CPCCBC5012 — Manage the application and monitoring of energy conservation and management practices and processes
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What an assessment for CPCCBC5012 must cover
46 assessable components: 4 elements (23 performance criteria), 3 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 Prepare the organisation energy conservation and management plan.
- 1.1Review organisational policies and operational guidelines for energy conservation and management.
- 1.2Analyse the potential impact on the organisation of current shifts in environmental legislation or regulations.
- 1.3Use best practice and benchmarking methods to determine current energy conservation and management performance.
- 1.4Identify opportunities for energy conservation and savings within the immediate work area and on project sites.
- 1.5Consult with staff and contractors for ideas and suggestions concerning organisational energy conservation.
- 1.6Prepare an energy conservation and management plan based on available information.
- 1.7Seek advice from senior management, as required, concerning implementation of the plan.
- 1.8Develop an environmental management plan.
2 Manage the energy conservation plan.
- 2.1Inform staff and contractors of their obligations in implementing the energy conservation and management plan.
- 2.2Manage the energy data-gathering systems for maximum efficiency and accuracy and make changes as necessary.
- 2.3Determine the impact of new projects on existing energy conservation planning.
- 2.4Encourage staff and contractor participation to achieve the plan’s objectives and monitor their compliance.
- 2.5Identify difficulties, obstructions or factors that impact on the achievement of the energy conservation plan and take measures to address them.
- 2.6Communicate information concerning updates of the plan to staff and stakeholders.
- 2.7Evaluate strategies to ensure that organisational objectives are achieved.
3 Monitor the energy conservation plan.
- 3.1Use organisational feedback systems to assist with compliance and management of the plan.
- 3.2Obtain regular feedback on the efficiency and operations of the energy conservation and management plan from staff and contractors.
- 3.3Identify and promote energy savings throughout the organisation.
- 3.4Implement strategies to assist with compliance of the energy management plan regarding reported energy wastage.
4 Evaluate and recommend changes to the energy conservation and management plan.
- 4.1Review and action identified areas of improvement to maintain compliance with plan.
- 4.2Introduce measures to encourage staff to suggest more efficient procedures and innovations to improve the performance of the energy conservation and management plan.
- 4.3Redraft plans to include improvements or address deficiencies identified during monitoring.
- 4.4Amend and submit revised plans to senior management for approval.
Performance evidence
- research current trends in energy conservation and management
- monitor and record effectiveness, efficiency and compliance of the organisation’s standards and identify areas for improvement
- conform to relevant environmental and sustainability legislation, regulations and requirements
Knowledge evidence
- environmental and sustainability requirements
- development, application and monitoring of energy conservation plans: gathering and evaluating formal or informal information and data
- development, application and monitoring of energy conservation plans: researching current energy conservation trends and factors
- development, application and monitoring of energy conservation plans: energy management practices and methodologies
- development, application and monitoring of energy conservation plans: conformance, milestones and performance targets
- energy data-gathering systems: reports from suppliers
- energy data-gathering systems: scheduled management meetings and briefings
- energy data-gathering systems: statistical and analytical data supporting energy objectives
- energy data-gathering systems: feedback from authorities
- energy data-gathering systems: spot checks on aspects of energy management process
- benchmarking and best practice: comparison of current, previously established and external energy conservation and management plans
- benchmarking and best practice: costs associated with optimum environmental conformance
- benchmarking and best practice: performance indicators against energy management objectives
- benchmarking and best practice: performance measuring against industry, local authority, regulatory or international standards
- benchmarking and best practice: energy targets, electrical power usage, fuel usage, heat loss and thermal efficiency
- benchmarking and best practice: statistics of measurements from start, ongoing and at conclusion
- organisational policies and practices supporting energy conservation and management
Foundation skills
- analytical skills: assess variations in energy management performance and identify reasons for variations
- communication skills: enable clear and direct communication of environmental management plan requirements, and seek feedback on improvement initiatives
- technology skills: use communication tools and devices to communicate and collaborate effectively with others; use equipment and programs to access and extract information and develop relevant documentation
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What does an assessment tool for CPCCBC5012 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CPCCBC5012 needs to address all 46 unit components: 4 elements with 23 performance criteria, 3 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.
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