MSTGN5015 — Work with local and international TCF supply chains

1 Prepare to work with supply chains

• 1.1Determine job requirements from contracts, orders, specifications, job sheets and work instructions
• 1.2Identify members in supply chain for products and services relating to job requirements within own area of responsibility
• 1.3Determine value added by each supplier
• 1.4Identify supplier characteristics and practices, and any acute, chronic, unethical or unsustainable issues affecting suppliers
• 1.5Identify relevant regulations, accreditations and local conditions that impact supply chain operations
• 1.6Access and assess information on industry markets and conditions and identify transportation and shipping practices

2 Confirm relationships with suppliers and customers

• 2.1Assess and use supply chain information as the basis for business relationships
• 2.2Review past relations with suppliers and customers to identify relationship history
• 2.3Confirm specifications for contracts
• 2.4Identify quality assurance processes and confirm communication channels
• 2.5Establish and maintain ongoing communication to foster positive commercial relations
• 2.6Adhere to identified regulations in dealing with suppliers and customers

3 Set up process for supply operations

• 3.1Document supply operation process that responds to production requirements
• 3.2Determine parameters for quality delivery based on production requirements
• 3.3Formalise and document contract with supplier

4 Monitor supply operations

• 4.1Check compliance of supplier or customer with specified contractual requirements
• 4.2Communicate and monitor required quality standards
• 4.3Identify, report and record non-compliance and investigate to determine causes
• 4.4Seek feedback from supplier contact

5 Contribute to implementing and recording improvements to production operations

• 5.1Review outcomes of monitoring and feedback
• 5.2Identify opportunities for corrective and preventative action to improve commercial relationship with supplier or customer
• 5.3Recommend and activate corrective and preventative actions to improve production operations
• 5.4Communicate changes to required personnel in a logical and clear manner
• 5.5Monitor changes to confirm that production quality and efficiency improve
• 5.6Maintain and monitor production and supply documentation, and prepare reports according to workplace requirements

What does an assessment tool for MSTGN5015 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for MSTGN5015 needs to address all 41 unit components: 5 elements with 25 performance criteria, 4 performance evidence requirements, 7 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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