FBPTEC3005 — Work with bakery ingredients, their functions and interactions

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What an assessment for FBPTEC3005 must cover

64 assessable components: 6 elements (39 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 21 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 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 different fats, butter and oils, their properties and uses

1.1Identify the main types of fats, butter and oils used to produce baked products
1.2Recognise the differences between fats, butter and oils
1.3Recognise the differences between animal and vegetable fats and oils
1.4Identify the effect of baking on fats, butter and oils
1.5Identify storage requirements of fats, butter and oils to maintain freshness and quality
1.6Recognise common faults that can occur in baked products that are related to fats, butter and oils
1.7Identify common food safety hazards related to fats, butter and oils
1.8Determine the hazards related to working with fats, butter and oils, and how the associated risks can be managed

2 Identify sugars and sweeteners and their uses

2.1Identify the main types of sugars used in baked products
2.2Recognise the differences between different sugars and sweeteners
2.3Recognise the effects that sugars have on baked products
2.4Identify storage requirements of sugar
2.5Recognise common faults that can occur in baked products that are related to sugar
2.6Determine the hazards related to working with sugar, and how the associated risks can be managed

3 Work with eggs and their properties

3.1Recognise the function of eggs in producing baked products
3.2Identify the characteristics of different types of eggs
3.3Identify the nutritional make-up of egg yolks and whites
3.4Identify storage conditions to ensure eggs are kept fresh
3.5Recognise common faults that can occur in baked products that are related to eggs
3.6Identify common food safety hazards related to eggs
3.7Determine the hazards related to working with eggs, and how the associated risks can be managed

4 Work with nuts and dried fruits

4.1Recognise the function of nuts and dried fruits in producing baked products
4.2Identify the characteristics of different nuts and fruit dried in different ways
4.3Determine the different ways that nuts and dried fruits are prepared for baking processes
4.4Identify storage conditions to ensure nuts and dried fruits are kept fresh
4.5Recognise common faults that can occur in baked products that are related to nuts and/or dried fruits
4.6Identify common food safety hazards and allergies related to nuts and dried fruit
4.7Determine the hazards related to working with nuts and dried fruits, and how the associated risks can be managed

5 Work with herbs and spices

5.1Recognise the function of herbs and spices in baked products
5.2Identify the characteristics of different herbs and spices
5.3Identify storage conditions to ensure herbs and spices are kept fresh
5.4Identify common food safety hazards and allergies related to herbs and spices
5.5Recognise common faults that can occur in baked products that are related to herbs and spices

6 Work with flavourings and colourings

6.1Recognise the function of flavourings and colourings in baked products
6.2Identify the characteristics of different flavourings and colourings used
6.3Identify storage conditions to ensure flavourings and colourings are kept fresh
6.4Recognise common faults that can occur in baked products that are related to flavourings and colourings
6.5Identify common food safety hazards and allergies related to flavourings and colourings
6.6Determine the hazards related to working with flavourings and colourings, and how the associated risks can be managed

Performance evidence

There must be evidence that the individual has identified functions and properties of bakery ingredients, including at least one item from each of the following groups: • fats, butter and oils • sugar • eggs • nuts and dried fruits • herbs and spices • flavourings and colourings.

Knowledge evidence

general physical-chemical properties of fat, butter and oils, including: • saturated/unsaturated • animal/vegetable • melting points
the effects that shortenings have on flour and gluten
general physical-chemical properties of sugar and sweeteners commonly used in backed products
grades and types of sugar
purpose of adding sugar to baked products
general properties of eggs, egg substitutes and coagulation
purpose of eggs in baked products, including leavening, tenderising, emulsifying, thickening, to add moisture, colour and nutrition and to provide structure, texture and flavour
egg parts and typical defects
properties of nuts and typical uses in baked products
nut allergies, including anaphylaxis
properties of dried fruit and typical uses in baked products
properties of herbs and spices and typical uses in baked products
properties of colourings and flavourings and typical uses in baked products
storage requirements to ensure quality of raw material is maintained, including the effects of temperature, moisture, contamination from other materials, allergen management, pest control
typical analytical tests and checks to determine quality of raw materials, including observation, smell and rapid tests
typical faults that occur in baked products as a result of ingredient treatment or integrity
the purpose and intent of food safety legislation and control measures for physical, chemical, microbiological and allergenic risks
Food Standards Code in relation to bakery products produced at worksite
Common microbiological, physical, chemical and allergenic hazards that can occur when processing baked products, including the types of hazards likely to occur, the conditions under which they occur, and possible consequences
contamination/cross-contamination and cross-contact food safety risks associated with the main ingredients used in a commercial bakery, and how each can be controlled
cleaning and sanitisation procedures for ingredients containing allergens.

Foundation skills

Learning: Problem-solve issues with baking process and ingredients to ensure quality outcomes
Reading: Interpret key information from Product Information Forms (PIFs), labels, Certificates of Analyses and workplace documents
Oral communication: Use industry terminology when referring to ingredients and their properties Describe product faults using industry terminology

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Questions about assessing FBPTEC3005

What does an assessment tool for FBPTEC3005 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for FBPTEC3005 needs to address all 64 unit components: 6 elements with 39 performance criteria, 1 performance evidence requirements, 21 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for FBPTEC3005?

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