MSS405027Facilitate a competitive systems and practice culture in an organisation

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What an assessment for MSS405027 must cover

48 assessable components: 4 elements (24 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 19 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 Facilitate understanding of and engagement with competitive systems and practices strategy

  • 1.1Review available information and liaise with key stakeholders to identify organisation’s competitive systems and practices strategy and underpinning values
  • 1.2Provide information and facilitate discussions with stakeholders across areas and levels of organisation on competitive systems and practices strategy
  • 1.3Communicate objectives, values and benefits of competitive systems and practices strategy using communication styles, methods and media to suit a range of audiences
  • 1.4Communicate characteristics of techniques and tools to be used in strategy
  • 1.5Identify and take action to address barriers that may inhibit strategy
  • 1.6Facilitate understanding and application of systems thinking and continual improvement across work activities
  • 1.7Facilitate development of collaborative and participative work structures
  • 1.8Facilitate transfer of information between levels and areas of organisation
  • 1.9Set targets and establish mechanisms to measure understanding of and engagement with strategy

2 Facilitate application of knowledge about variation and ways to improve the operational processes

  • 2.1Facilitate understanding of and commitment to enterprise data collection procedures
  • 2.2Facilitate and guide identification of variation in processes
  • 2.3Facilitate review of processes and development of ideas to reduce variation
  • 2.4Facilitate and guide development of processes to build in quality and eliminate need for end of process inspection

3 Facilitate development and application of knowledge, skills and values

  • 3.1Consult with employees and other key stakeholders to identify skill and other development needs
  • 3.2Develop and oversee implementation of strategies to address identified needs
  • 3.3Determine key performance indicators (KPIs) relevant to identifying and addressing skills and other development needs
  • 3.4Review performance against KPIs and adjust processes to address areas of poor performance
  • 3.5Model and facilitate communications based on respect for people and recognition of team expertise
  • 3.6Model and promote culture of learning, curiosity and self-improvement

4 Facilitate development of support within the organisation for competitive systems and practices

  • 4.1Liaise with key stakeholders to facilitate allocation of resources and equipment to meet requirements of competitive systems and practices strategy
  • 4.2Encourage employee acceptance of change
  • 4.3Promote workers’ understanding of their role, responsibilities and contribution within system
  • 4.4Monitor performance, feedback and other communications to identify areas of poor understanding or application of competitive systems and practices strategy and/or values
  • 4.5Liaise with key stakeholders to determine causes of and recommend solutions for identified issues

Performance evidence

  • facilitate improvements in organisational culture that support competitive systems and practices for at least one organisation, department, section or equivalent.

Knowledge evidence

  • competitive systems and practices tools relevant to the organisation and processes, their features and benefits
  • systems approach and considerations
  • underpinning values relevant to competitive systems and practices including at least 5 of: respect for people, respect for process, empowered teams and devolved decision making and/or strategy deployment, transparency and culture of learning, creation of value and customer perceived value, go and see and/or go to the source decision making, rapid cycle or iterative development, empirical development
  • types of work structures, systems and mechanisms that can support or prevent application of organisational values and culture
  • techniques to promote a safe respectful environment for communication and learning
  • methods of building people’s skills, understanding, capabilities, confidence
  • methods of identifying skills and/or other development needs in a competitive systems and practices environment
  • options to address skills and/or other development needs
  • techniques for measuring understanding, support and culture improvements
  • techniques to encourage employee commitment to, and responsibility for, organisational culture and values
  • operational processes
  • techniques to support change management
  • methods of identifying skills and/or other development needs in a competitive systems and practices environment
  • options to address skills and/or other development needs
  • communication styles, methods and media to suit a range of audiences
  • persuasion and influence techniques
  • types of structural, personal, cultural barriers that may affect implementation of competitive systems and practices
  • techniques to address barriers and support engagement and participation.
  • employee assistance available to facilitate coping with change.

Foundation skills

  • Reading: Reading skills to interpret complex workplace documentation
  • Writing: Writing skills to communicate with a range of audiences
  • Oral communication: Oral communication skills to facilitate engagement and participation
  • Numeracy: Numeracy skills to determine and monitor KPIs.

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Questions about assessing MSS405027

What does an assessment tool for MSS405027 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for MSS405027 needs to address all 48 unit components: 4 elements with 24 performance criteria, 1 performance evidence requirements, 19 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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