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FBPRBK3016 — Control and order bakery stock

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What an assessment for FBPRBK3016 must cover

100 assessable components: 4 elements (24 performance criteria), 26 performance evidence and 44 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 6 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 Order and receive stock

  • 1.1Process stock orders in accordance with workplace procedures
  • 1.2Maintain and adjust stock re-order cycles to meet bakery requirements
  • 1.3Check and record incoming stock against order and delivery specifications to identify discrepancies and rectify
  • 1.4Check food product packaging on delivery to identify damage and rectify
  • 1.5Check and record temperature on delivery of frozen and chilled food products to ensure food safety standards are met, and rectify
  • 1.6Date code perishable items on delivery to maximise use
  • 1.7Communicate with suppliers to ensure continuity of supply
  • 1.8Monitor ordering and supply processes to identify problems and rectify

2 Store stock

  • 2.1Keep stock to maximise use and minimise waste
  • 2.2Clean storage areas to meet food safe housekeeping requirements
  • 2.3Inspect storage areas to identify indicators of pest contamination and rectify
  • 2.4Use safe manual handling techniques to move and store stock
  • 2.5Label stock with dates in accordance with workplace procedures
  • 2.6Store perishable stock in sealed containers to avoid food contamination and pests
  • 2.7Monitor and maintain cleanliness of stock handling and storage areas to meet housekeeping and hygiene requirements

3 Maintain stock

  • 3.1Monitor and record stock levels in accordance with workplace procedures
  • 3.2Monitor stock performance to determine stock usage rate
  • 3.3Rotate stock according to use-by date to maximise use and minimise waste
  • 3.4Check and adjust environmental conditions to maintain quality of perishables
  • 3.5Conduct temperature checks of perishables to identify storage problems, and rectify to protect perishables from spoilage
  • 3.6Inspect items for pest damage and infestation and dispose of spoiled stock according to workplace procedures

4 Minimise stock losses

  • 4.1Check storage of stock to identify stock problems, and rectify to maintain stock quality
  • 4.2Identify, record and report stock losses in accordance with workplace procedures
  • 4.3Identify avoidable losses and determine the cause of the loss to recommend and implement solutions to prevent future avoidable losses

Performance evidence

  • controlling and ordering three types of bakery stock, including:
  • refrigerated goods
  • frozen goods
  • dry store goods
  • checking stock re-order levels
  • completing stock order forms
  • checking the following five requirements during receiving of stock:
  • incoming stock against order specifications
  • packaging condition
  • date codes of perishable items
  • temperature of perishables
  • ordered stock against supply arrangements, including time and delivery arrangements
  • adhering to the following three requirements during storage of stock:
  • applying date labels to stock with limited shelf life
  • checking the condition of storage containers for damage
  • using safe manual handling procedures for lifting and moving ingredients
  • meeting the following five requirements while maintaining the storage of stock:
  • cleaning dry goods storage areas
  • cleaning refrigerated goods storage areas
  • cleaning frozen goods storage areas
  • checking storage areas for pest contamination and identifying pest infestation indicators
  • rotating stock according to date codes on ingredients, and recording out-of-date stock
  • identifying and recording the following information in the process of ordering, receiving, storing and maintaining stores:
  • spoilt stock
  • stock losses
  • the cause of stock losses

Knowledge evidence

  • workplace health and safety requirements, including personal protective equipment (PPE), applicable to controlling and ordering bakery stock
  • food safety procedures applicable to controlling and ordering bakery stock, including:
  • using storage containers
  • labelling and coding stock
  • humidity
  • temperature
  • ventilation
  • protection from common pests
  • protection from heat
  • protection from air conditioning
  • protection from accidental damage by people
  • protection from environmental heat
  • protection from environmental light
  • sanitary cleanliness
  • types of bakery stock, including:
  • refrigerated goods
  • frozen goods
  • dry store goods
  • principles of stock control, including:
  • rotation and replenishment
  • supplier lead times
  • safety stock
  • stock re-order levels
  • product life cycle and maximising the use of all stock
  • checking for usage rates of stock
  • segregating non-food items from food items that have the potential to cause contamination
  • storage areas and the cleaning requirements to maintain hygienic conditions, including:
  • dry stores
  • cool rooms
  • freezers
  • refrigerators
  • types of contamination, including:
  • microbiological
  • chemical
  • physical
  • types of stock quality checks, including:
  • type
  • quantity
  • use-by date
  • damaged packaging
  • odour
  • colour
  • techniques for measuring and recording temperature in bakery stores
  • bakery stores terminology

Foundation skills

  • Reading: Interprets key information from order, delivery and supplier information, use-by dates, stock labels and workplace procedures
  • Numeracy: Identifies and comprehends measurements, including stock volumes and perishables, and stock area temperature and humidity Interprets safe food condition temperature range requirements for perishables and stores Uses thermometers to measure temperatures Completes stock records using mathematical symbols and conventions Performs calculations and estimations to determine stock levels
  • Writing: Completes stock records and forms using required format, language and structure
  • Oral communication: Uses vocabulary relevant to role and context to convey information clearly to suppliers
  • Navigate the world of work: Complies with workplace health and safety and food safety regulatory requirements relevant to a commercial baking operation Follows organisational policies and procedures relevant to own work role
  • Get the work done: Plans, organises and implements tasks required to achieve production outcomes Uses problem-solving skills to analyse product and process faults and decide on appropriate action Uses digital technologies to set process parameters

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What does an assessment tool for FBPRBK3016 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for FBPRBK3016 needs to address all 100 unit components: 4 elements with 24 performance criteria, 26 performance evidence requirements, 44 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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