AMPREN306 — Render edible products
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What an assessment for AMPREN306 must cover
76 assessable components: 5 elements (30 performance criteria), 17 performance evidence and 25 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 operation of rendering 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
- 1.6Clean and sanitise tools and equipment according to contamination control
- 1.7Undertake workplace procedures for safe movement of workers and visitors in and around rendering plant and equipment
- 1.8Identify emergency stops and isolation controls in work area
2 Receive and check raw materials
- 2.1Receive raw materials from approved suppliers and/or internal sources
- 2.2Control transfer of raw materials into bulk bins and/or the processing equipment according to workplace procedures
- 2.3Check raw material for compliance with raw material specification and regulatory requirements
- 2.4Report defects in raw materials promptly and take corrective action
3 Operate and monitor rendering process
- 3.1Start up and monitor rendering machinery plant and equipment according to product requirements
- 3.2Monitor and adjust rendering temperature and duration to achieve required finished product specifications
- 3.3Discharge product effectively and adjust outflow according to workplace procedures
- 3.4Take and test samples to ensure compliance with product specifications according to workplace quality assurance (QA) program
- 3.5Monitor odours and other environmental emissions according to workplace procedures
- 3.6Identify sources of potential product contamination and take preventative measures
- 3.7Identify production problems and rectify processing faults according to workplace procedures
- 3.8Maintain cleanliness of work area in accordance with hygiene and safety requirements
4 Package and label finished product
- 4.1Inspect rendered products to confirm all product specifications are met in readiness for packaging
- 4.2Package rendered products using approved materials and label according to client, QA program, traceability, regulatory and export requirements
- 4.3Transfer products to approved storage areas according to workplace procedures
- 4.4Isolate samples of bagged product for future testing according to QA program
- 4.5Dispatch packaged products according to workplace procedures
5 Shut down rendering process
- 5.1Perform rendering process shutdown according to workplace procedures
- 5.2Clean machinery, equipment and work areas according to QA program, regulatory and hygiene requirements
- 5.3Identify and report maintenance requirements according to workplace
- 5.4Maintain workplace records in appropriate format
- 5.5Conduct handover of rendering process for edible product to another team member when required
Performance evidence
- verbally confirmed work order, product quality requirements and availability of consumables
- identified at least three different hazards, assessed and controlled risk using Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) principles 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 (PPE) 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
- visually checked raw materials for potential contaminants
- set up and calibrated rendering equipment, including temperature and duration
- prevented contamination of products during transfer of raw materials
- monitored and adjusted rendering process including: - quality of raw materials - flow of raw materials - rendering time - temperature - moisture content - product texture
- observed temperature and pressure gauges and adjusted equipment to meet product and safety requirement
- collected and tested at least three product samples to ensure product is rendered to specifications
- confirmed the finished product meets workplace and customer requirements
- identified and taken corrective action for two of the following: - over-rendering - under-rendering - spills - cross contamination - out-of-specification product
- monitored environmental emissions according to workplace and environmental regulatory requirements, including: - odour control - noise - heat recovery - waste water
- performed plant shutdown according to workplace procedures
- completed written production records, including quantity and quality, using accurate industry terminology
- communicated verbally using accurate industry terminology with a supervisor and at least one of the following: - maintenance team member - quality assurance team member - packaging team member.
Knowledge evidence
- purpose and steps related to rendering process
- features and functions of rendering machinery and equipment
- features, benefits, limitations, and correct fit of PPE for rendering edible products process
- key features of workplace health and safety requirements to operate a rendering edible products process
- features and functions of emergency stops, isolation controls and ancillary controls in work area
- key features of HACCP principles related to rendering edible products processes
- workplace procedures for safe movement of workers and visitors in and around rendering plant and equipment
- location and purpose of guards, rails and sensors
- feedback instrumentation
- raw materials quality requirements, including: - temperature - particle size
- key features of quality assurance aspects of rendered product, including: - colour and density of rendered product - friability of rendered product - end-point temperature - correct level of moisture content - correct texture of product
- implications on product quality and productivity of incorrect load in rendered equipment
- bacteria types and quantity allowable
- AS5008 Hygienic Rendering of Animal Products
- Australian Renderers Association’s Code of Practice for Hygienic Rendering of Animal Products
- environmental regulatory requirements that apply to rendering edible product process emissions including: - odour control - noise - heat recovery - waste water
- manufacturer and workplace instructions for safe operation
- operating capacities, efficiencies and applications
- services required, including compressed air, electricity and water
- workplace cleaning and maintenance requirements for rendering edible product machinery and equipment
- regulatory requirements for the rendering of the edible product
- operating and work procedures for rendering equipment, including maintenance
- relevant product and client specifications
- sampling, monitoring and documentation procedures relevant to the process and end products
- possible sources of contamination of the product and the relevant preventative measures.
Foundation skills
- Reading: Interpret operating manuals for equipment used to render edible products Read and interpret gauges and symbols Interpret and check work orders
- Writing: Complete records using industry terminology Sign work orders
- Oral Communication: Use open and closed questions to clarify information Use active listening, including paraphrasing
- Numeracy: Estimate and measure volume (mls, L), temperature (degrees Celsius), moisture percentage Interpret data to identify levels of contamination
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