TLIX0016X — Manage outsourced supply chain operations
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What an assessment for TLIX0016X must cover
48 assessable components: 4 elements (16 performance criteria), 17 performance evidence and 15 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 Plan and confirm contracted services
- 1.1Outsourced supply chain operations, conducted through contracted services, are identified
- 1.2Contracted services management plan for outsourced supply chain operations, including Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), is confirmed
- 1.3Contracted services prequalification list and procurement processes, to ensure value for money, are determined
- 1.4Industry standards, codes of practice and legislative responsibilities for supply chain contracted services are identified
- 1.5Level of responsibility and authority for managing supply chain contracted services is confirmed
2 Determine capacity of contracted services
- 2.1Pricing models for contracted services are reviewed, in accordance with supply chain procedures
- 2.2Capacity and integrity of practice of contracted services is validated
- 2.3Technology systems and processes of contracted services are verified for integration into the existing supply chain
- 2.4Disruption mitigation plans, critical real time data and inventory control systems of contracted services are substantiated
- 2.5Recommendations for contracted services are provided, in accordance with supply chain procedures, to authorised personnel for approval
3 Manage contracted services
- 3.1Performance of contracted services are monitored, using an approved management system, to ensure KPIs are being met
- 3.2Integrity of operations and practices of contracted services are monitored and non-compliances are actioned, in accordance with supply chain procedures
- 3.3Dispute resolution and termination processes for contracted services are managed, in accordance with contractual obligations and supply chain procedures
4 Review and report on contracted services
- 4.1Performance of outsourced supply chain operations and compliance of contracted services is reviewed, in accordance with supply chain procedures
- 4.2Report on outsourced supply chain operations and contracted services is prepared and distributed to approved stakeholders
- 4.3Continuous improvement actions, including recommendations on potential contracted services, are documented
Performance evidence
- accessing critical real time data of supply chain contracted services
- confirming contracted services prequalification list and procurement processes to ensure value for money
- confirming management plan for contracted services including Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- determining compliance and actioning non-compliance remediation
- identifying legislation, regulations, codes of practice and industry standards
- identifying outsourced supply chain operations conducted through Third/Fourth Party Logistics (3PL/4PL) contracted services
- managing dispute resolution and termination processes for contracted services
- monitoring contracted services operations and practices
- monitoring contracted services using an approved management system
- monitoring contracts and contractual obligations
- preparing reports on outsourced supply chain operations and compliance of contracted services
- recommending potential contract services
- reviewing contracted services performance
- reviewing contracted services pricing models
- undertaking continuous improvement actions including making recommendations on potential contracted services
- validating supply chain contracted services integrity of practice
- verifying contracted services credentials, capacity and technology systems
Knowledge evidence
- circular economy principles in relation to addressing sustainability practices in outsourced supply chain operations
- continuous improvement principles
- contracted services compliance system and non-compliance remediation
- contracted services management plans including Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- contracts and contractual obligations
- critical real time data systems
- dispute resolution and termination processes
- integrity principles
- legislation, regulations, codes of practice and industry standards relevant to contracted services
- management systems used for tracking performance of contracted services
- prequalification lists and procurement processes for contracted services
- price modelling for contracted services
- review and report requirements
- supply chain stakeholders
- types of Third/Fourth Party Logistics (3PL/4PL) contracted services used in supply chains
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