FWPCOT5210 — Contribute to establishment and implementation of forest management systems

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What an assessment for FWPCOT5210 must cover

36 assessable components: 4 elements (20 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 8 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 Determine factors for inclusion in forest management system

1.1Identify key requirements of legislation, forest certification standards, international treaties, conventions and initiatives that impact on forest management processes
1.2Identify range and scope of organisational activities requiring compliance with laws, international treaties, conventions and initiatives
1.3Monitor relevant information sources to identify and maintain knowledge of forest management issues
1.4Assess strategic and operational factors impacting on organisational forest management processes
1.5Identify strategic priorities and plan implementation to ensure compliance with laws, international treaties, conventions and initiatives

2 Support establishment of forest management plans and system

2.1Contribute to the design of organisational forest management system
2.2Recommend criteria for implementing and maintaining systems for forest management
2.3Participate in development of methods for gathering and monitoring forest management information
2.4Implement and maintain feedback systems supporting forest management processes
2.5Recommend processes for forest management and refer to appropriate personnel

3 Support implementation of forest management system

3.1Allocate material and equipment resources to implement systems according to workplace procedures, timelines and budget
3.2Assign roles and responsibilities to appropriate personnel and provide information on expected outcomes
3.3Facilitate training of personnel to ensure system and quality practices are incorporated into day-to-day work activities
3.4Implement feedback methods for determining effectiveness of major elements of forest management system
3.5Monitor system compliance of staff and contractors

4 Monitor and evaluate forest management system

4.1Monitor forest management systems regularly for compliance with laws, international treaties, conventions and initiatives, and report non-compliance to appropriate personnel
4.2Evaluate information on forest condition and make recommendations for system improvements
4.3Review reports to ensure compliance requirements are consistently implemented and take corrective action as required
4.4Discuss and analyse feedback for operational effectiveness of system
4.5Make recommendations for required changes to system based on consultation and analysis

Performance evidence

determined and reported on the compliance requirements of one area of operation of a forestry organisation in relation to: commonwealth, state or territory law; local government regulations; international treaties, conventions and initiatives
recommended processes for forest management and feedback systems and methods for gathering and monitoring forest management information
assigned appropriate roles to personnel, facilitated appropriate training of personnel and implemented a feedback system
made recommendations for required changes to forest management systems based on consultation and analysis

Knowledge evidence

objectives and key content of commonwealth, state or territory and local government laws and regulation relevant to forest management: land ownership, boundary management, environmental management, access, silviculture, harvesting, forest protection
methods to access, locate and select applicable objectives and key content of international and national treaties, conventions and initiatives
key objectives of the current forest certification standards in Australia
factors to be considered in assessing forest management issues inherent to different types of forests
contemporary forest management issues that impact on the organisation and its practices
scope of forest operations and activities of the organisation, including: operations in national parks, other operations on public land, operations on private land, timber growing and harvesting, fire management
techniques for monitoring forest management systems and processes for compliance with laws, international treaties, conventions
strategic and operational factors impacting on organisational forest management processes and decision making, including: fire management planning, flora and fauna planning, planning for environmental protection and monitoring, regulatory compliance issues, compliance with international treaties, conventions and initiatives, location and nature of sites, organisational policy and operational guidelines, public liabilities and exposure to risk, risk management strategies and policies

Foundation skills

Reading: Interpret complex and unfamiliar information within laws (or plain English equivalent documents), international treaties, conventions and initiatives
Writing: Develop system documents requiring precise and complex information, using simple language structures for use by broad audiences
Oral communication: Hold high-level consultative discussions to generate feedback on systems and ideas for change
Numeracy: Manage complex budgets for all system aspects

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What does an assessment tool for FWPCOT5210 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for FWPCOT5210 needs to address all 36 unit components: 4 elements with 20 performance criteria, 4 performance evidence requirements, 8 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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