FBPOPR3007 — Operate a bulk liquid transfer process

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What an assessment for FBPOPR3007 must cover

49 assessable components: 4 elements (20 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 17 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 bulk materials transfer work

1.1Confirm work instructions and clarify where required
1.2Identify health, safety and food safety hazards for the bulk liquid transfer process and inform supervisor
1.3Wear appropriate personal protective equipment and ensure correct fit
1.4Identify tank locations, and product and materials holdings and capacities
1.5Confirm actual-to-recorded holding levels

2 Prepare bulk liquid transfer equipment and process for operation

2.1Inspect condition of tank and related equipment, and identify and report maintenance requirements
2.2Select transfer equipment settings and operating parameters to meet safety and transfer requirements
2.3Carry out checks and tests, and follow other materials and product clearance procedures prior to transfer
2.4Establish the priorities for materials transfer to match intakes and transfers to storage capacity and production requirements

3 Transfer bulk liquid materials

3.1Start and operate the transfer process according to work health and safety and operating requirements
3.2Monitor the transfer process to confirm correct location selection, quantities and equipment settings
3.3Transfer bulk liquid materials and product to the required location or storage facility
3.4Maintain a clean and tidy workplace according to health, safety and food safety procedures
3.5Maintain workplace records in required format
3.6Conduct work according to workplace environmental guidelines

4 Complete transfer operations

4.1Position valves and related equipment settings to complete transfer operation
4.2Purge product and materials from lines according to workplace procedures
4.3Clean and prepare equipment for further transfer
4.4Record information on the transfer operation in required format
4.5Identify and report maintenance activities according to workplace requirements

Performance evidence

applying safe work procedures
following food safety procedures
inspecting equipment for signs of wear, including visual inspections to detect leaks, listening for unusual noises and/or vibrations in pumps, and checking gauges and meters
using workplace records and systems to confirm tank holdings and capacities and determining appropriate source/destination holding facilities, including verifying by physically inspecting storage facilities and checking materials/product compatibility
preparing equipment for materials transfer, including confirming that equipment is clean, lines are purged, isolation or lock-outs are cancelled as required, any scheduled maintenance has been completed, and safety guards/equipment are correctly positioned
operating and monitoring transfer process to confirm that correct quantities are transferred at the required times, to the required locations, including monitoring pump loads and flow rates, and filter/strainer condition
completing transfer operations, including purging lines and selecting appropriate equipment/system settings
taking corrective action to address transfer issues

Knowledge evidence

bulk liquid materials storage facilities layout and related management systems
basic operating principles of the system and equipment used, including the features of the bulk liquid handling system
good manufacturing practices (GMP) relevant to work task
equipment used, including sensors, valves, pumps, pipework and other related equipment that controls the flow and transfer of bulk liquid materials, equipment operating capacity and the status and purpose of guards
planning and scheduling systems and responsibilities to prioritise materials transfer processes, including characteristics of materials received and related storage requirements, production requirements and storage capacities
signs and symptoms of faulty equipment, and early warning signs of potential problems
operating parameters, and corrective action required where operation is outside specified operating parameters
health and safety hazards and controls, including emergency procedures to respond to hazardous situations
product inspection procedures within level of responsibility
clearance procedures, including relevant test methods and action required if results are not within specification or clearance is not provided
contamination/cross-contamination and food safety risks associated with the process, and related control measures
isolation, lock-out and tag-out procedures and responsibilities
environmental issues associated with bulk liquid materials transfer, including consequences of spills, and appropriate control/containment procedures
basic operating principles of process control, where relevant, including the relationship between control panels and systems and the physical equipment
workplace cleaning and sanitisation procedures required for the bulk liquid transfer process
recording requirements and procedures for the bulk liquid transfer process
recording requirements to ensure traceability of product

Foundation skills

Learning: Plan and sequence steps in transfer process
Reading: Identify product and other transfer requirements from order forms Read system information from control screens Interpret workplace procedures
Writing: Record data and observations using digital and/or paper-based format
Numeracy: Interpret system process control data, capacities, quantities and product levels (L, hL)

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What does an assessment tool for FBPOPR3007 need to cover?

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