SFIAQU411 — Develop and implement a stock health program
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What an assessment for SFIAQU411 must cover
30 assessable components: 3 elements (13 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 Gather information for a stock health program
- 1.1Interpret and review stock health management plan and stock production, and confirm objectives with senior personnel
- 1.2Identify locally prevalent health problems and note potential exotic pests, predators and diseases, especially those with significant economic impact
- 1.3Investigate current industry husbandry practices that prevent and control health problems
2 Develop health program for cultured or held stock
- 2.1Select control measures that aim to prevent the introduction of pests, predators and diseases to the facility
- 2.2Select control measures that protect filter feeding stock from contamination or other stock from pests, predators or diseases
- 2.3Develop routines for health treatment of stock according to current veterinary principles
- 2.4Develop a yearly calendar of health management operations according to overall stock production program and stock health management plans
- 2.5Assess options for mechanisation or automation of process or activity, including the use of new or emerging technology and, if required, specialised contract services
- 2.6Make recommendations to senior personnel based on research and/or consultation
3 Implement a stock health program
- 3.1Communicate stock health program and establish roles and responsibilities to all involved
- 3.2Establish and communicate workplace procedures for the use of therapeutic chemicals and biological agents that ensure personal safety and environmental protection to staff
- 3.3Monitor stock health program for effectiveness, and modify accordingly to meet program objectives
- 3.4Meet legal requirements and regulations relating to stock health management
Performance evidence
- researched and reported to management on treatment or prevention options in consideration of economic, regulatory, environmental and safety factors
- established control measures and workplace plans and procedures covering all aspects of stock health
- communicated details of the stock health program to staff
- monitored effectiveness and legal requirements of stock health program and activities.
Knowledge evidence
- purpose of stock health programs
- areas of vulnerability for cultured or held stock to pests, predators and diseases
- welfare requirements of cultured or held stock
- ecology and behaviour of: pests and predators; disease agents; species
- key requirements of legislation and regulations relating to: animal welfare and health care; use of chemicals and other disease treatments or control methods; biosecurity and food safety related to stock health
- interaction between stock, the environment and disease agents in the development and treatment or control of disease
- costs of chemicals and other disease treatment or control methods
- workplace procedures used for disease control and prevention in cultured or held stock
- processes and technology used to develop and monitor operation plans and workplace procedures.
Foundation skills
- Reading: Research and interpret a range of textual and numeric information relevant to stock health management to determine required actions
- Writing: Prepare and logically structure components of the stock health plan; Make edits and changes to update the stock health plan documentation
- Oral communication: Participate in verbal exchanges to report and present information and provide feedback to a range of personnel
- Numeracy: Calculate medication and chemical quantities for specific treatment and prevention activities; Confirm appropriateness of dose rates calculated by other staff; Calculate resources required for stock health plan for a period of time
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What does an assessment tool for SFIAQU411 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for SFIAQU411 needs to address all 30 unit components: 3 elements with 13 performance criteria, 4 performance evidence requirements, 9 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
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