Performance evidence

assessed the effectiveness of a range of effluent management systems to meet the requirements of statutory, local government and environment authorities for effluent disposal
conducted cost-benefit analysis of livestock effluent management systems to select a suitable effluent management system
designed an effluent management system and planned the layout of the system that meets environmental standards and workplace requirements
implemented and incorporated relevant workplace health and safety and environment and biosecurity legislation, regulations and workplace procedures into the design of livestock effluent management systems

Knowledge evidence

workplace requirements applicable to health and safety in the workplace for designing livestock effluent systems
environment and biosecurity legislation and regulations and workplace practices relevant to designing livestock effluent systems
principles and practices for designing livestock effluent management systems, including:
types, functions, characteristics, disadvantages and advantages of effluent management systems, including storage, recycling, processing and disposal
industry standards, industry and workplace production parameters, data and information for the design and planning of effluent management systems
uses and processes for cost-benefit analyses, and their applications in relation to livestock production and effluent management
types and use of information required, and methods for the assessment and determination of effluent production, output and volume for livestock workplaces
effects and impacts of different livestock production systems on the design and planning of effluent management systems
types and use of information and advice from other professions or industry sectors that are relevant to livestock workplaces in the design of effluent management systems, including engineering and financial professions

Foundation skills

Reading: Identify and interpret textual and numerical information from a range of sources to identify relevant and key information regarding design requirements for livestock effluent systems, including statutory, local government and environment authority requirements
Writing: Use clear language, accurate industry terminology and logical structure to prepare and document a livestock effluent management system design
Oral communication: Initiate discussions with effluent management specialists, using clear language and standard industry terminology to discuss and obtain effluent management information Respond to questions, clarify information and seek advice
Numeracy: Calculate livestock effluent volume, water flow and storage requirements associated with livestock effluent management system design Assess livestock effluent management systems based on a cost-benefit analysis

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