FBPTEC4013 — Manage wort production for brewing

1 Prepare to produce wort

• 1.1Identify and apply standards, regulations and guidance materials that cover the risks associated with working in hazardous environments, including potentially explosive environments, dust, heat and steam
• 1.2Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) to ensure personal safety
• 1.3Apply effective clean-in-place (CIP) and sanitation procedures
• 1.4Identify specification for product
• 1.5Ensure adequate quantities of raw materials for specification
• 1.6Check quality of raw materials meets quality specifications and record details

2 Mill grain

• 2.1Set mill to crush malted grain to specification
• 2.2Carry out test run to ensure malt is crushed to specification
• 2.3Operate mill to crush malt and produce grist

3 Convert mash

• 3.1Transfer grist to mash tun
• 3.2Set water level, temperature and time in line with product specification, to convert starches to sugars
• 3.3Operate mash tun to produce and convert mash
• 3.4Monitor quality of mash using simple tests
• 3.5Analyse test results and adjust process as required

4 Separate mash

• 4.1Transfer mash into separation vessel
• 4.2Monitor separation process by using simple tests
• 4.3Dispose of spent grist in line with environmental requirements
• 4.4Complete processing and batch records in line with workplace procedures

5 Boil wort

• 5.1Transfer wort into kettle
• 5.2Set temperature of kettle for controlled boil
• 5.3Add hops and adjuncts to influence flavour, in line with specifications
• 5.4Monitor quality of wort using simple tests
• 5.5Analyse test results and adjust process as required
• 5.6Complete processing and batch records to ensure traceability

6 Cast wort

• 6.1Set operating parameters of equipment for wort transfer to cellar/fermentation vessel
• 6.2Monitor quality of wort using simple tests
• 6.3Analyse test results and adjust process as required
• 6.4Cool and oxygenate wort to fermentation specification
• 6.5Complete processing and batch records to ensure traceability

7 Conduct housekeeping activities

• 7.1Clean equipment and work area in line with workplace procedures
• 7.2Conduct routine maintenance activities
• 7.3Dispose of waste in line with regulatory requirements

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