FWPTMM4216 — Plan for and supervise engineered wood product operations

1 Prepare for production of engineered wood product

• 1.1Review production schedule and confirm production targets, specifications and performance indicators
• 1.2Confirm workplace health and safety, quality and environmental protection practices and procedures
• 1.3Identify hazards and associated risks, and implement corrective actions according to workplace procedures
• 1.4Confirm legislation, standards and codes of practice relevant to production of engineered wood products
• 1.5Inspect raw materials, identify possible production and quality implications, and communicate variations to production methods to team members
• 1.6Communicate production schedule, including production targets, specifications and performance indicators, to team members
• 1.7Maintain communication with team members to ensure production schedule and workplace health and safety, environmental protection and quality practices and/or procedures are met

2 Supervise production of engineered wood product

• 2.1Monitor workflow and production, and check that targets, performance indicators and product specifications are met
• 2.2Assist team members to evaluate engineered wood product, identify faults and rectify or report production problems
• 2.3Monitor implementation of quality processes and chain of custody requirements
• 2.4Evaluate effectiveness of production processes at key points
• 2.5Modify production processes or schedules, as required, to ensure optimum performance
• 2.6Monitor implementation of processes for reuse, recycling or disposal of sub-standard engineered wood product
• 2.7Respond to breakdowns, disruptions to production and unplanned events according to workplace procedures
• 2.8Direct engineered wood product to storage or transfer for further processing

3 Oversee maintenance and inventory management requirements

• 3.1Monitor implementation of routine and preventative maintenance and cleaning requirements
• 3.2Maintain product and material inventory levels to meet production and contingency requirements

4 Evaluate production of engineered wood product

• 4.1Analyse data and observations on production, operations, faults and output to identify opportunities for process improvement
• 4.2Report on production, health and safety, environment and quality metrics to appropriate personnel according to workplace procedures
• 4.3Seek comments and feedback from team members to identify opportunities for process improvement
• 4.4Analyse feasibility of potential process improvements
• 4.5Document process improvements, and communicate to appropriate personnel according to workplace procedures

What does an assessment tool for FWPTMM4216 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for FWPTMM4216 needs to address all 47 unit components: 4 elements with 22 performance criteria, 8 performance evidence requirements, 13 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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