TLIX0010X — Enable traceability in supply chains

1 Identify supply chain traceability

• 1.1Strategy for supply chain traceability, including Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), is confirmed
• 1.2Product and service movements in the supply chain are identified, including any vulnerabilities
• 1.3Legislative obligations, including chain of custody and chain of responsibility, are determined
• 1.4Supply chain stakeholder’s ability to undertake product and service traceability is verified
• 1.5Responsibility and level of authority for supply chain traceability is confirmed

2 Implement supply chain traceability

• 2.1Traceability strategy with KPIs is implemented, in consultation with supply chain stakeholders
• 2.2Traceability strategy, KPIs and scheduled timelines are communicated to supply chain stakeholders
• 2.3Policies, procedures and processes are implemented to support supply chain traceability strategy
• 2.4Data collection and documentation protocols are implemented to support supply chain traceability processes
• 2.5Legislative obligations, including chain of custody, are applied in the supply chain

3 Use supply chain traceability data

• 3.1Product and service traceability data is used to identify supply chain performance issues and to remediate evolving situations
• 3.2Inconsistencies in product and services data is identified and remediated to ensure integrity of supply chain traceability
• 3.3Certifications and data on supply chain products and services are used to verify welfare and safety claims

4 Monitor risks to supply chain traceability

• 4.1High and low risk points for product and service traceability in the supply chain are identified and monitored
• 4.2Risk mitigation for traceability data system is monitored
• 4.3Corrective actions and strategies, including product recalls, are monitored

5 Review and report on supply chain traceability

• 5.1Traceability strategy is reviewed, in consultation with supply chain stakeholders, to ensure KPIs are being met
• 5.2Report on traceability outcomes is prepared and presented to approved supply chain stakeholders
• 5.3Continuous improvement actions to support supply chain traceability are documented

What does an assessment tool for TLIX0010X need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for TLIX0010X needs to address all 48 unit components: 5 elements with 19 performance criteria, 13 performance evidence requirements, 16 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for TLIX0010X?

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