AHCPER334 — Read and interpret property maps and plans

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What an assessment for AHCPER334 must cover

31 assessable components: 4 elements (16 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 7 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 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 Recognise key components of maps and plans

1.1Identify different types of maps and plans and recognise their purpose
1.2Recognise features and characteristics of different maps and plans
1.3Identify scale
1.4Recognise mapping conventions and common symbols from map and plan legends

2 Use information from maps/plans for site

2.1Select map or plan for a specified purpose for site
2.2Locate north and orient map/plan to site
2.3Identify and locate boundaries and structures on site from map/plan
2.4Identify and locate landmarks and topographic features on site from map/plan
2.5Determine distances and areas for specified purpose

3 Navigate using maps/plans in field situations

3.1Locate current position and a destination in field from map/plan
3.2Locate impediments to navigation from current position to destination for site
3.3Navigate from current position to destination

4 Locate features for site using maps and plans in field situations

4.1Identify features to be set out on site from map or plan
4.2Navigate to feature using navigation aids and maps/plans
4.3Mark location of features in the field
4.4Check accuracy of maps or plan content against site features

Performance evidence

identified map and plan types
recognised their purpose, features and characteristics
identified the following for each map and plan: scale and relation to site, mapping conventions, symbols
used maps and plans in the field, including: located north and oriented map, identified boundaries and structures on map and located in the field, identified landmarks and topographic features on map and located in the field, determined distances and areas, checked accuracy of maps and plans against field observations
navigated from a starting location to a defined destination
located and marked location of specific features on site, which must include at least: key points on site where water flow changes from erosional to depositional, contour lines joining key points, zones or property boundaries using grid system from maps/plans.

Knowledge evidence

maps and plans used in the industry, including: paper, electronic, 3D models of sites, including sand-box models, contour models, elevations and cross-sections, aerial photographs
mapping conventions, including: symbols, distance and scale, direction, coordinate systems, line and area symbols, true North, grid North and magnetic North, land survey systems, map projections, colour and symbol systems
contours, slopes and slope profiles
key points on site where water flow changes from erosional to depositional, and contour lines joining these key points
topographic features
curved planes on flat surface distortions
means of locating current position in the field, including: satellite navigation systems (SNS), other positioning systems, including sun, moon and stars, compass bearings

Foundation skills

Reading: Interpret maps and plans and distinguish key features, symbols and scales accurately for use in site work
Numeracy: Interpret scale and distances on maps and plans, and accurately transfer to site works

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What does an assessment tool for AHCPER334 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for AHCPER334 needs to address all 31 unit components: 4 elements with 16 performance criteria, 6 performance evidence requirements, 7 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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