The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Map a production process
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Identify the scope of a production process for mapping Completed |
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Select and use appropriate process mapping symbols Completed |
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Develop a map that identifies the relationship of each step in the process Completed |
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Calculate yields and efficiencies of a production process
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Identify inputs and outputs of a production processing system Completed |
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Collect information required to monitor the performance of a production process Completed |
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Calculate yields, efficiencies and material variances Completed |
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Apply principles of fluid flow to a production process
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Identify fluid properties of food that affect flow Completed |
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Identify components and related equipment used in a food pumping process Completed |
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Identify features of the system design that affect performance of the pumping system Completed |
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Identify the effect of pumping on fluid properties Completed |
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Establish the operating capacity of pumping systems used in the production process Completed |
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Review or establish procedures for the safe use of pumping equipment Completed |
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Apply principles of heat transfer to a production process
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Identify types of heat transfer in a food production process Completed |
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Identify methods and related equipment used to transfer heat Completed |
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Recognise types of heat transfer media Completed |
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Identify and contrast operating principles of cooling, chilling and freezing processes Completed |
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Assess effects of heat transfer on product and material properties Completed |
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Establish operating capacity of heat transfer equipment used in the production process Completed |
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Review or establish procedures for the safe use of heat transfer equipment Completed |
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Apply principles of evaporation to a production process
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Identify methods and related equipment used for controlling evaporation in food processing Completed |
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Analyse the effect of evaporation on product and material properties Completed |
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Identify tests used to determine the concentration of a liquid Completed |
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Establish the operating capacity of evaporation equipment used in the production process Completed |
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Review or establish procedures for the safe use of evaporation equipment Completed |
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Apply principles of drying to a production process
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Identify methods and related equipment used for drying food Completed |
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Assess the effect of drying on product and material properties Completed |
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Identify tests used to determine moisture content of materials and products Completed |
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Establish operating capacity of drying equipment used in the production process Completed |
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Review and establish procedures for the safe use of drying equipment Completed |
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Apply principles of process control to management of production processes
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Locate sensors and instrumentation providing input information to the control system Completed |
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Identify consequences of a system malfunction Completed |
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