TLIX0005X — Administer market supply systems
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What an assessment for TLIX0005X must cover
62 assessable components: 4 elements (20 performance criteria), 20 performance evidence and 22 knowledge evidence requirements. 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 market supply system components
- 1.1Producers, buyers and consumers in the market supply system are identified
- 1.2Suppliers of supporting goods and services in the market supply system are confirmed
- 1.3Entities that influence the market supply system are identified
- 1.4Origin of products, materials and services used in the market supply system are established
- 1.5Roles and personnel in the market supply system are determined
- 1.6Marketing, sales and distribution functions and contributions in the market supply system are confirmed
- 1.7Level of authority for performance in the market supply system is verified
2 Participate in a market supply system
- 2.1Criteria for the supply of materials and products are specified, in accordance with supply chain procedures
- 2.2Established quality indicators are used, in accordance with supply chain procedures, for verifying materials and products
- 2.3Specifications for materials and products are reviewed, in accordance with supply chain procedures
- 2.4Industry terminology is used to communicate with stakeholders in the market supply system
- 2.5Flow rates and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for the market supply system are tracked, in accordance with supply chain procedures
- 2.6Approved electronic digital systems and tools are used, in accordance with supply chain procedures
- 2.7Market supply system records are updated, in accordance with supply chain procedures
- 2.8Changes to legislative or regulatory requirements in the market supply system are monitored, in accordance with supply chain procedures
3 Evaluate market supply system
- 3.1Supplier relationships and production processes and conditions are reviewed, in accordance with supply chain procedures
- 3.2Strengths and weaknesses in the market supply system are identified using approved methods and tools
- 3.3Evaluation data is collated and assessed to identify trends and challenges in the market supply system
4 Report on market supply system
- 4.1Recommended improvements to the market supply system are developed, in consultation with stakeholders
- 4.2Market supply system report is prepared and disseminated to approved stakeholders
Performance evidence
- applying supply chain policies and procedures
- ascertaining personnel and roles in market supply systems
- collating and assessing evaluation data to identify trends and challenges
- confirming: marketing, distribution and sales functions and contributions
- confirming: suppliers of supporting goods and services
- determining market supply system customers, flows, materials and products
- developing improvements to the market supply system in consultation with stakeholders
- establishing the origin of products, materials and services
- evaluating strengths and weaknesses of the market supply system using approved methods and tools
- identifing producers, buyers, consumers and entities that influence the market supply system
- monitoring legislative and regulatory obligations
- preparing and disseminating reports to approved stakeholders
- reviewing specifications
- specifying supply criteria for materials and products
- tracking flow rates and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- updating market supply system records
- using: approved electronic digital systems and tools
- using: established quality indicators to verify materials and products
- using: industry terminology to communicate with stakeholders
- verifying level of authority for performance in the market supply system
Knowledge evidence
- communication methods and tools
- electronic systems and digital tools including bar coding, point of sale, electronic payment, stock control, ordering and digital application systems
- entities that influence market supply systems
- evaluation data used to identify trends and challenges
- flows in market supply systems
- functions and contributions of marketing, sales and distribution in market supply systems
- industry terminology
- Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for maket supply systems
- legislative and regulatory requirements
- origin of products, materials and services in market supply systems
- preparation requirements for reports
- producers, buyers and consumers in market supply systems
- quality indicators for verifying materials and products
- record keeping and report requirements
- roles and personnel in market supply systems
- specifications for materials and products
- strengths and weaknesses in market supply systems
- supplier relationships and production processses and conditions in market supply systems
- supply chain policies and procedures
- supply criteria for products and materials
- supporting goods and services in market supply systems
- types of market supply systems
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