AWI - Certificate II in Shearing learning object mapping

Certificate II in Shearing learning object mapping

Relationship between Performance Criteria & Learning Objects	Record of Training & Assessment Parts A & B	Assessable Learning Objects	Assessment Tools
CODE	TITLE	ASSESSABLE OBJECT	ASSESSMENT TOOLS
RTE2310A	Prepare handpiece and downtube for machine shearing	5 Risk assessment and control in the shearing shed	A. Hazards and risks in the shearing shed B. Risk assessment in the shearing shed C. Risk control in the shearing shed
		10. Handpiece and downtube preparation	B. Loading a handpiece
		11. Comb and cutter preparation	A. Selecting combs and cutters
RTE2302A	Grind combs and cutters for machine shearing	5. Risk assessment and control in the shearing shed	A. Hazards and risks in the shearing shed B. Risk assessment in the shearing shed C. Risk control in the shearing shed
		12. Principles of grinding	A. Good grinding principles - Answer sheet A. Good grinding principles
		13. Preparation for grinding	A. Parts of a grinder
		14. Perform grinding procedures	A. Grinder safety
RTE1106A	Shear sheep to novice level	5. Risk assessment and control in the shearing shed	A. Hazards and risks in the shearing shed B. Risk assessment in the shearing shed C. Risk control in the shearing shed
		15. Shearing health and fitness	A. Zoonoses A. Zoonoses - Answer sheet
		16. Novice shearing	A. Pre-shearing instruction C. Shearing safety B. Points of a sheep
RTE2107A	Crutch sheep	5. Risk assessment and control in the shearing shed	A. Hazards and risks in the shearing shed B. Risk assessment in the shearing shed C. Risk control in the shearing shed
RTE2107A	Crutch sheep	17. Crutching	A. Crutching technique
RTE2149A	Shear sheep to improver level	5. Risk assessment and control in the shearing shed	A. Hazards and risks in the shearing shed B. Risk assessment in the shearing shed C. Risk control in the shearing shed
		18. Shearing operations	Assessment tools for this Learning Object are not available
		19. Shearing challenges	B. Danger points
		20. Improver shearing	Assessment tools for this Learning Object are not available
RTC2801A	Participate in Workplace Communications	1. Shearing shed teamwork	A. Safety signs B. Tally book
RTC2801A	Participate in Workplace Communications	2. Shearing shed recording and reporting	A. Calculate pen fill
RTC2701A	Follow OHS Procedures	4. OHS in the shearing industry	A. OHS responsibilities
RTC2701A	Follow OHS Procedures	5. Risk assessment and control in the shearing shed	A. Hazards and risks in the shearing shed B. Risk assessment in the shearing shed C. Risk control in the shearing shed
RTC2702A	Observe Environmental Work Practices	7. Environmental responsibility in the shearing shed	A. Dealing with waste
RTC2705A	Work effectively in the Industry	1. Shearing shed teamwork	A. Safety signs B. Tally book
		8. Working in the shearing industry	A. Bullying B. Disposable income
		9. Shearing shed roles and workflow	A. Jobs in the shearing shed B. Shearing workflow

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