CPCCBC5005Select and manage building and construction contractors

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What an assessment for CPCCBC5005 must cover

49 assessable components: 5 elements (21 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 17 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 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 Determine subcontractor requirements.

  • 1.1Assess subcontractor resource requirements based on expected operations and reference to the business plan.
  • 1.2Manage, prioritise and document subcontractor requirements based on expected work sequence and volume.
  • 1.3Conduct and manage task analyses to identify competences from the nature of the work to be done and organisational structure.
  • 1.4Determine the type and number of subcontractors and develop a formal subcontractor structure for the project.
  • 1.5Research industrial relations legislation and contract legal matters to clarify workplace obligations and subcontractor rights that impact on operations.

2 Review subcontractor performance.

  • 2.1Build an operational profile for each subcontractor from reviewed and identified existing subcontractor areas of expertise.
  • 2.2Examine existing subcontractor’s previous work profiles and history to gather information on their performance.
  • 2.3Review subcontractor performance to identify strengths and weaknesses.
  • 2.4Develop a management plan for each subcontractor to enhance their ability to meet contractual obligations.

3 Establish terms and conditions for subcontractor engagement.

  • 3.1Develop or review subcontractor terms of engagement and scope of operations to ensure obligations can be met under the contract.
  • 3.2Review subcontractor terms of engagement and periodically reinforce to ensure conditions are met.

4 Manage the selection and engagement of subcontractors.

  • 4.1Develop and facilitate subcontractor engagement strategies and processes to meet organisational timelines and contract dates.
  • 4.2Manage processes for selection and engagement of subcontractors to ensure that equal opportunity principles apply to all applicants.
  • 4.3Manage subcontractor short-listing and qualification checking to enable the selection and engagement of the most appropriate subcontractor.
  • 4.4Notify successful and unsuccessful applicants about the outcomes of the selection process.
  • 4.5Manage and implement processes for commencement, induction and any required pre-engagement training.

5 Evaluate subcontractor performance.

  • 5.1Develop and manage systems that evaluate subcontractor performance and compliance with contract requirements.
  • 5.2Collect strategic information regarding subcontractor performance within the collection parameters and terms of confidentiality and security.
  • 5.3Discuss performance review outcomes with subcontractors on a confidential and equitable basis.
  • 5.4Introduce and manage feedback and appeal systems to ensure that subcontractors can challenge review outcomes.
  • 5.5Undertake remedial or disciplinary action against the subcontractor in accordance with organisational policy and operational guidelines where appropriate.

Performance evidence

  • identify subcontractor needs against current and projected workloads and contractual commitments and the business plan of the organisation
  • manage the subcontractor selection, engagement and appointment process to meet project timeframes:
  • developing and managing terms of engagement for subcontracting opportunities
  • advising interviewees of the outcome of the selection process
  • undertaking referee and credit checks to determine subcontractor performance and financial viability
  • ensuring selection interviews with subcontractors meet the determined criteria
  • undertaking contractual arrangements between the organisation and successful subcontractors
  • action and remediate below standard subcontractor performance

Knowledge evidence

  • industrial relations legislation, structures and processes
  • organisational quality assurance requirements relating to contracts and contractors
  • contracts, workplace agreements and relevant licensing arrangements
  • industry subcontracting system and industry benchmarks for subcontractors
  • subcontractor administration and performance management systems:
  • work sequence and nature of job roles
  • project timeframe from start to finish
  • quantum of hours required to perform the work
  • performance benchmarks within subcontracts
  • project meetings and provision of progress reports
  • performance monitoring against project timelines and objectives
  • performance management where performance is sub-standard or inappropriate:
  • anecdotal evidence, including input from project managers and administrators
  • examination of data provided by the subcontractor
  • input about subcontractor performance from other organisations
  • observation of the subcontractor on other project sites
  • using subcontractor performance records from previous associations

Foundation skills

  • speaking skills: negotiate appropriate solutions when engaging with subcontractors during selection and performance reviews; question and confirm requirements and clarify any misinterpretations that may create issues
  • listening skills: to interpret responses to understand other’s perspectives
  • technology skills: use communication tools and devices to communicate and collaborate effectively with others; use equipment and programs to access, extract information and develop relevant documentation

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What does an assessment tool for CPCCBC5005 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CPCCBC5005 needs to address all 49 unit components: 5 elements with 21 performance criteria, 8 performance evidence requirements, 17 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for CPCCBC5005?

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