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ASSESSMENT GUIDE FOR UNIT STANDARD 17952 v1 Candidate Name: _________________ Demonstrate knowledge of on-board parts stock systems for a trawler fish processing factory Level: 4 Credit: 6 Version: 1 Domain: Seafood Vessel Operations Assessment Guide for Unit Standard 17952 Written March 2001 Page 1 of 5 General Unit Standard Notes There are no unit standard special notes. Element Notes There are no element range statements. Assessment Notes Assessment for this unit must be carried out according to policies and procedures described in the Seafood ITO Assessor Manual available from the Seafood ITO. The candidate can answer questions verbally or in writing. Evidence provided for assessment must be consistent with company procedures and industry guidelines. Evidence provided for assessment must cover the range statements. The evidence column in the assessment guide contains any further information required for the assessment or clarification for the assessor.  Where these columns are blank, no further information was required. Moderator's Rulings There are no moderation rulings applicable to this unit standard. ASSESSMENT GUIDE FOR UNIT STANDARD 17952 v1 Candidate Name: _________________ Demonstrate knowledge of on-board parts stock systems for a trawler fish processing factory Level: 4 Credit: 6 Version: 1 Domain: Seafood Vessel Operations Assessment Guide for Unit Standard 17952 Written March 2001 Page 2 of 5 Element & Performance Criteria Evidence Guide Evidence Record Element 1 Demonstrate knowledge of inventory control procedures. 1.1 Methods used to determine stock levels are defined. Range: Computerised inventory, stock count, manual inventory records 1.2 Function of inventory records and methods of locating stock is described. Range: Stock numbering systems, location of codes, stock layout Knowledge can be demonstrated by answering questions, and/or demonstrating the operation of a real or simulated on-board parts stock system. Assessment decision: Assessor name: Date: Assessor signature: ASSESSMENT GUIDE FOR UNIT STANDARD 17952 v1 Candidate Name: _________________ Demonstrate knowledge of on-board parts stock systems for a trawler fish processing factory Level: 4 Credit: 6 Version: 1 Domain: Seafood Vessel Operations Assessment Guide for Unit Standard 17952 Written March 2001 Page 3 of 5 Element & Performance Criteria Evidence Guide Evidence Record Element 2 Demonstrate knowledge of stock ordering. 2.1 Information required to ensure accurate ordering of stock is identified. Range: Part use history, stock level, stock type, quantity required, source of supply, spare parts manual, machine manual. 2.2 Parts sourced from a supplier are identified as best suiting the needs of the company and the machine. Range: Lead time, price, quality, minimum order quantity, freight costs 2.3 Reason for purchase authority is described in terms of company requirements. Knowledge can be demonstrated by answering questions, and/or demonstrating the operation of a real or simulated on-board parts stock system. Assessment decision: Assessor name: Date: Assessor signature: ASSESSMENT GUIDE FOR UNIT STANDARD 17952 v1 Candidate Name: _________________ Demonstrate knowledge of on-board parts stock systems for a trawler fish processing factory Level: 4 Credit: 6 Version: 1 Domain: Seafood Vessel Operations Assessment Guide for Unit Standard 17952 Written March 2001 Page 4 of 5 Element & Performance Criteria Evidence Guide Evidence Record Element 3 Demonstrate knowledge of parts receiving and storage. 3.1 Parts delivered correspond to those detailed on the packing slip and the purchase order, and disparities are reported to the supervisor. 3.2 Condition of the goods supplied is checked before taking on board, and damage reported to the provider. 3.3 Parts are placed in the designated storage location. 3.4 Stock records are adjusted to reflect the new stock level. Range: Computer records, manual records 3.5 Unwanted packaging is disposed of in accordance with company and vessel policy. Assessment decision: Assessor name: Date: Assessor signature: ASSESSMENT GUIDE FOR UNIT STANDARD 17952 v1 Candidate Name: _________________ Demonstrate knowledge of on-board parts stock systems for a trawler fish processing factory Level: 4 Credit: 6 Version: 1 Domain: Seafood Vessel Operations Assessment Guide for Unit Standard 17952 Written March 2001 Page 5 of 5 Element & Performance Criteria Evidence Guide Evidence Record Element 4 Demonstrate knowledge of stocktaking. 4.1 Purposed of stocktaking is defined. Range: Financial, supply and demand, security. 4.2 Procedures to check records and stock for agreement are described in accordance with company requirements. Knowledge can be demonstrated by answering questions, and/or demonstrating the operation of a real or simulated on-board parts stock system. Assessment decision: Assessor name: Date: Assessor signature:

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