TLIX0021XWork with global supply chains

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What an assessment for TLIX0021X must cover

89 assessable components: 5 elements (27 performance criteria), 29 performance evidence and 33 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 Identify global supply chain products and services

  • 1.1Products, services, markets and stakeholders in the global supply chain are identified
  • 1.2Value added by suppliers in the global supply chain is confirmed
  • 1.3Supply chain policies and procedures are identified
  • 1.4Performance and relationship history of suppliers in the global supply chain is reviewed
  • 1.5Transportation, shipping and warehousing services for products and materials are identified
  • 1.6Australian and international legislative and regulatory obligations are determined
  • 1.7Formalised and documented contracts, including specifications, are reviewed
  • 1.8Level of authority to perform in the global supply chain is verified

2 Confirm relationships with suppliers and customers

  • 2.1Digital systems and applications used to track progress and outcomes in the global supply chain are confirmed
  • 2.2Quality standards and processes are communicated to stakeholders, in accordance with supply chain policies and procedures
  • 2.3Commercial relationships are fostered using approved communication tools and channels
  • 2.4Stakeholder adherence to import and export regulations is monitored, in accordance with supply chain policies and procedures
  • 2.5Negotiations and dispute resolutions are conducted, in accordance with supply chain policies and procedures

3 Monitor global supply operations

  • 3.1Use of digital systems and applications by stakeholders is monitored, in accordance with supply chain policies and procedures
  • 3.2Production specifications and processes are monitored to ensure delivery time frames are met
  • 3.3Inventory flow is monitored, in accordance with supply chain policies and procedures
  • 3.4Transportation, warehousing and distribution centres are monitored, in accordance with supply chain policies and procedures, to ensure targets are being met
  • 3.5Quality control standards for products and services are monitored, in accordance with supply chain policies and procedures
  • 3.6Risks are identified and monitored, in accordance with supply chain policies and procedures

4 Maintain supply chain compliance

  • 4.1Compliance to contractual requirements is tracked, in accordance with supply chain policies and procedures
  • 4.2Non-compliance with supply chain policies and procedures is investigated to determine cause
  • 4.3Corrective actions for non-compliance are communicated to stakeholders, in accordance with supply chain policies and procedures
  • 4.4Feedback from stakeholders is sought on issues of concern and production practices in the global supply chain

5 Implement improvements to global supply chain operations

  • 5.1Data and information from digital systems and applications is collated and analysed, in accordance with supply chain policies and procedures
  • 5.2Outcomes from stakeholder feedback and compliance monitoring are evaluated
  • 5.3Recommendations to improve global supply chain systems and operations are disseminated to approved stakeholders
  • 5.4Changes to supply chain processes, practices and procedures are communicated to stakeholders

Performance evidence

  • collating and analysing data and information from digital systems and applications
  • communicating with supply chain stakeholders on corrective actions for non-compliance
  • communicating with supply chain stakeholders on policies and procedures
  • communicating with supply chain stakeholders on processes in the global supply chain
  • communicating with supply chain stakeholders on quality standards
  • conducting negotiations and resolving disputes
  • confirming digital systems and applications used to track progress and outcomes
  • confirming transportation, shipping and warehousing services
  • confirming value added by suppliers
  • determining Australian and international legislative obligations
  • disseminating recommendations to improve global supply chain systems and operations
  • evaluating outcomes of compliance monitoring and feedback from stakeholders
  • fostering commercial relationships using approved methods and tools
  • identifying products, services, markets and stakeholders in the global supply chain
  • identifying supply chain policies and procedures
  • investigating non-compliance actions to determine cause
  • monitoring adherence to import and export regulations
  • monitoring compliance to contractual requirements
  • monitoring delivery timeframes
  • monitoring digital system and application use
  • monitoring inventory flow
  • monitoring production specifications and processes
  • monitoring quality control standards for products and services
  • monitoring supply chain risks
  • monitoring transportation, warehousing and distribution centres
  • obtaining feedback from stakeholders on issues of concern and production practices
  • preparing reports on production efficiency, processes and practices
  • reviewing contracts, specifications and supplier performance and relationship history
  • verifying level of authority to perform in the global supply chain

Knowledge evidence

  • Australian and international legislative obligations
  • communication channels and tools
  • compliance systems and corrective non-compliance actions
  • contractual requirements including amounts and types of products to be delivered
  • contractual requirements including details and procedures for outsourcing
  • contractual requirements including dispute resolution mechanisms
  • contractual requirements including duties and tarrifs payable
  • contractual requirements including methods of pricing and payment terms
  • contractual requirements including quality of products to be supplied
  • contractual requirements including regulatory compliance
  • contractual requirements including specifications
  • contractual requirements including transportation details
  • contractual requirements including variations to costs
  • digital systems and applications used in global supply chains
  • global markets including product sourcing and production processes
  • import and export regulations
  • inventory flow in global supply chains
  • negotiation methods and dispute reolution strategies
  • quality control standards and processes
  • report requirements
  • supply chain policies and procedures
  • risks that impact suppliers including changing technology
  • risks that impact suppliers including delivery and distribution delays
  • risks that impact suppliers including environmental impacts
  • risks that impact suppliers including expertise
  • risks that impact suppliers including governement policies
  • risks that impact suppliers including labour force activity
  • risks that impact suppliers including quality control
  • risks that impact suppliers including resource availability
  • risks that impact suppliers including trade agreements
  • transportation and distribution centres in global supply chains
  • types of contracts and commercial relationships
  • value adds in global supply chains

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