FWPFOM5006Implement practices to maximise value from wood residues

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What an assessment for FWPFOM5006 must cover

61 assessable components: 4 elements (19 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 30 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 Scope a value maximisation plan

  • 1.1Review management plans and workplace priorities with respect to value maximisation requirements
  • 1.2Identify required production authorisations, determine timeline and budget and check with appropriate personnel
  • 1.3Determine applications and demand for wood and residue material, and document according to workplace procedures
  • 1.4Determine and document any special process requirements and product value chain
  • 1.5Consult with stakeholders to obtain input to the plan
  • 1.6Determine and document most appropriate value maximisation options for the organisation or site

2 Develop and document a value maximisation plan

  • 2.1Identify legal, workplace, environmental protection and best practice parameters governing wood management practices
  • 2.2Determine and document in the plan the most appropriate value maximisation practices for the workplace
  • 2.3Document methodology, schedule, budget and legal requirements for implementation of value maximisation practices
  • 2.4Define technology, materials and resources required for implementation of value maximisation plan
  • 2.5Develop value maximisation plan and submit to the appropriate personnel for approval

3 Implement value maximisation practices

  • 3.1Implement value maximisation practices identified in the plan according to methodology, schedule, budget and legal requirements
  • 3.2Obtain required authorisations for use of technology, materials and resources
  • 3.3Communicate production schedule for value maximisation plan to appropriate personnel
  • 3.4Establish processes to monitor implementation of the plan

4 Review implementation of value maximisation plan

  • 4.1Monitor value maximisation plan and review against methodology and production schedule
  • 4.2Analyse information and data to determine effectiveness of value maximisation practices
  • 4.3Prepare improvement recommendations based on information, data analysis and consultative processes
  • 4.4Record and report outcomes to appropriate personnel

Performance evidence

  • An individual demonstrating competency must satisfy all of the elements and performance criteria in this unit.
  • There must be evidence that the individual has developed, documented and coordinated the execution and evaluation of one wood value maximisation plan for a forest or wood products operation.
  • In performing this activity, the individual has:
  • established the extent of the wood value maximisation strategy, as well as the legal, occupational, environmental, and best practise standards
  • detailed the methodology for the execution of wood value maximisation, including timetable, budget, legal requirements, technology, materials, and resources required, as well as the most relevant practices.
  • communicated production schedule for maximising the value of the product according to the plan
  • monitored and reported implementation of the plan against methodology and production schedule
  • provided recommendations for future improvements based on information, data analysis and consultative processes.

Knowledge evidence

  • commonwealth, state or territory legislation or regulations applicable to wood management practices
  • current government and industry initiatives, codes of practice and guidelines relevant to wood management practices
  • different applications for wood and residue material, markets and general market value:
  • poles
  • piles and bridge timbers
  • veneer logs
  • saw logs
  • chip logs
  • charcoal logs
  • woody biomass
  • structural and non-structural timbers
  • timber composites
  • timber panel products
  • timber engineered products
  • eucalyptus oil
  • extractives
  • potential uses for wood residues and by-products, markets and general market value
  • production practices that avoid or reduce wood residues
  • role of wood or waste products in generating renewable energy through biomass
  • authorisations, permits and licences relating to:
  • sites or properties
  • hours of operation
  • use and application of chemicals
  • environmental issues
  • processes and practices for:
  • internal and external consultation
  • developing and implementing value maximisation plans
  • collecting and analysing relevant data
  • evaluating and modifying plans
  • format, content and use of value maximisation plans.

Foundation skills

  • Oral communication: Engage in high- level consultative discussions to generate ideas for and negotiate content of value maximisation plans
  • Reading: Interpret complex written information in a range of internal and external source documents to plan maximisation practices
  • Writing: Develop and document comprehensive value maximisation plans in a style and format easily understood by a range of employees
  • Numeracy: Interpret and calculate complex numerical data to establish and manage budgets

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What does an assessment tool for FWPFOM5006 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for FWPFOM5006 needs to address all 61 unit components: 4 elements with 19 performance criteria, 8 performance evidence requirements, 30 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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