AMPR322 — Prepare and produce value added products
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What an assessment for AMPR322 must cover
47 assessable components: 9 elements (23 performance criteria), 13 performance evidence and 11 knowledge evidence requirements. 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 Prepare and operate processing equipment used in producing value-added products
- 1.1Prepared and operate processing equipment according to hygiene, and health and safety requirements
- 1.2Identify faults in line with manufacturer and workplace requirements
- 1.3Use equipment according to manufacturer, workplace and workplace health and safety requirements
- 1.4Performed start-up and shut-down procedures according to manufacturer and workplace requirements
2 Clean processing equipment
- 2.1Clean equipment to manufacturer’s, workplace health and safety, hygiene and workplace requirements
3 Follow recipe
- 3.1Follow recipes to prepare and produce value-added products to product specifications
4 Select ingredients for formulation of value-added products
- 4.1Select ingredients in accordance with recipes, policy and practice, and regulatory requirements
- 4.2Weigh ingredients in accordance with recipe specifications and regulatory requirements
- 4.3Label ingredients according to workplace and regulatory requirements
5 Prepare meat, stuffings, seasonings and force meat for value-added products
- 5.1Prepare meat according to recipes, policy and practice
- 5.2Prepare stuffings, seasonings and force meat in accordance with recipes, policy and practice
6 Prepare pastry, marinades, sauces, and glazes for value-added product
- 6.1Prepare pastry, marinades, sauces and glazes in accordance with recipes, policy and practice
7 Mix ingredients
- 7.1Weigh ingredients in accordance with recipe requirements
- 7.2Add ingredients to meat according to recipes, product specifications and regulatory requirements
- 7.3Blend ingredients to achieve product consistency according to recipes and product specifications
8 Produce value-added products
- 8.1Formulate product according to product specifications
- 8.2Present product according to product specifications and policy and procedures
- 8.3Use pastry types according to recipes and workplace requirements
- 8.4Skewer meat according to recipes and workplace requirements
9 Store products and ingredients
- 9.1Store product according to workplace and regulatory requirements
- 9.2Store ingredients according to workplace and regulatory requirements
- 9.3Identify shelf life of products and take appropriate action
- 9.4Identify effects of ingredients on shelf life and take appropriate action
Performance evidence
- The candidate must be able to produce value-added meat products from a minimum of three species, using pastry, fresh produce, dried herbs and spices and marinades.
- make adjustments to equipment when necessary according to manufacturer’s, workplace and workplace health and safety requirements
- describe shelf life of products, factors affecting shelf life and effects of different ingredients on shelf life
- explain the permissible use of additives and ingredients in value-added products
- identify suitable alternatives from existing stock where quantities of required ingredients are not available, as applicable
- work with team members to develop new value-added products
- identify sub-standard product and rectify appropriately
- label value-added products according to workplace and regulatory requirements
- provide advice to customers on ingredients in value-added products
- seek advice on new recipes and products from appropriate sources
- use communication skills appropriate to the task
- use mathematical skills as required for production of value-added products
- estimate measures to verify calculations
Knowledge evidence
- regulatory requirements regarding use and storage of fruit and vegetables
- shelf life of products, factors affecting shelf life and effects of different ingredients on shelf life
- range of effects on the product and on consumer health of the use of incorrect and inadequate quantities of ingredients
- properties of correct blending
- purpose and use of processing equipment in the preparation of value-added products
- use and purpose of stuffings, seasoning and force meat in producing value-added products
- use and purposes of ingredients in producing value-added products
- quality requirements related to production of value-added products
- effect of various ingredients on product shelf life
- procedures for cleaning processing equipment
- workplace health and safety and hygiene requirements related to producing value-added products
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Questions about assessing AMPR322
What does an assessment tool for AMPR322 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for AMPR322 needs to address all 47 unit components: 9 elements with 23 performance criteria, 13 performance evidence requirements, 11 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for AMPR322?
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Related units
- AMPR201 — Break and cut product using a bandsaw
- AMPR202 — Provide advice on cooking and storage of meat products
- AMPR203 — Select, weigh and package meat for sale
- AMPR204 — Package products using manual packing and labelling equipment
- AMPR205 — Use basic methods of meat cookery
- AMPR206 — Vacuum pack products in a retail operation
- AMPR208 — Make and sell sausages
- AMPR209 — Produce and sell value-added products
- AMPR211 — Provide advice on meal solutions in a meat retail outlet
- AMPR212 — Clean meat retail work area
- AMPR301 — Prepare specialised cuts
- AMPR302 — Assess carcase or product quality
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