AHCORG412 — Arrange selling through community based marketing

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43 assessable components: 5 elements (20 performance criteria), 10 performance evidence and 13 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 and evaluate selling options

1.1Identify various types of community-based selling schemes
1.2Identify characteristics of farm produce
1.3Identify and document potential customer base
1.4Evaluate and document selling options

2 Comply with the requirements of the selected community marketing scheme

2.1Identify and comply with market requirements
2.2Comply with legislative requirements in each step of the supply chain
2.3Keep records to verify compliance with community marketing scheme, food safety and organic certification

3 Develop and maintain a relationship with customers

3.1Investigate characteristics of community customers
3.2Identify potential links between community and farm system
3.3Develop connections between individuals and farm production system
3.4Develop a ‘farm story’ and communicate uniqueness of enterprise to community according to workplace procedures
3.5Monitor community satisfaction through customer feedback
3.6Respond to feedback according to workplace procedures

4 Organise transport of produce

4.1Identify transport requirements and engage carrier for produce distribution
4.2Schedule transport and delivery of product with recipient
4.3Identify and comply with recipients delivery requirements
4.4Verify compliance with legislation, food safety and organic certification

5 Maintain records

5.1Complete pre-sale and post-sale documentation
5.2Record transactions according to traceability and workplace procedures
5.3Document customer feedback and identify and record potential improvements

Performance evidence

identified farm produce selling options
identified and complied with requirements of a community marketing scheme and its characteristics
established relationships with community stakeholders and customers
monitored and recorded community satisfaction levels and customer feedback and addressed concerns
communicated the ‘farm story’ and the uniqueness of enterprise to customers
arranged timely transport and delivery of produce and addressed special transport requirements
complied with transport legislative requirements
recorded sale documentation and transactions
identified and recorded potential improvements
applied health, safety and environmental policies and procedures

Knowledge evidence

applicable federal, state or territory legislation, regulations, standards, codes of practice and established safe practices relevant to the full range of processes in selling produce through community-based markets
relevant legislation and regulations relating to work health and safety
organic certification systems and standards
organisation policies and procedures related to supply chain management, purchasing, and contracting and tendering
characteristics and composition of farm business marketing plans
characteristics of community marketing schemes and the steps within a farm produce supply chain
product knowledge related to goods and services required by the organisation
ways to build trust and collaboration as opposed to competition
business terms and conditions for purchasing, tendering and contracting
ethical behaviour
established communication channels and protocols
procedures for operating electronic communications equipment
procedures for recording and reporting workplace information and completing relevant documentation

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