AURSBA001 — Carry out warehousing procedures in an automotive workplace

Elements & performance criteria

Performance evidence

•  receive three different stock items into an automotive warehouse, in which the work must involve:  checking received goods against purchase orders and delivery documentation  following established workplace procedures for manual handling
•  identify and raise appropriate documents for three different non-conforming or damaged stock items
•  store three different stock items in the warehouse, in which the work must involve:  correctly labelling items before storage  storing items in the appropriate location
•  dispatch three different stock items from the warehouse to the customer or end user, in which the work must involve:  identifying dispatch instructions  labelling items according to workplace procedures  completing shipping address details and any special instructions
•  maintain workplace stock control documentation and warehouse computer records during above work

Knowledge evidence

•  work health and safety (WHS) and occupational health and safety (OHS) requirements, including procedures for manually and mechanically handling stock
•  environmental requirements, including procedures for disposing of or recycling surplus packaging
•  key features of relevant codes of practice, including those dealing with:  managing risks of hazardous chemicals in the workplace  managing the work environment and facilities  hazardous manual tasks
•  key features of documentation required for the receipt and dispatch of warehouse items, including:  invoices  picking and packing slips  order forms
•  warehouse workplace procedures, including procedures for:  safe and secure stock storage  stock rotation  labelling stock items  product quality standards  packing and unpacking goods  isolating out of date, missing or damaged stock  identifying correct warehouse location of items or goods  using barcoding equipment  disposing of waste  completing delivery and dispatch documentation  maintaining stock record documentation  matching stock labelling to picking and packing slip  isolating non-compliant goods

Foundation skills

• Reading skills to::  interpret a range of warehousing documentation, including:  stock ordering and stock delivery documentation  warehousing work procedures  purchase and stock supply agreements.
• Writing skills to::  legibly and accurately complete:  warehouse stock control documents  non-conforming stock return defect labels  special delivery labels and shipping documents.
• Numeracy skills to::  interpret and apply numerical information when completing stock records and delivery documentation.
• Digital literacy skills to::  use digital systems and tools to access, search and retrieve information relating to stock and delivery requirements.
• Planning and organising skills to::  plan own work requirements and prioritise actions to achieve required outcomes and ensure tasks are completed within workplace timeframes.
• Technology skills to::  technical skills to use stock recording equipment and mechanical and stock moving equipment.

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