AHCDRG403 — Coordinate and supervise installation of an irrigation drainage system
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What an assessment for AHCDRG403 must cover
60 assessable components: 7 elements (34 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 16 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 5 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Develop and implement construction and environmental procedures
- 1.1Develop employment and contract management procedures for contractors
- 1.2Develop procedures for controlling and recording site deliveries
- 1.3Develop procedures for recording the hire of plant and equipment
- 1.4Determine workplace health and safety procedures, including risk assessment for installation works
- 1.5Develop procedures for dealing with and minimising environmental impacts associated with construction work
- 1.6Notify client, authorities and agencies of the scheduled works
2 Interpret the irrigation drainage system design for the site
- 2.1Determine the purpose, scale and required output of the irrigation system
- 2.2Assess the landscape of the site
- 2.3Determine construction requirements and verify with designer
- 2.4Select components to meet design specifications and site requirements
3 Organise resource requirements
- 3.1Nominate tasks and timelines for the scheduled works, including the coordination of required resources
- 3.2Organise and coordinate labour requirements
- 3.3Verify the correct parts and equipment have been delivered to the site and checked
- 3.4Select and check equipment and machinery
- 3.5Allocate tasks to the work team
- 3.6Carry out safety induction for the task and site
4 Supervise preparatory work
- 4.1Interpret construction plan to confirm works to be carried out
- 4.2Take levels and plan earth works based on irrigation drainage design
- 4.3Confirm site is cleaned and marked out
- 4.4Confirm drainage structures are pegged out
5 Supervise construction and testing of the drainage system
- 5.1Interpret plan and supervise construction work
- 5.2Confirm trenches are excavated to specification
- 5.3Confirm earth works are carried out appropriately
- 5.4Confirm construction of drainage structures are to specifications
- 5.5Inspect the lay out and joining of pipes
- 5.6Check fitting and adjustment of fittings and valves and confirm all joints are secured
- 5.7Supervise the installation and testing of pumping system
6 Commission the irrigation drainage system
- 6.1Start up the system according to operating instructions
- 6.2Identify operating faults and take corrective actions as required
- 6.3Use testing and monitoring equipment to monitor system performance
- 6.4Make adjustments as required
7 Supervise the rehabilitation of the works area
- 7.1Monitor the resurfacing and sealing earthworks
- 7.2Confirm the planting and maintenance of vegetation areas have been carried out
- 7.3Confirm disposal of waste and surplus materials has been carried out according to workplace procedures
Performance evidence
- developed operational procedures
- conducted a workplace health and safety risk assessment
- interpreted irrigation designs
- documented requirements for structures
- estimated quantities and volumes of soil to be moved
Knowledge evidence
- environmental impacts and role of drainage systems
- regulatory requirements, codes of practice and relevant workplace service standards relating to blockage removal, disconnection and reconnection activities
- water authority standards and procedures
- principles and practices of irrigation drainage system installation, including:
- components used in drainage systems
- drainage appliances, fixtures and fittings
- isolation processes and procedures
- levelling and alignment processes
- types and operational parameters of drains
- soil moisture measurement procedures
- water quality monitoring methods and techniques
- water table and salinity measures
- development of procedures
- supervision of task allocation, coordination of resources and induction procedures
- trench excavation and earth works procedures
- measuring and monitoring procedures for factors contributing to drainage system performance
Foundation skills
- Reading: Identify and interpret information regarding installation requirements for irrigation drainage system
- Oral communication: Initiate discussions with staff, contractors, suppliers and designer using clear language to communicate installation requirements, tasks, timelines, and procedures
- Numeracy: Calculate soil quantity and volume to be removed Confirm trench excavation against design specifications
- Navigate the world of work: Identify and describe own workplace requirements, including safety requirements, associated with own role and area of responsibility Monitor self and others adherence to workplace requirements including safety requirements
- Interact with others: Use appropriate language and communication skills to disseminate information about installation timelines and procedures
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What does an assessment tool for AHCDRG403 need to cover?
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- AHCDRG502 — Design drainage systems
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