Cambodian Skills Delivery Model

SEAL National Course Catalogue · MLVT / National Training Board

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Assessment Packages

Supervise clip preparation

KHU-AGR-0811

Australian Equivalent

AHCWOL315

Elements

Learning Outcomes

This unit of competency describes the skills and knowledge required to supervise board persons, wool handlers and the wool presser in preparing the wool clip. This unit applies to individuals who work under broad direction and take responsibility for their own work, including limited responsibility for the work of others. All work must be carried out to comply with workplace procedures, work health and safety (WHS), animal welfare, and biosecurity and environmental sustainability practices, according to state/territory regulations, legislation, codes 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

E1Explain organisation requirements for clip preparation

0811.E1.O1Explain workplace standard of wool clip preparation quality and traceability requirements to the wool handlers

0811.E1.O2Explain workplace procedures for operating safely and for the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) to the wool handlers

0811.E1.O3Explain the impact of contamination in the wool to the wool handlers

0811.E1.O4Introduce or indicate the key personnel in the wool shed or room to the wool handlers

0811.E1.O5Allocate and explain responsibilities for specific functions or procedures to wool handlers

0811.E1.O6Identify WHS hazards, assess risks and implement suitable controls

0811.E1.O7Confirm that all PPE and clothing is selected, used and maintained appropriately by wool handlers

0811.E1.O8Explain the importance of effective teamwork to enhance productivity and enhance cooperation, staff satisfaction and wellbeing to wool handlers

0811.E1.O9Explain the importance of complying with animal welfare, biosecurity and environmental policies to wool handlers

E2Monitor wool harvesting staff performance

0811.E2.O1Monitor board persons' performance including picking up and throwing fleece, sweeping board and preparing non-fleece wools

0811.E2.O2Monitor wool handlers’ performance to ensure they follow the set procedures for each of the clip preparation tasks

0811.E2.O3Monitor penner-up performance to ensure mobs are handled humanely in line with animal welfare policies and kept separate, and catching pens are monitored and filled as required

0811.E2.O4Monitor wool pressers' activities, including keeping wool press area clean, pressing, branding, weighing and recording bale details in the wool book

E3Oversee preparation of wool

0811.E3.O1Supervise wool harvesting staff to maintain a clear board and ensure fleeces are thrown correctly

0811.E3.O2Supervise wool harvesting staff in the removal and preparation of fleece wool