Certificate II in Food Processing FDF20111 - A business development opportunity The main purpose of the Certificate II in Food Processing is to capability in producing consistently high quality product Increased confidence in monitored and recorded results by operations staff Application of OH&S concepts and risk assessment to work situations Increased staff satisfaction and confidence in their workplace roles processing skills through a structured, on-the-job program – Increased employer confidence in staff with minimal off-the-line release. Increased employee engagement as a result of investment in their training Engendering workplace improvement culture and ethos assist the skill formation of food processing workers engaged in the production of quality food products. The program targets staff working within a production role. This food processing training package supports the business development of Enterprises by improving employees’ food Who Should Participate? The Certificate II in Food Processing qualification is designed for application in supervised environments where the work is predictable with some basic problem solving requirements. At this level, employees would typically be expected to operate, monitor and adjust process equipment, as well as apply concepts of OH&S and risk assessment to different work situations. Program Design GOTAFE/NCDEA staff consult extensively with each Enterprise to ensure the objectives and delivery modes of the program match the desired outcomes and practical constraints of the workplace. With experience in aligning training and qualifications to awards and EBA, GOTAFE/NCDEA can assist Enterprises in their workforce compliance and structures. A full Program Outcomes analysis of individual staff skills and abilities is often The GOTAFE/NCDEA program is designed to provide significant undertaken as part of these programs, to ensure training is return on investment by the Enterprise. Expected outcomes effective and well-targeted. include: The integration of company policies and procedures into the Employees with the skills and knowledge required to carry out work in accordance with company policies and procedures, regulatory /licensing requirements and legislative requirements. delivery design and resources firmly places the training in the real workplace context. Program Delivery Providing staff with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions and judgments while operating, monitoring and adjusting process equipment This program can be delivered to industry at the workplace, Reduced product loss and wastage due to improved staff designed to meet the needs of the clients in a busy industry, and recognises the workforce as mature students working full time in the food industry. The program delivery is flexible and working across shifts and work zones. Delivery and assessment face, simulations and project work. FDFOP2061A MSL973001A MSACMT280A MSACMS200A Assessment Qualification Award of units will take a number of different forms including face to The evaluation of both practical and theory components are assessed at worksites. Students are required to display both skills and knowledge detailed in the Units of Competence. Use numerical applications in the workplace Perform basic tests Undertake root cause analysis Apply competitive manufacturing practices On successful completion of this program, participants will be issued with a nationally recognised Certificate II in Food Processing. Assessment s may include written responses, verbal Pathways to Further Study questioning, and demonstration of workplace skills. Outcomes Certificate III, IV or Diploma of Food Processing. will be recorded and provided to client records. Costs & Fees Duration This program is enterprise-paced, and GOTAFE/NCDEA aim for completion in the shortest time commensurate with quality outcomes. Program delivery will align with commercial demands of Enterprises, and can be adapted and responsive to student workplace availability. Course Content The qualification consists of core units, elective units and specialist area units. Packaging rules require: Core Units (5) FDFFS2001A FDFOHS2001A FDFOP2063A FDFOP2064A MSAENV272B Implement food safety program Participate in OHS systems Apply quality systems Provide & apply workplace info Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices Sample - Packing Operator - Specialist / Optional Units (8 required) FDFOP1003A Carry out manual handling tasks FDFOP2004A Clean and sanitise equipment FDFOP2013A Apply sampling procedures FDFOP2018A Operate a case packing process FDFOP2020A Operate a form, fill and seal process FDFOP2021A Operate a fill and seal process FDFOP2030A Operate a process control interface FDFOP2032A Work in a clean room environment MSL973001A Perform basic tests MSACMT280A Undertake root cause analysis MSACMS200A Apply competitive manufacturing practices Sample – Blending Operator - Specialist / Optional Units (8 required) FDFOP1003A Carry out manual handling tasks FDFOP2003A Clean equipment in place FDFOP2013A Apply sampling procedures FDFOP2027A Dispense non-bulk ingredients FDFOP2028A Operate a mixing or blending process FDFOP2045A Operate pumping equipment Students may be eligible for Victorian State Government subsidised training depending on prior qualifications, age and term address. GOTAFE/NCDEA is committed to providing clients with the most cost-effective opportunities for workforce improvement, and is able to negotiate competitive contracts with Enterprises. Entry Requirements Learners are best equipped to achieve the course outcomes if they have minimum language, literacy and numeracy skills. A person needs to be working in the food industry to undertake this course. Skills Recognition Students who have acquired competencies through work experience, life experience and/or previous education and training may be eligible for credit towards the course. Contact your trainer for further advice. More information Contact Donna Jack, Industry Consultant (03) 0419 510 382 Email: dojack@gotafe.vic.edu.au Current and Past Clients GOTAFE/NCDEA has recently partnered in the delivery of workforce improvement programs with these and other important clients: Peters Ice Cream Gundowring Fine Foods Sugar Australia Brancourts Pactum Foods Fonterra Australia Murray Goulburn Coop Bega Cheese