PSPPCM024 — Manage fundamental aspects of supply chain
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What an assessment for PSPPCM024 must cover
40 assessable components: 3 elements (15 performance criteria), 15 performance evidence and 10 knowledge evidence requirements. 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 the business needs of the buying organisation
- 1.1Identify outcomes and strategic themes from corporate planning documents and senior management.
- 1.2Determine requirements for collaborative planning and forecasting in the supply chain.
- 1.3Assess the fundamental aspects of the supply chain and the importance of integrating the supply chain to achieving outcomes.
- 1.4Identify and acknowledge vulnerabilities and opportunities in the supply chain.
- 1.5Document the supply chain requirements.
2 Develop strategies to manage supply chain
- 2.1Formulate and use effective communication strategies to engage internal stakeholders, external and market stakeholders.
- 2.2Review the fundamental aspects of the supply chain and recommend actions to reduce vulnerability or achieve better value for money or policy outcomes.
- 2.3Assess supplier capabilities and capacity against customer requirements.
- 2.4Establish effective working relationships between suppliers and customers.
- 2.5Encourage innovation and manage risks in the supply chain. Consider and document alternative strategies where appropriate.
- 2.6Address legal, ethical, environmental, sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) principles through the supply chain.
3 Develop and implement continuous improvement strategies
- 3.1Baseline current supply chain performance and measure against relevant benchmarks.
- 3.2Review the effectiveness at each level of the supply chain including staff and customers.
- 3.3Identify and analyse trends and changes in supply chain fundamentals and organisational influence over time.
- 3.4Make, influence or recommend appropriate changes to current supply chain management strategies to support continuous improvement.
Performance evidence
- gather and analyse organisational information to build procurement profile
- review and apply legislative, regulatory and policy requirements
- identifying and predicting trends
- applying the content of complex documents
- applying complex government policy and inter-governmental agreements
- interrogating corporate systems to obtain data
- applying complex cost models
- analysing complex supply chains to identify risk, vulnerability and opportunity
- interpreting market reaction
- documenting procurement planning decisions and expected outcomes
- managing and update procurement plans and sub-plans in line with strategic plans and budgets
- applying complex strategies to development of strategic plans, including corporate, budget and procurement plans and sub plans
- exploiting organisational Enterprise Resource Planning systems (ERPs)
- develop and manage electronic commerce
- exploit market opportunities and initiatives in commerce
Knowledge evidence
- Commonwealth, state and/or territory, or local government legislation, regulation, policies, practices, procedures and guidelines
- international treaties relevant to trade and procurement practices
- government and inter-governmental policy and agreements in relation to procurement practices
- principles and practices associated with Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), sustainability and environmental issues as applicable to procurement and market behaviours
- research and analysis as applied to complex outcomes, trends and predictions of markets and procurement changes
- micro and macro-economic issues applicable to market behaviours and the impact of procurement
- legal issues and determinations impacting on procurement
- implications for the organisation and for the market (suppliers) of key procurement strategies and/or arrangements
- whole of life costing considerations and value for money
- financial, costing and accounting issues relevant to procurement and contracts
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What does an assessment tool for PSPPCM024 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for PSPPCM024 needs to address all 40 unit components: 3 elements with 15 performance criteria, 15 performance evidence requirements, 10 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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Related units
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- PSPPCM005 — Develop and distribute requests for offers
- PSPPCM006 — Select providers and develop contracts
- PSPPCM007 — Manage contracts
- PSPPCM008 — Manage contract performance
- PSPPCM009 — Finalise contracts
- PSPPCM010 — Manage procurement risk
- PSPPCM011 — Plan to manage a contract
- PSPPCM012 — Plan for procurement outcomes
- PSPPCM013 — Make procurement decisions
- PSPPCM014 — Participate in budget and procurement review processes
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