FBPGRA4005 — Lead flour milling shift operations
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What an assessment for FBPGRA4005 must cover
69 assessable components: 8 elements (40 performance criteria), 9 performance evidence and 16 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 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 Establish shift operating environment
- 1.1Identify products and quantities to be produced by mill during shift
- 1.2Identify from authorised suppliers the supplier of grain used during shift and the varieties supplied
- 1.3Apply required costing and control procedures to achieve set key performance indicators (KPIs)
- 1.4Establish range of available equipment and any unique design or operating factors
- 1.5Identify staffing and work organisation for shift
- 1.6Identify any budget and/or budget operating procedures relevant for shift operations
2 Monitor quality during shift
- 2.1Identify specifications for flour to be produced during shift
- 2.2Identify performance indicators and production targets for mill and mill departments during shift
- 2.3Supervise testing regime for mill during shift
- 2.4Monitor performance against targets and indicators
- 2.5Report non-conformances and take appropriate corrective actions
3 Set and supervise grain supply and intake procedures
- 3.1Supervise grain receival operations, including compliance with instructions for rejected deliveries
- 3.2Set screening criteria and procedures for re-use of screenings
- 3.3Set blending criteria for holding bins/silos
4 Set and supervise grain conditioning process and specifications
- 4.1Specify and communicate grain cleaning requirements to operators
- 4.2Set water volume for each grain batch
- 4.3Set conditioning time per batch
- 4.4Determine any blending and treatment criteria
- 4.5Monitor tests and specifications for conditioned grain
- 4.6Supervise transfer to storage or mill
5 Supervise production
- 5.1Identify shift production targets
- 5.2Obtain or determine product specifications
- 5.3Formulate and supervise preparation of grist
- 5.4Supervise milling of different grains
- 5.5Set blending requirements, including any use of additions and adjuncts
- 5.6Allocate production specifications for shift to departments
- 5.7Ensure production records are kept
- 5.8Monitor production against targets
6 Integrate maintenance schedule with shift operations
- 6.1Identify shift preventative maintenance requirements from maintenance department and/or equipment suppliers
- 6.2Supervise equipment monitoring and maintenance responsibilities for operators, maintenance department and other staff
- 6.3Identify and approve timing for any regular maintenance activities that will disrupt production
- 6.4Supervise breakdown notification and repair procedures
7 Implement risk management procedures
- 7.1Supervise implementation of workplace health and safety and dust control procedures
- 7.2Monitor Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) procedures during shift
- 7.3Monitor compliance with environmental and sustainability regulations and targets
- 7.4Monitor operations against any required regulatory compliance, including required reporting procedures
8 Provide guidance to other mill employees
- 8.1Monitor and maintain standard operating procedures (SOPs)
- 8.2Supervise any required training for employees during shift operations
- 8.3Ensure availability of reference materials
- 8.4Implement communication and feedback mechanisms to and from employees
Performance evidence
- interpreting production requirements and grain tests for desirable mill settings
- establishing shift operating environment, including required equipment, staffing and work organisation, and costing requirements
- monitoring quality of shift operations, including identifying specifications for product to be produced, identifying performance indicators, supervising testing of product, monitoring performance and reporting non-conformances
- assisting employees with conduct and interpretation of grain and flour tests
- matching grain receival, screening and storage processes to production requirements during shift
- preparing or supervising production of grist according to recipes
- setting and managing milling and blending operations
- supervising dust control, Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) and health and safety procedures during shift operations
- identifying equipment maintenance procedures
Knowledge evidence
- differences in types of milling processes, including differences in milling of different grains, varieties and milling for flour or for semolina
- process and purpose of flour milling, including: opening of grain to enable removal of endosperm, separation of bran, grinding of endosperm to flour, including sifting of ground stock to remove oversize endosperm particles, flour, or any bran and endosperm that has not been ground, kibbling, middlings and semolina process
- methods used to establish the most economic grist for a particular flour, including the balancing of flour specification, grain availability and cost of grain available
- financial impacts of mill performance/settings
- principles of preventative maintenance, including failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA)
- food safety, food labelling and other regulations affecting flour mills
- grain varieties and specifications
- flour types and specifications
- food labelling regulations relevant to flour products
- HACCP principles and procedures
- dust control procedures
- health and safety standards and requirements
- environmental regulations relevant to flour milling
- feedback techniques
- enterprise budget operating procedures
- procedures to track traceability of product
Foundation skills
- Reading: Interpret food safety, food labelling and other regulations affecting flour mills
- Oral communication: Communicate production requirements and technical information to other employees Use effective communication skills to allocate tasks and provide feedback to team members Liaise with other departments on flour product requirements
- Writing: Record flour milling operations using digital and/or paper-based formats
- Numeracy: Calculate water required to achieve target moisture content, extraction rates, protein loss for each grist, and milling gains/losses
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