AHCPHT410 — Develop harvesting and processing specifications to produce an olive oil
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What an assessment for AHCPHT410 must cover
32 assessable components: 4 elements (15 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 8 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 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 Specify the style and quality desired of the olive oil
- 1.1Identify desired style of olive oil
- 1.2Identify desired quality of olive oil
- 1.3Specify desired properties of the olive oil using standard industry terminology
2 Establish the appropriate time and conditions for harvesting
- 2.1Estimate maturity of fruit using informal and formal methods
- 2.2Schedule harvest so that fruit picked will produce desired quality, style and quantity of olive oil
- 2.3Evaluate range of harvest methods available and select the ones most likely to contribute to production of desired olive oil
- 2.4Obtain and brief harvesting personnel about harvest requirements and procedures
3 Specify post-harvest handling and processing method
- 3.1Specify and document post-harvest handling and treatment for olive crop using standard industry terminology
- 3.2Specify and document processing using standard industry terminology
- 3.3Specify and document packaging, storage and transport requirements for processed olive oil using standard industry terminology
4 Select an olive oil processor
- 4.1Obtain details of available processors
- 4.2Determine and apply criteria for selecting a processor
- 4.3Select most suitable processor using predetermined criteria
- 4.4Agree on and establish specifications and related processing requirements with selected processor, and incorporate into a contract
- 4.5Document specifications and related processing requirements in a report
Performance evidence
- estimated and scheduled fruit maturity
- documented and communicated olive crop harvest and post-harvest requirements and procedures
- selected an appropriate style of oil that can be produced from a crop, and described it using standard industry terminology
- incorporated specifications into an olive oil processor contract
- arranged for an appropriate method of processing to produce the desired style and quality of oil
- documented olive oil specifications and related processing requirements in a report
Knowledge evidence
- principles and practices for developing specifications for olive oil, including:
- how an olive oil is produced from olives
- influence of processing on chemical composition of oil, including polyphenols, aroma and flavour compounds
- influence of various harvesting methods on olive oil style and quality, including; bitterness, pungency, aroma and flavour
- market preferences for styles of olive oil
- methods of olive oil extraction and advantages/disadvantages associated with each
- post-harvest handling, including storage and transport requirements for olive fruit intended for olive oil processing
- post-processing storage and handling requirements of olive oil
Foundation skills
- Reading: Identify and interpret information regarding requirements for developing harvesting and processing specifications to produce an olive oil
- Writing: Document olive oil processor contract
- Oral communication: Initiate discussions with harvesting personnel and olive oil processor, using clear language and standard industry terminology to communicate olive crop harvest and post-harvest requirements and procedures, and communicate and agree on olive oil specifications and processing requirements
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What does an assessment tool for AHCPHT410 need to cover?
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