AHCIRG446 — Provide irrigation sales and service
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What an assessment for AHCIRG446 must cover
45 assessable components: 5 elements (21 performance criteria), 7 performance evidence and 14 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Establish customer needs
- 1.1Use interpersonal skills to engage with customer and identify needs
- 1.2Handle customer enquiries courteously and promptly according to workplace procedures and legislative requirements
- 1.3Match available products to customer needs and against ecological considerations
2 Research and provide product advice
- 2.1Research and update knowledge and understanding of irrigation products regularly from authoritative sources
- 2.2Provide advice to customers on products and/or services in a timely and professional manner according to workplace procedures and legislative requirements
- 2.3Explain or showcase product and/or service details to meet customer needs
- 2.4Suggest alternative and additional products and services as necessary
- 2.5Address customer client concerns and questions
3 Recommend irrigation components and pumps
- 3.1Interpret irrigation design
- 3.2Confirm pump and component requirements and discuss with customer
- 3.3Provide advice on irrigation pumps based on suitability for the task, energy efficiency from pump curves and serviceability
- 3.4Provide advice on components based on technically correct and current information
4 Conduct retail transactions with irrigation customers
- 4.1Estimate quantities for irrigation installation projects
- 4.2Prepare and supply quotes on products and services
- 4.3Negotiate price and payment options
- 4.4Provide advice on irrigation product warranties
- 4.5Organise product service and repairs according to workplace procedures
- 4.6Organise delivery of irrigation merchandise in a timely manner to meet customer needs
5 Research irrigation innovations and products
- 5.1Maintain contacts in irrigation product development, and review new products regularly
- 5.2Study exhibitions and field displays to update technical expertise
- 5.3Read and incorporate technical and extension information into advice to customers
Performance evidence
- engaged with and advised customers on the range of irrigation products, and received information on their specific application and environment
- complied with relevant legislative requirements in sales environments, including fair trading, trade practices and sale of goods legislation and public liability
- represented the workplace in a professional manner when dealing with customers
- researched irrigation information to retain technical currency in all aspects of irrigation relevant to local district requirements
- interpreted and estimated requirements for materials and components from an irrigation design
- used pump curves to determine energy and water efficiency
- selected irrigation components for a system
Knowledge evidence
- principles and practices of irrigation sales and service
- principles of customer service and sales techniques
- legislative requirements in sales environments, including fair trading, trade practices and sales of goods legislation and public liability
- relevant components of state or territory Acts relating to irrigation use
- irrigation components technical specifications and suitability
- workplace procedures for providing advice on irrigation products
- irrigation products and pump range of store
- demonstration and assembly of irrigation products and components
- pump and irrigation equipment components, controls, features and functions
- determination of pump capacities in relation to proposed application
- pump and irrigation equipment characteristics, technical capabilities and limitations
- price negotiation techniques and payment options for store
- interpretation of manufacturer specifications
- store product and service and repair policy
Foundation skills
- Reading: Interpret textual information from a range of sources to identify relevant and key information about irrigation product range, including product specifications and warranty terms and conditions, workplace procedures and legislative requirements Interpret textual information from irrigation designs
- Oral communication: Use clear language with customers to gather information and match products to customer needs, explain products and suggest additional products and services
- Numeracy: Interpret numerical information from irrigation designs and pump curves Estimate irrigation product quantities and costs
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What does an assessment tool for AHCIRG446 need to cover?
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