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Shear sheep to novice level

KHU-AGR-0746

Australian Equivalent
AHCSHG213
Elements
4
Learning Outcomes
20

This unit of competency describes the skills and knowledge required to catch, handle and shear sheep under supervision to novice level. Novice level is defined as shearing a minimum of 40 adult merino sheep or 50 adult crossbred sheep per day to industry standards. This unit applies to individuals who work under general supervision and exercise limited autonomy with some accountability for their own work. All work must be carried out to comply with workplace procedures, according to state/territory health and safety, biosecurity, animal welfare and environmental sustainability regulations, legislation and standards that apply to the workplace. No licensing, legislative or certification requirements are known to apply to this unit at the time of publication.

Elements & Learning Outcomes

4
E1Set up shearing handpiece
0746.E1.O1Check shearing equipment for correct operation according to workplace standards
0746.E1.O2Assemble comb and cutter on handpiece according to manufacturer specifications
0746.E1.O3Set lead and throw for comb and cutter
0746.E1.O4Set tension to enable comb and cutter to cut wool cleanly with minimum friction
0746.E1.O5Lubricate working surfaces and moving parts
0746.E1.O6Identify potential and existing hazards in the workplace and report to supervisor or wool harvesting team members
E2Follow health and fitness procedures
0746.E2.O1Prepare for exercises to warm up the body
0746.E2.O2Perform back, shoulder, leg, arm and abdomen stretches
0746.E2.O3Recognise the necessities of hydration, nutrition and rest periods
E3Catch sheep for shearing
0746.E3.O1Select, use and maintain suitable personal protective equipment (PPE) correctly according to workplace standards
0746.E3.O2Catch sheep and move to required location in line with workplace, work health and safety (WHS), industry and animal welfare standards
0746.E3.O3Position sheep for shearing in line with workplace standards
E4Remove fleece
0746.E4.O1Activate handpiece and position in readiness for shearing operations
0746.E4.O2Shear section of sheep in position suitable to the individual's competence and in line with WHS
0746.E4.O3Shear the six basic positions in sequence
0746.E4.O4Minimise injury to sheep and treat injuries where required in line with animal welfare standards
0746.E4.O5Minimise second cuts and contamination in line with animal welfare standards
0746.E4.O6Release sheep safely from the board into the count-out pens
0746.E4.O7Maintain shearing effort to achieve the required minimum rate per day to acceptable standard, and tally sheep shorn in line with workplace procedures
0746.E4.O8Follow workplace biosecurity and environment policies
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