FBPOPR3021 — Apply good manufacturing practice requirements in food processing

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What an assessment for FBPOPR3021 must cover

45 assessable components: 5 elements (19 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 19 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 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 Identify GMP as a regulatory concept

1.1Locate sources of information relevant to work role from current regulatory frameworks for processing food and/or beverages
1.2Locate sources of information relevant to work role relating to GMP compliance

2 Identify requirements of GMP related to own work

2.1Locate sources of information on GMP requirements in the workplace
2.2Identify GMP requirements for food and/or beverage processing
2.3Confirm specific GMP requirements for own work
2.4Identify GMP non-compliant situations and risks to product quality and safety
2.5Alert relevant personnel and take appropriate action according to GMP requirements and workplace procedures

3 Ensure personal hygiene and conduct meet GMP requirements

3.1Maintain personal hygiene, including hand washing, to meet GMP requirements
3.2Use, store and dispose of personal protective equipment according to GMP requirements and workplace procedures
3.3Comply with area entry and exit procedures when moving around the workplace

4 Apply GMP requirements when carrying out work activities

4.1Identify common forms of contamination and cross-contamination
4.2Conduct work according to food safety and environmental procedures
4.3Maintain workplace cleanliness and tidiness to meet GMP requirements
4.4Identify and report signs of unacceptable plant or equipment condition
4.5Identify GMP requirements for routinely monitoring work area, materials, equipment and product
4.6Complete documentation according to workplace procedures

5 Participate in improving GMP

5.1Identify processes, practices or conditions that are inconsistent with GMP requirements, and report according to workplace procedures
5.2Identify elements of GMP that help improve products and processes
5.3Implement corrective action within level of responsibility

Performance evidence

following workplace information relating to GMP responsibilities
completing forms according to GMP and traceability requirements
maintaining workplace cleanliness and tidiness to meet GMP requirements
maintaining personal hygiene consistent with GMP requirements
using appropriate work methods and personal protective clothing and equipment to prevent contamination and cross-contamination

Knowledge evidence

GMP as a regulatory concept, including regulatory obligations of employees, and the potential implications of non-compliance
GMP practices that cover the processing chain
legal requirement to produce food that is safe for human consumption
Australian and other applicable regulatory frameworks relevant to the safe processing of food: Food Standards Code, relevant to work role and products; state and territory Food Acts and their associated regulations; Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) principles for the workplace; industry references to guide best practice management of hazards in food
common microbiological, physical, chemical and allergen hazards related to the foods handled in the work area, including the types of hazards likely to occur, the conditions under which they occur, possible consequences, and control methods to prevent occurrence
contamination/cross-contamination and food safety risks associated with the process, and related control measures
definition of allergen cross-contact as a residue or other trace amount of a food allergen that is unintentionally incorporated into another food
how allergen cross-contact occurs, which can be from ingredients, raw materials, personnel, inadequate cleaning of equipment, or shared equipment
implications of not reporting illness and not following jewellery and make-up policies
inspection or test points (control points) in the process and the related procedures and recording requirements
the relationship between GMP and the food safety and quality systems, and the consequences of not following procedures, including: personnel responsible for designing and managing GMP; personal role to maintain GMP; the role of internal and external auditors; quality assurance; quality control; risk management procedures
personal protective clothing and equipment use, storage and disposal requirements and hygiene requirements
personal protective equipment, clothing and footwear requirements for working in and moving between work areas
workplace cleaning standards and responsibilities relating to own work, including: waste collection; recycling, safe handling and disposal of different types of waste; safe handling and disposal of hazardous waste
properties, handling and storage requirements of: raw materials; packaging materials; final product
GMP requirements for maintaining plant and process equipment
GMP requirements for transferring of equipment and material between areas
procedures for responding to out-of-specification or unacceptable process performance or outcomes
controls to protect personnel and the environment from contamination by products and materials

Foundation skills

Reading: Interpret information about GMP compliance requirements in workplace documents
Writing: Record workplace information using digital and/or paper-based formats

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What does an assessment tool for FBPOPR3021 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for FBPOPR3021 needs to address all 45 unit components: 5 elements with 19 performance criteria, 5 performance evidence requirements, 19 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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