AHCORG414 — Oversee compliance with an organic certification scheme

1 Identify compliance requirements of the selected organic standard relating to the farm system

• 1.1Access organic certification scheme documentation for operation and management of organic farm
• 1.2Identify and interpret key clauses and requirements of organic standards for farm system
• 1.3Identify and document compliance of farm system with organic certification scheme
• 1.4Identify and document key farm operations that are impacted by organic standards

2 Keep records to comply with organic certification requirements

• 2.1Identify records required for compliance with organic certification scheme
• 2.2Complete and maintain records to approved industry standard
• 2.3Communicate recording requirements to stakeholders
• 2.4Monitor record-keeping process and maintain records according to National Organic Standards

3 Support compliance with organic standards of staff in the farm business

• 3.1Identify steps within production system that require compliance with organic standards
• 3.2Support and train staff and stakeholders to implement and foster a compliant organic supply chain culture
• 3.3Keep accurate records at key supply chain steps to verify and maintain compliance, for reconciliation and traceability
• 3.4Prepare job descriptions and key performance indicators with certification compliance requirements

4 Meet annual audit requirements of the selected organic certification scheme

• 4.1Comply with specific certification requirements
• 4.2Prepare farm and organic records and documents for audit, and ensure accessibility
• 4.3Conduct and record internal organic audits of farm system
• 4.4Take corrective action to comply with the specific certification requirements
• 4.5Participate in annual organic system review and audit
• 4.6Comply and close off identified corrective actions

5 Comply with food safety requirements

• 5.1Identify food safety requirements for farm system according to legislation, regulations and organic certification standards
• 5.2Communicate food safety requirements to key stakeholders
• 5.3Maintain records of compliance with food safety and industry regulations and standards
• 5.4Identify and rectify non-conformance issues identified by internal audit or industry compliance

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