AMPREN305 — Operate a blood coagulation and drying process
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What an assessment for AMPREN305 must cover
59 assessable components: 6 elements (31 performance criteria), 14 performance evidence and 10 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 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 Prepare for blood coagulation and drying process
- 1.1Check work order, operational status of services and availability of consumables
- 1.2Identify hazards, assess and control risks according to workplace health and safety procedures
- 1.3Identify food safety hazards, assess and control risks according to HACCP principles
- 1.4Select and fit personal protective equipment and contamination control equipment
- 1.5Undertake preoperational checks of machinery and equipment according to workplace procedures and/or manufacturer requirements
- 1.6Transfer blood from slaughter floor or transport vehicles, into holding tanks and add appropriate chemicals.
- 1.7Visually monitor the quantity and quality of raw blood product to ensure required specifications are met
2 Undertake blood coagulation and separation
- 2.1Start blood coagulation and separation process
- 2.2Control steam flow and raw blood flow to facilitate coagulation of blood
- 2.3Monitor coagulation of blood and separation according to process specifications or process requirements
- 2.4Conduct visual checks to determine colour of stick water discharge
- 2.5Use modulating valve to control temperature for blood coagulation
- 2.6Identify and correct out-of-specification processes and product
3 Operate blood drying process
- 3.1Regulate flow of coagulated blood into dryer and monitor dryer discharge temperature
- 3.2Operate equipment and monitor blood meal for moisture content
- 3.3Take blood meal samples to determine moisture content
4 Operate screening and milling of blood meal
- 4.1Check milling and vibrating screens for holes and blockages to ensure correct particle size in blood meal
- 4.2Check conveying equipment to ensure it is dry and clean to avoid bacterial contamination
- 4.3Monitor odours and other environmental emissions according to workplace procedures
- 4.4Operate screening and milling equipment and monitor process
- 4.5Take blood meal samples for salmonella testing according to quality assurance (QA) program
- 4.6Identify and rectify processing faults according to workplace procedures
5 Package blood meal and load out
- 5.1Bag blood meal and apply labels according to product specifications, quality control and regulatory requirements
- 5.2Store packaged blood meal in a clean dry environment and isolate product for holding and testing
- 5.3Isolate samples of bagged product for future testing according to QA program
- 5.4Complete load out documentation as per QA program and dispatch for transport
6 Shut down coagulation and drying process
- 6.1Clean blood coagulation and drying equipment with water and approved chemicals according to QA program
- 6.2Shut down the equipment safely according to operating procedures
- 6.3Identify and report maintenance requirements according to workplace procedures
- 6.4Maintain workplace records in appropriate format
- 6.5Conduct handover of blood coagulation and drying operation to another team member when required
Performance evidence
- An individual demonstrating competency must satisfy all of the elements and performance criteria in this unit.
- There must be evidence that the individual has safely set up, operated, monitored and shut down two separate blood coagulation and drying processes to convert raw materials into blood meal products according to specific work orders.
- For each process, there must be evidence that the individual has:
- confirmed the product quantity and quality requirements
- identified at least three food safety hazards, assessed and controlled risk using HACCP techniques and workplace health and safety requirements
- identified at least three safety hazards, assessed and controlled risk using workplace health and safety procedures
- selected and correctly fitted appropriate personal protective equipment and clothing required for worker safety and food contamination control
- conducted preoperational check of machinery and equipment including access to emergency stops and isolation controls in work area
- set up and calibrated blood coagulation and drying equipment including temperature and duration
- completed cleaning of blood coagulation and drying equipment according to hygienic requirements
- identified and taken corrective action for two of the following: - flow of coagulated blood - dryer discharge temperature - colour of stick water - spills - contamination
- monitored environmental emissions according to workplace and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requirements, including odour control and one of the following: - waste water - heat recovery - noise - heat
- completed written production records using accurate industry terminology
- provided a verbal briefing during handover process to team member.
Knowledge evidence
- An individual must be able to demonstrate the knowledge required to perform the tasks outlined in the elements and performance criteria of this unit. This includes knowledge of:
- purpose and steps related to rendering process and function of blood coagulation and drying process, from blood collection to load out of blood meal
- workplace health and safety requirements associated with the operation of a blood coagulation and drying process
- workplace procedures for safe movement of workers and visitors in and around blood coagulation and drying process machinery and equipment
- key features of HACCP principles related to blood coagulation and drying processes
- key features of workplace procedures for the operation of a blood coagulation and drying process including: - agents which affect quality of raw blood in the holding tank - blood processing operations Critical Control Points - qualities of raw materials and final product - application of preservatives to aged blood - equipment cleanliness requirements to meet food safety standards - workplace and end user blood meal specifications - AS5008 Hygienic Rendering of Animal Products - Australian Renderers Association’s Code of Practice for Hygienic Rendering of Animal Products, including cleaning and sanitation of blood processing equipment
- WHS risks associated with handling and coagulating raw blood including hydrogen sulfide
- key features of regulatory requirements for Restricted Animal Material, including cross contamination
- workplace and EPA requirements for monitoring environmental emissions, including; - odour control - waste water - heat recovery - noise
- Quality Assurance (QA) program requirements for blood processing and coagulation, including: - labelling and traceability - cleaning equipment, with water and approved chemicals.
Foundation skills
- Reading: Interpret operating manuals for blood processing machinery and equipment Read and interpret gauges and symbols
- Writing: Complete records using industry terminology
- Oral Communication: Use open and closed questions to clarify information
- Numeracy: Estimate and measure volume (mls, L), temperature (degrees Celsius), moisture percentage, steam flow and blood flow
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