FWPFOM5009 — Contribute to management and monitoring of forestry supply chains
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What an assessment for FWPFOM5009 must cover
82 assessable components: 4 elements (28 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 47 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 Map existing forestry supply chain arrangements
- 1.1Identify the structure of existing forestry supply chains, including material flows, inventory management and end-to-end costs
- 1.2Confirm responsibility for supply chain management within the organisation
- 1.3Access technology hardware and software required for operation of supply chain management system
- 1.4Confirm workplace policies and procedures for guiding business relations and operations
- 1.5Confirm supply chain traceability arrangements, including chain of custody and chain of responsibility requirements
- 1.6Identify information requirements for each step of a forestry supply chain
- 1.7Confirm contractual obligations and key performance indicators for a forestry supply chain, including those related to cost, compliance and timeframes
- 1.8Assess responsibilities and support needs of staff, customers and suppliers engaged in supply chain operations
2 Manage material flows through a forestry supply chain
- 2.1Manage achievement of supply chain objectives against key performance indicators
- 2.2Allocate supply chain tasks to self and other personnel
- 2.3Support personnel to achieve supply chain tasks and milestones
- 2.4Manage communication and information exchange with partners and suppliers
- 2.5Facilitate collaboration with supply chain organisations to determine demand at each level of supply chain
- 2.6Manage sales and payments in accordance with workplace procedures
- 2.7Implement actions within the organisation and supply chain partners to build trust and foster a supply chain culture
- 2.8Adjust policies and procedures to respond to the changing needs of suppliers, customers, regulators and the organisation
- 2.9Report on forestry supply chain operations to appropriate personnel
3 Monitor a forestry supply chain
- 3.1Review key performance indicators for each step in a forestry supply chain
- 3.2Identify vulnerabilities and opportunities for improvements in a forestry supply chain
- 3.3Identify ways of improving the effectiveness of a forestry supply chain through the implementation of monitoring activities
- 3.4Assess the impact of changes to variables, including customer orders, lead times, production volumes and transport availability, on a forestry supply chain
- 3.5Monitor compliance with legal, ethical, environmental, corporate social responsibility and sustainability requirements with a forestry supply chain in accordance with workplace procedures
- 3.6Identify potential remedial actions for correcting non-compliances and variances against key performance indicators
4 Improve efficiency of a forestry supply chain
- 4.1Review the effectiveness of current relationships within a forestry supply chain
- 4.2Compare supply chain management models to determine most appropriate infrastructure to support a forestry supply chain
- 4.3Assess techniques to support the development of innovation in a forestry supply chain
- 4.4Analyse cost and time reduction activities for a forestry supply chain consistent with achieving organisational objectives
- 4.5Consolidate outcomes of review and analysis, and suggest improvements to forestry supply chain and seek feedback from appropriate personnel
Performance evidence
- conducted an analysis of at least three supply chain characteristics chosen from the following and identified two areas for improvement: • commercial and customer relationships • distribution and purchasing channels • material flows • end-to-end costs • key performance indicators (KPIs) • operations and outcomes • compliance with legal, ethical, environmental, corporate social responsibility and sustainability requirements • forestry supply chain vulnerabilities
- supervised and assisted in the completion of tasks and milestones for one forestry supply chain operation during an operational cycle
- evaluated and identified at least one supply chain activity and/or model that may result in cost and time savings for the workplace and made recommendations for improvements.
Knowledge evidence
- demand
- demand planning
- market segments
- channels
- production
- make to order
- make to stock
- supply
- order acceptance
- order fulfilment
- distribution
- maximise customer service
- minimise inventory holding cost
- maintain stock quality
- maximise production efficiency
- maximise transport efficiency
- communication strategies and channels used in forestry supply chains
- digital systems and applications used in a forestry supply chain
- forestry supply chain policies and procedures
- supplier capabilities and capacities
- commercial agreements and contractual requirements
- customer service levels
- delivery timeframes
- inventory flow and management
- investment returns and cost controls
- methods of pricing and payment terms
- product sourcing
- purchasing and distribution channels
- quality control standards
- value adds
- stakeholder relationships
- supply chain documentation
- strategies that support continuous improvement activities
- orders
- production
- inventory
- procurement
- transport capacity
- forestry supply chain traceability arrangements, including chain of custody and chain of responsibility requirements
- commercial and customer relationships
- distribution and purchasing channels
- material flows
- end-to-end costs
- KPIs – production, procurement, transport, inventory management
- operations and outcomes
- compliance with legal, ethical, environmental, corporate social responsibility and sustainability requirements
- forestry supply chain vulnerabilities
Foundation skills
- Reading: Interpret complex written information in a range of internal and external source documents to assist in the supply chain management process
- Writing: Design, develop and revise strategic documents appropriate to audience and context
- Oral communication: Use clear language and appropriate features to provide information to a variety of individuals. Use active listening and questioning techniques to convey and clarify information
- Numeracy: Analyse and compare financial information to assist in managing, evaluating and improving the supply chain
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Questions about assessing FWPFOM5009
What does an assessment tool for FWPFOM5009 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for FWPFOM5009 needs to address all 82 unit components: 4 elements with 28 performance criteria, 3 performance evidence requirements, 47 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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