AHCIRG442 — Supervise irrigation system installation

1 Develop and implement construction procedures

• 1.1Develop employment and contract management procedures
• 1.2Develop procedures for controlling and recording site deliveries
• 1.3Develop procedures for recording the hire of plant and equipment
• 1.4Assess workplace health and safety risks associated with construction activities and implement suitable controls and procedures to minimise risk
• 1.5Notify client, authorities and agencies of the schedule of works
• 1.6Develop procedures to minimise environmental impacts of construction work

2 Interpret the irrigation 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 the designer
• 2.4Select components to meet design specifications and site requirements

3 Organise resource requirements

• 3.1Nominate tasks, timelines and required resources
• 3.2Organise labour requirements
• 3.3Verify and check parts and equipment delivered to the site
• 3.4Select and maintain equipment and machinery according to operation and maintenance manual
• 3.5Allocate jobs and tasks to the work team
• 3.6Carry out safety induction for the task and site

4 Supervise construction work

• 4.1Interpret plan and supervise construction work
• 4.2Confirm site is prepared and set out appropriately
• 4.3Confirm the correct lay out of the main line
• 4.4Supervise the insertion of sub-mains and flushing manifold
• 4.5Supervise the installation of risers, emitters and other components

5 Complete installation work and test components

• 5.1Connect water supply
• 5.2Check emitters for optimal coverage and efficiency
• 5.3Set valves to allow water to targeted areas
• 5.4Start up and flush the system
• 5.5Attach measuring devices and controllers to the system

6 Commission system

• 6.1Identify operating faults and take corrective action to meet design specifications
• 6.2Calibrate testing and monitoring equipment
• 6.3Carry out testing procedures and record results
• 6.4Document irrigation system operating procedures
• 6.5Hand over system in operating order

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