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?
Determine circularity context
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Map existing supply chain for a process, product or service to identify key steps and actors Completed |
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Review circularity principles and practices for relevance to organisation’s supply chain Completed |
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Review current and proposed legislation, regulations, standards and codes for supply chain requirements relevant to circularity Completed |
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Identify supply chain decisions and/or processes with potential for circularity improvements Completed |
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Determine criteria, relevant to the context, for selection of circularity improvements Completed |
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Determine opportunities for circularity improvements
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Investigate identified supply chain decisions and/or processes to determine options for circularity improvements Completed |
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Apply selection criteria to identify options for further development Completed |
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Identify stakeholders and their stake in selected improvement options Completed |
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Determine stakeholder needs for information and/or other development in relation to circularity Completed |
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Collaborate with key stakeholders to define scope and develop implementation plans for selected options Completed |
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Determine likely outcomes from selected options in terms of system-wide impacts, costs, risks and benefits Completed |
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Evaluate likely outcomes to select priority initiatives Completed |
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Determine agreed initiatives
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Provide information and facilitate communications with key stakeholders to promote understanding of and engagement with circularity Completed |
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Facilitate stakeholder input to evaluate and, if needed, amend initiatives Completed |
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Facilitate stakeholder agreement on initiatives to be implemented Completed |
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Determine metrics for implementation of and desired outcomes from initiatives Completed |
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Facilitate organisational approvals, resources and other support for initiatives Completed |
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Oversee implementation of improvements
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Liaise with relevant stakeholders to develop detailed work or project plans Completed |
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Incorporate input from supply chain personnel and reference/s to supply chain procedures in work or project plans Completed |
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Oversee and assist with implementation of improvements Completed |
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Facilitate processes with stakeholders and, if needed, specialists to resolve problems Completed |
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Provide guidance and assistance to others to champion circularity and build capacity Completed |
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Monitor implementation metrics and take action to adjust implementation, as required, in response to issues Completed |
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Evaluate metrics and feedback from stakeholders to determine effectiveness of changes Completed |
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Determine and oversee amendments needed to achieve desired outcomes Completed |
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Oversee updates to systems, procedures and related documentation to support sustaining of successful improvements Completed |
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Oversee development and dissemination of communications to support sustaining of successful improvements Completed |
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