RGRROP307 — Perform duties of lure driver at race meetings and trials

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What an assessment for RGRROP307 must cover

31 assessable components: 3 elements (13 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 9 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 5 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 race meeting

1.1Verify race fields and distance prior to commencement of race meeting
1.2Identify and apply rules of racing, protocols and procedures relating to operation of lure
1.3Perform pre-start check of lure equipment and power source
1.4Check lure for safe and accurate operation prior to commencement of race meeting
1.5Identify hazards in operation of lure and apply techniques to minimise the risk of injury

2 Operate lure

2.1Operate lure according to stewards’ directions
2.2Operate lure during stir-up according to the rules of racing and safe operating procedures
2.3Operate lure and control speed during races and trials according to the rules of racing, animal welfare requirements and safe operating procedures
2.4Perform emergency stop of lure due to incident or potential contact of lure with people or greyhounds
2.5Stop lure at the end of a race within a safe and appropriate distance of catching pen

3 Shut down lure operations

3.1Check lure equipment and power source for damage or maintenance requirements after last race or trial
3.2Notify race club of maintenance or service requirements for lure and power supply
3.3Shut off power supply, and pack and store lure equipment according to race club procedures

Performance evidence

prepared for race meeting according to procedures, checking: race fields and distances, lure operation
operated the lure safely and effectively during a race meeting
checked, shut down and reported maintenance required for lure at end of the race meeting
complied with the relevant rules of racing, procedures and instructions for driving a lure at race meetings or trials

Knowledge evidence

rules of racing in relation to conduct of races or trials, operation of lures, and greyhound welfare
lure equipment and operation procedures, including: pre-start checks, shut down, emergency stop, maintenance
race day and trial procedures
hazards associated with lure operation, and controls to minimise risk
safe and appropriate race distances and individual track and catching pen characteristics
racing industry and work health and safety requirements, including: safe operating procedures, operating machinery, working in confined spaces, noise, emissions and environmental requirements
greyhound racing industry animal welfare principles and guidelines
greyhound behaviour relating to chasing prey or lure and racing with others
race day communication protocols and procedures, including: reporting lines, requirements for reporting for incidents, irregularities and problems, interactions with stewards, club officials and licensed personnel, written and verbal report formats

Foundation skills

Reading: Interpret key information in workplace documentation, including rules of racing
Writing: Report incidents and problems using clear language and terminology in workplace formats
Numeracy: Perform basic calculations for measuring and checking track distances
Navigate the world of work: Take personal responsibility for following explicit and implicit policies and procedures and rules of racing
Get the work done: Make routine decisions and follow standard procedures for tasks, using formal decision-making processes; Respond promptly to emergencies or potential hazards; Use familiar digital technologies and systems to control, record and report problems with lure

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