CPCCBC6017 — Evaluate services layout and connection methods for the planning of large building projects

1 Evaluate layout of water supply for general and firefighting use.

• 1.1Identify, evaluate and record specified water supply layout and connection in project plans and specifications.
• 1.2Check water connection approvals and determine layout meets NCC performance requirements.
• 1.3Record installation of water services supplying fire hydrants, fire hose reels and fire sprinkler systems.
• 1.4Evaluate results of interconnected and non-return water tanks for fire services.
• 1.5Confirm plumbing systems for general water supply is detailed and compliant with the NCC.

2 Evaluate layout of sewerage and drainage disposal methods.

• 2.1Check approval documentation from the sewerage and drainage authority for any conditions related to the project.
• 2.2Identify and evaluate planned sewerage layout and connect for compliance with NCC and authority requirements.
• 2.3Identify, evaluate and record connection methods of main drains to local authority sewers across open ground and within buildings for the whole site.
• 2.4Evaluate local authority requirements for disposal of sewerage from fixtures situated below the level of local authority sewer mains.
• 2.5Evaluate and document the design and installation of stormwater drainage systems.
• 2.6Evaluate and document methods for disposal of stormwater drainage systems.

3 Evaluate mechanical services and ventilation layout and connection.

• 3.1Establish mechanical ventilation control methods and use correct terminology to state how ventilation, volume, velocity and content is controlled.
• 3.2Identify, evaluate and record methods of air distribution and smoke hazard management and ensure compliance with the NCC.
• 3.3Identify, evaluate and record functions, application and basic elements of air conditioning and mechanical ventilation for various occupancy types in buildings.

4 Select hot water systems.

• 4.1Identify and evaluate design factors, height of installation, area to be serviced, number of outlets and energy sources available to select appropriate hot water system.
• 4.2Evaluate and document operating principles of various types of hot water systems.
• 4.3Evaluate layout and connection for selected hot water system.

5 Evaluate natural and artificial lighting.

• 5.1Determine the intent of natural lighting and aim of design from plans and specifications.
• 5.2Identify luminance requirements and compare artificial lighting types and sources for various service situations to meet relevant codes and standards.
• 5.3Evaluate layout and connection methods for lighting systems from plans and specifications.

6 Evaluate firefighting and fire detection systems.

• 6.1Identify building classification and relevant authorities responsible for fire safety regulations and inspection.
• 6.2Identify and evaluate requirements for sprinkler systems, fire hydrants and fire hoses for compliance with the building classifications and codes.
• 6.3Identify and evaluate fire detection and alarm systems for compliance with the building classification and codes.
• 6.4Evaluate layout and connection of fire detection and firefighting systems.

7 Determine requirements for general electrical and electronic service installation.

• 7.1Identify electrical design and requirements for service connection from electrical supply authorities.
• 7.2Evaluate layout and connection for general electrical supply and electronic services.
• 7.3Identify design and evaluate layout and connection of emergency warning systems, emergency lighting and exit signage systems.

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