AHCPCM602Develop and implement a plant health management strategy

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48 assessable components: 6 elements (26 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 11 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 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 Develop a plant health management program

  • 1.1Identify plant health issues from published data, historical records and industry consultation
  • 1.2Define management issues relative to desired quality, quantity and productivity requirements according to workplace marketing and production plans
  • 1.3Develop and document a program that defines workplace guidelines and specific responsibilities of operational elements to achieve required outcomes
  • 1.4Establish systems to monitor business goals
  • 1.5Seek professional assistance where appropriate
  • 1.6Consider and document the environmental implications of chemical use, alternative methods and non-chemical preventative methods
  • 1.7Assess and determine potential key information for input to planning decisions

2 Determine plant health strategy

  • 2.1Analyse gathered information and determine plant health management approaches
  • 2.2Consider plant health management approaches and their impacts
  • 2.3Determine strategies for plant health management to integrate the most suitable methods with the proposed plants and existing soil types
  • 2.4Establish environmental controls according to environmental and biosecurity legislation and regulations, and include in the plan
  • 2.5Identify workplace health and safety hazards, assess risks and incorporate suitable controls into the plan

3 Provide input to other planning processes

  • 3.1Provide plant health management strategy information for consideration and input to other workplace planning processes
  • 3.2Collect and use information from other workplace planning processes to inform the plant health management planning process
  • 3.3Communicate information about the range of planning processes according to workplace requirements

4 Determine scheduling and key responsibilities

  • 4.1Determine scheduling for plant health management, taking into consideration the range of seasonal, geographic and resourcing factors
  • 4.2Determine key responsibilities for specific implementation processes
  • 4.3Determine record-keeping requirements and establish procedures to ensure compliance with relevant regulations
  • 4.4Document strategic plant health management plan, including scheduling and key responsibilities
  • 4.5Confirm the plan includes the type, format, frequency and detail of any reporting required by both managers and operators

5 Monitor and adjust plant health management strategy

  • 5.1Evaluate the effectiveness of the plant health management strategy at key points, and make adjustments as necessary
  • 5.2Identify and monitor environmental impacts and workplace health and safety hazards relating to plant health management, and assess and manage risks throughout the implementation process
  • 5.3Make modifications to the plan according to environmental, workplace health and safety, resourcing, or effectiveness reasons

6 Evaluate plant health management strategy and record results

  • 6.1Analyse data, observations and documentation from the implementation of the plant health management strategy against the plan
  • 6.2Prepare recommendations for future strategies based on the analysis of the data
  • 6.3Prepare a report that documents the implementation of the plant health management strategy

Performance evidence

  • developed plant health management program
  • applied relevant workplace health and safety and environmental and biosecurity legislation, regulations and workplace procedures
  • provided input to other planning processes
  • determined scheduling and key responsibilities
  • documented record-keeping procedures and strategic plant health management plan
  • evaluated plant health management strategy and recorded results
  • monitored and adjusted plant health management strategy
  • prepared recommendations for future strategies and implementation report

Knowledge evidence

  • principles and practices of plant health management, including:
  • environmental controls and codes of practice applicable to the business and to plant health management operations
  • environmental controls and codes of practice applicable to the enterprise
  • integrated pest management
  • management of weed, pest and disease infestations
  • management practices and processes to minimise plant health management control operations
  • planning water budgets and irrigation strategies
  • plant growth and development and growth regulators
  • plant growth processes such as photosynthesis, respiration, nutrient uptake, solute transport and metabolism, water balance and osmotic pressure
  • strategic aspects of managing plant quality, performance and nutrition
  • workplace health and safety and environmental and biosecurity legislation, regulations and workplace procedures relevant to developing and implementing a plant health management strategy

Foundation skills

  • Reading: Identify and interpret information regarding plant health management requirements
  • Oral communication: Initiate discussions with professionals, managers or operators, using clear language to seek assistance where required, and communicate planning processes
  • Numeracy: Analyse published data and historical records for input into planning processes

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