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Evidence Guide: AHCPER313 - Coordinate preparation and storage of permaculture products

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AHCPER313 - Coordinate preparation and storage of permaculture products

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Plan for preparation of permaculture products

  1. Identify permaculture products to be prepared
  2. Select materials, tools, equipment and machinery
  3. Carry out pre-operational and safety checks on tools, equipment and machinery in accordance with manufacturer’s specifications
  4. Select, use and maintain suitable safety and personal protective equipment (PPE)
Identify permaculture products to be prepared

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Select materials, tools, equipment and machinery

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Carry out pre-operational and safety checks on tools, equipment and machinery in accordance with manufacturer’s specifications

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Select, use and maintain suitable safety and personal protective equipment (PPE)

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Co-ordinate preparation of permaculture products

  1. Prepare permaculture products in sequence according to the product preparation plan
  2. Ensure that all assistants are familiar with the plan
  3. Maintain clean, safe and hygienic work area throughout and on completion of work
Prepare permaculture products in sequence according to the product preparation plan

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Ensure that all assistants are familiar with the plan

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Maintain clean, safe and hygienic work area throughout and on completion of work

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Treat permaculture products

  1. Grade and label products in accordance with the product preparation plan
  2. Identify and dispose of products that do not meet specifications, according to best environmental practice
  3. Select treatments according to product requirements and the product preparation plan
  4. Treat permaculture products in an economical, methodical, and efficient manner that minimises damage to products
Grade and label products in accordance with the product preparation plan

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Identify and dispose of products that do not meet specifications, according to best environmental practice

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Select treatments according to product requirements and the product preparation plan

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Treat permaculture products in an economical, methodical, and efficient manner that minimises damage to products

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Pack and present permaculture products

  1. Implement packing and presentation requirements as specified in the product preparation plan
  2. Label and date products as required
  3. Monitor packing and presentation of products and take corrective action to ensure that packing and presentation meet required standards
Implement packing and presentation requirements as specified in the product preparation plan

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Label and date products as required

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Monitor packing and presentation of products and take corrective action to ensure that packing and presentation meet required standards

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Store permaculture products

  1. Identify available storage area so that product can be moved there quickly and efficiently
  2. Adhere to storage requirements specified in the product preparation plan
  3. Monitor storage processes and facilities and take corrective action, when required, to maintain product quality
Identify available storage area so that product can be moved there quickly and efficiently

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Adhere to storage requirements specified in the product preparation plan

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Monitor storage processes and facilities and take corrective action, when required, to maintain product quality

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Instructions to Assessors

Evidence Guide

Element

Performance criteria

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1. Plan for preparation of permaculture products

1.1 Identify permaculture products to be prepared

1.2 Select materials, tools, equipment and machinery

1.3 Carry out pre-operational and safety checks on tools, equipment and machinery in accordance with manufacturer’s specifications

1.4 Select, use and maintain suitable safety and personal protective equipment (PPE)

2. Co-ordinate preparation of permaculture products

2.1 Prepare permaculture products in sequence according to the product preparation plan

2.2 Ensure that all assistants are familiar with the plan

2.3 Maintain clean, safe and hygienic work area throughout and on completion of work

3. Treat permaculture products

3.1 Grade and label products in accordance with the product preparation plan

3.2 Identify and dispose of products that do not meet specifications, according to best environmental practice

3.3 Select treatments according to product requirements and the product preparation plan

3.4 Treat permaculture products in an economical, methodical, and efficient manner that minimises damage to products

4. Pack and present permaculture products

4.1 Implement packing and presentation requirements as specified in the product preparation plan

4.2 Label and date products as required

4.3 Monitor packing and presentation of products and take corrective action to ensure that packing and presentation meet required standards

5. Store permaculture products

5.1 Identify available storage area so that product can be moved there quickly and efficiently

5.2 Adhere to storage requirements specified in the product preparation plan

5.3 Monitor storage processes and facilities and take corrective action, when required, to maintain product quality

Required Skills and Knowledge

Element

Performance criteria

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1. Plan for preparation of permaculture products

1.1 Identify permaculture products to be prepared

1.2 Select materials, tools, equipment and machinery

1.3 Carry out pre-operational and safety checks on tools, equipment and machinery in accordance with manufacturer’s specifications

1.4 Select, use and maintain suitable safety and personal protective equipment (PPE)

2. Co-ordinate preparation of permaculture products

2.1 Prepare permaculture products in sequence according to the product preparation plan

2.2 Ensure that all assistants are familiar with the plan

2.3 Maintain clean, safe and hygienic work area throughout and on completion of work

3. Treat permaculture products

3.1 Grade and label products in accordance with the product preparation plan

3.2 Identify and dispose of products that do not meet specifications, according to best environmental practice

3.3 Select treatments according to product requirements and the product preparation plan

3.4 Treat permaculture products in an economical, methodical, and efficient manner that minimises damage to products

4. Pack and present permaculture products

4.1 Implement packing and presentation requirements as specified in the product preparation plan

4.2 Label and date products as required

4.3 Monitor packing and presentation of products and take corrective action to ensure that packing and presentation meet required standards

5. Store permaculture products

5.1 Identify available storage area so that product can be moved there quickly and efficiently

5.2 Adhere to storage requirements specified in the product preparation plan

5.3 Monitor storage processes and facilities and take corrective action, when required, to maintain product quality

The candidate must be assessed on their ability to integrate and apply the performance requirements of this unit in a workplace setting. Performance must be demonstrated consistently over time and in a suitable range of contexts.

The candidate must provide evidence that they can:

plan for preparation of permaculture products

process and preserve permaculture products

pack, present and store permaculture products

coordinate the work of others in the preparation and storage process

The candidate must demonstrate knowledge of:

permaculture principles related to product preservation and storage

seasonal availability cycles

products suitable for storage

the following plant products:

fruits

vegetables

seeds

herbs

flowers

foliage

grains

bulbs

tubers

nuts

mushrooms

wild harvest plants

oils

firewood

bamboo

timber

legumes and pulses

mulch

straw

hay

sawdust

sap

the following animal products:

meat

eggs

milk and dairy products

honey and bee products

young animals

fish fingerlings

feathers

wool

manure

bones

storage methods appropriate to particular products

treatment methods appropriate to particular products,:

removal of dirt and foreign material

stripping excess leaves and/or trimming

brushing

washing/hydration

drying

applying preservatives

dipping

observing quarantine requirements

storing in a controlled environment

comply with organic standards, if appropriate

the importance of maintaining the quality of products including handling and storage requirements

correct storage conditions for products:

specifications for storage facilities

environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity and light

length of storage

position in the storage facility: shed, cellar, root cellar, pantry, barn, refrigerator, freezer, drying room

cleaning processes to ensure a level of hygiene that protects the quality and health status of the stored products

hygiene issues in the handling and storage of biological products

Range Statement