Implement a Process
Implement a process focuses on undertaking appropriate procedures to process a specified product. Products may include but are not limited to: fermented or non-fermented foods and beverages; biologically active products; household chemicals; toiletries; cosmetics; paper; resin or fibreglass products.
Initially students learn to follow appropriate processing operations and undertake testing to make a product that meets specifications. Students progress to complex processing operations that require analysis, modification, testing and calculation of relevant factors.
|| Level 6
|| Level 7
|| Level 8
|| Implement basic procedures to make a processed product
|| Implement advanced procedures to make a processed product
|| Implement complex procedures to make a processed product
To support students to implement basic procedures to make a processed product at level 6, teachers could:
- Provide opportunity for students to undertake basic processing operations.
- Develop step by step guides to inform student practice.
- Enable students to undertake basic testing such as pH, temperature, size to determine appropriateness of a product.
- Ensure students apply relevant health and safety practices.
To support students to implement advanced procedures to make a processed product at level 7, teachers could:
To support students to implement complex procedures to make a processed product, at level 8, teachers could:
- Support students in determining the techniques that have been involved in specific processing of materials.
- Discuss the difference between process control in the classroom and in industry for a specified product.
- Demonstrate complex processing operations such as: distilling; cryogenic freezing; and batch transfer
- Support students in the implementation of complex processing operations.
- Provide or negotiate with students the selection of a specified product.
- Support students in the development of safety plans, risk management plans and quality assurance plans.
- Implement basic processing operations.
- Conduct basic tests to determine if a product has met required specifications.
- Follow relevant health and safety practices
- Work independently in the execution of advanced procedures.
- Undertake advanced testing techniques to determine if a product meets established specifications.
- Comply with relevant health and safety documentation.
- Analyse and justify the procedures used to process a specified product.
- Explain how processing operations can be controlled by test feedback.
- Evaluate the appropriateness of safety, risk management and quality assurance plans
- Make informed decisions based on knowledge of techniques, operations and testing feedback.
- Modify processing operations based on feedback from testing.
- Calculate yield and relevant financial costs.
- Develop suitable safety, risk management and assurance plans.
AS91082 Processing Technologies 1.60
Implement basic procedures to process a specified product
AS91351 Processing Technologies 2.60
Implement advanced procedures to process a specified product
AS91643 Processing Technologies 3.60
Implement complex procedures to process a specified product
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