ALPA Griffith NSW. Patrick Hutchinson March 2014

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1 Assessingand ManagingLivestock Welfare ALPA Griffith NSW Patrick Hutchinson March 2014

2 Introduction to ALM Australian Livestock Management AustralianLivestock Management (ALM) provides a range of training and safety services to the livestock industry within Australia Our vision is to see the industry move into an even more competitive position in the 21 st Century in which all industry stakeholders khld have assurance of livestock s profitability, sustainability, and ethics INTRODUCTIO ON TO ALM

3 INTRODUCTION TO LIVESTOCK WELFARE Livestock Welfare down the chain

4 Welfare through the supply chain Transport Processing Production Transport Saleyard / Stock Agent WELFARE THR ROUGH THE SUPPLY CH AIN Feedlot Transport

5 Assessing and Managing Livestock Welfare Welfare and Stock Agents ALPA approached ALM to develop a customised version of a training module for ALPA members This module was to ensure adherence to the ALPA Strategic Plan, specifically identifying the need to stay ahead of Animal Welfare requirements This would be done by instigating effective training measures for all Stock agent Staff andsupply Chainparticipantswhere possible. ASSESSING AN ND MAN NAGING LIVESTO OCK WE LFARE

6 Assessing and Managing Livestock Welfare Objectives Identify and explain animal welfare requirements, regulations and responsibilities Identify and explain animal handling ASSESSING AN ND MAN NAGING LIVESTOCK WELFARE

7 Assessing and Managing Livestock Welfare Objectives Utilise facilities and appropriate equipment to improve animal welfare outcomes (including euthanasia) Conduct an animal welfare assessment and report animal welfare audit result Understand the impact of poor animal welfare on carcase and meat quality ASSESSING AN ND MAN NAGING LIVESTO OCK WE LFARE

8 Assessing and Managing Livestock Welfare Benefits of the Course Direct linkage to the Animal Welfare Officers Skill Set (AWOSS) course One day course only with certification of attendance (no pre or post work) ASSESSING AN ND MAN NAGING LIVESTO OCK WELFARE

9 Assessing and Managing Livestock Welfare Benefits of the Course Opportunity to move onto other programs with Prior Learning, especially to AWOSS or Oversee Humane Handling of Livestock Underpinning from Meat Industry Training and Advisory Council (MINTRAC) for materials ASSESSING AN ND MAN NAGING LIVESTO OCK WE LFARE

10 ASSESSING AND MANAGING LIVESTOCK WELFARE Assessing and Managing Livestock Welfare

11 ASSESSING AND MANAGING LIVESTOCK WELFARE Assessing and Managing Livestock Welfare

12 ASSESSING AND MANAGING LIVESTOCK WELFARE Assessing and Managing Livestock Welfare

13 ASSESSING AND MANAGING LIVESTOCK WELFARE Assessing and Managing Livestock Welfare

14 ASSESSING AND MANAGING LIVESTOCK WELFARE Assessing and Managing Livestock Welfare

15 ASSESSING AND MANAGING LIVESTOCK WELFARE Assessing and Managing Livestock Welfare

16 SALEYARDS Saleyards

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18 SALEYARDS Saleyards

19 Welfare through the supply chain Transport Processing Production Transport Saleyard / Stock Agent WELFARE THR ROUGH THE SUPPLY CH AIN Feedlot Transport

20 Other Courses Other Courses Animal Welfare Officers Skill Set (AWOSS) Feedlots and Pastoral Companies Livestock Handling Certificate 2 course based on the training package AHCLSK205A Handle livestock using basic techniques. OTHER COURS SES

21 Other Courses Other Courses Euthanasia across supply chains MINTRAC Courses Training and assessing working dog handlers Training and assessing mounted stock handlers Yard Design OTHER COURS SES

22 Contact Details CONTACT DETAILS 21