SFLDEC007 — Construct wired floristry products

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What an assessment for SFLDEC007 must cover

45 assessable components: 5 elements (24 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 13 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 5 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 Interpret the design and job specifications.

1.1Interpret job specifications and itemised job costing.
1.2Discuss, with relevant personnel, design and construction requirements, including cost and production deadlines.
1.3Read, view or discuss job specifications regularly during construction phase to comply with product requirements.

2 Select flower, plant and presentation materials.

2.1Recognise and select flower, plant and presentation materials according to job specifications and costing.
2.2Sort items in preparation for construction.
2.3Identify potential problems for meeting design requirements and adjust as required.

3 Prepare to construct the floristry product.

3.1Use floristry tools, equipment and hazardous substances safely and use personal protective equipment to avoid injury.
3.2Clean product construction area to avoid spoilage of flower and plant materials.
3.3Check flower and plant materials have been correctly prepared and conditioned.
3.4Recognise and report any spoilt materials and rectify according to level of individual responsibility.
3.5Select tools, equipment and other construction components.
3.6Use energy and water resources efficiently during preparation and construction to reduce negative environmental impacts.

4 Construct wired floral designs.

4.1Select wired floristry techniques according to job specifications.
4.2Produce wired floristry products considering and applying elements and principles of design.
4.3Determine and use appropriate support methods.
4.4Secure floral arrangement according to job specifications.
4.5Evaluate and modify the floral design according to need, considering and applying elements and principles of design.

5 Evaluate and present the wired floristry product.

5.1Assess finished floristry product for compliance with job specifications, for technical and aesthetic quality and adjust as required.
5.2Attach and secure presentation items to floral product.
5.3Select and use wrapping and packaging materials according to job specifications, adjust to enhance presentation and to ensure safe transportation, as required.
5.4Consider and apply elements and principles of design when wrapping, packing and varying presentation of the wired floristry product.
5.5Dispose of hazardous and other waste safely to minimise negative environmental impacts.
5.6Evaluate presentation of finished wired floristry product before displaying, despatching or providing to the customer.
5.7Prepare basic reports to justify variations to original design and to inform future improvements.

Performance evidence

correctly interpret designs and follow job specifications to construct each of these wired floristry products which must be of consistent quality and varying sizes: - button hole - corsage - posy - trail - shower - shoulder spray - wrist spray - circlet - head piece - cake decoration
construct wired floristry products using these techniques across the above suite of products: - support wiring for flower and plant materials with a stem - wiring for flower and plant materials without a stem - stitching - pinning - specialised wiring - cross wiring
use fresh flower and plant materials across the above suite of products: - non-Australian species whether they are grown in Australia or overseas - Australian species

Knowledge evidence

key characteristics of elements and principles of design, their key interrelationships and use in wired floristry products: - elements of design: texture, form, colour, space, line - principles of design: harmony, rhythm, balance, dominance, scale, proportion, contrast
essential features and use of these design guidelines or forms and categories for wired floristry products: decorative, vegetative, formal-linear, radial, parallel
essential features and use of these construction techniques for wired floristry products: - wiring techniques: support wiring for flower and plant materials with a stem, wiring for flower and plant materials without a stem, stitching, pinning, specialised wiring, cross wiring - techniques for: wrapping for enhancement, packaging and protecting flower and plant materials
essential features and use of a wide variety of fresh and dry flower and plant materials: - non-Australian species whether they are grown in Australia or overseas - Australian species
features of spoilt and unsuitable flower and plant materials
complementary nature of flower and plant materials to modify design during construction
handling techniques to avoid spoilage of flower, plant and presentation materials
essential features and use of a wide variety of presentation materials used to enhance wired floristry products
types and correct use of personal protection equipment for constructing floristry products
safe handling techniques for: - toxic flower and plant materials - flower and plant materials treated with toxic fungicides and pesticides - cleaning products - floristry tools
cleaning techniques and uses of cleaning products for floristry construction areas
cleaning products: role, use and basic content of Safety Data Sheets (SDS) or plain English workplace documents or diagrams that interpret SDS content; safe practices for storing; environmentally sound disposal methods for hazardous waste
potential environmental impacts of constructing wired floristry products and practices for: reducing water and energy use, reducing wastage of floristry raw materials, environmentally sound disposal methods for these types of floristry construction waste: wrapping and packaging materials, recyclable materials, spoiled and diseased flower and plant materials, flower and plant materials that have a propensity to propagate weeds

Foundation skills

Reading skills: interpret sometimes unfamiliar and detailed job specifications for constructing floristry products.
Oral communication skills: ask detailed questions and actively listen to clarify and confirm design and job specification requirements; make simple verbal reports about problems that arise during construction.
Numeracy skills: calculate required quantity of flower, plant and other materials, from job specifications, for each arrangement and for multiples; interpret job specification measurements for floristry products and complete routine calculations to adapt.
Teamwork skills: discuss job specifications with other florists to ensure common understanding of production requirements.
Planning and organising skills: manage own timing and productivity to construct floristry products within deadlines.

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What does an assessment tool for SFLDEC007 need to cover?

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