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This learning resource covers the process of following enterprise Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) policies and procedures. It requires the ability to comply with workplace procedures in hazard identification and risk control, observe safe practices during work operations and participate in arrangements for maintaining health and safety of all people in the workplace. Following OHS&W policies and procedures requires knowledge of employee and employer responsibilities under the OHS&W Act, enterprise procedures relating to hazards, fires, emergencies, accidents and risk control and OHS&W signs and symbols relevant to area of work. Note: the unit is base on the national guidelines for integrating OHS competencies into national industry Competency Standards.

This learning resource covers the process of assisting the owner/classer in the preparation of sheds and facilities prior to shearing and crutching operations. It requires following directions, cleaning the shed, checking equipment for correction operation and disposing of contaminants. Assisting in the preparation of sheds for shearing and crutching also involves positioning of equipment used in wool handling and ensuring it is ready for use.

This competency standard covers the process of cleaning machinery of material that may contribute to the spread of weeds, pests or diseases. It requires the ability to prepare for cleaning, carry out thorough cleaning of equipment and the appropriate disposal of waste. Cleaning is likely to be carried out under routine supervision and may involve operating in a team environment. Cleaning machinery of plant, animal and soil material requires knowledge of machinery and equipment operating features and major components, inspection points and procedures required by legislation, and how weeds, pests or diseases can spread through soil, animal or plant materials.