CPCCBS6113 — Conduct and report on initial construction inspections of Class 2 to 9 buildings to three storeys

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26 assessable components: 3 elements (17 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 6 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 Identify and interpret compliance requirements for building included in Classes 2 to 9.

1.1Determine site classification and design wind speed for building included in Classes 2 to 9 according to NCC definitions and building type, geographical location and climate zone.
1.2Access and interpret approved building design drawings and specifications and consult with relevant persons to confirm compliance of any variations from deemed-to-satisfy provisions.
1.3Identify and interpret compliance requirements for site preparation, foundations and footings and structural provisions.
1.4Determine extreme weather events for the area and interpret compliance requirements for structural provisions.
1.5Identify wall and substrate construction methods and materials and interpret compliance requirements for wet areas and waterproofing.
1.6Identify wall and substrate construction methods and materials and interpret compliance requirements for wet areas and waterproofing.

2 Plan building inspection.

2.1Schedule inspection according to building and regulatory requirements and notify relevant persons.
2.2Record and report missed inspections as relevant according to regulatory requirements.
2.3Obtain equipment required for inspection according to workplace requirements.
2.4Apply work health and safety (WHS) requirements to planned inspection activities according to workplace requirements.

3 Inspect and report compliance of building included in Classes 2 to 9.

3.1Conduct initial construction inspection of building according to regulatory and workplace requirements.
3.2Determine soil type and characteristics, effects on site stability and any required soil testing.
3.3Assess building features against compliance requirements and approved drawings for site preparation, foundations and footings, structural provisions and wet areas.
3.4Document and report details of non-compliant features according to regulatory and workplace requirements.
3.5Discuss non-compliant features of building with relevant persons and negotiate work required to remedy non-compliances according to workplace requirements.
3.6Negotiate timeframe for remedial action and further inspection and report any failure to comply according to regulatory and workplace requirements.
3.7Prepare and process certificate of compliance according to regulatory and workplace requirements.

Performance evidence

To demonstrate competency, a candidate must meet the elements and performance criteria of this unit by conducting and reporting on initial construction inspections for three projects involving the following Classes of buildings as defined by the National Construction Code (NCC): • one project incorporating Class 5 or Class 6 • one project incorporating Class 2 or Class 3 or Class 9c • one project incorporating Class 7 or Class 8. Each building must be up to three storeys and not exceeding 2,000 square metres in floor area, and in a different geographical location as defined by the NCC.

Knowledge evidence

legislative and regulatory compliance requirements for site preparation, foundations, footings, framing and wet areas of Class 2 to 9 buildings at the initial stage of construction: • building control legislation and regulations • NCC including referenced Australian Standards to meet deemed-to-satisfy provisions and/or performance solutions: • excavations, filling under concrete slabs and pest risk management • structural provisions: • aluminium • composite steel and concrete • concrete, including tilt-up panel construction • glazed assemblies • masonry • roofs • steel • timber • waterproofing
methods for determining site classification and design wind speed
methods for identifying soil types and characteristics and effects on site stability including the potential for: • collapsing soil • ground movement due to moisture change • land slips • mine subsidence • soil erosion
NCC classifications and definitions for buildings included in Classes 2 to 9: • building types • geographic and climate zones
principles of negotiation and conflict resolution used to maintain professional relationships during building inspection and reporting processes
workplace requirements for conducting and reporting on initial construction inspections of Class 2 to 9 buildings: • equipment, including personal protective equipment (PPE) • reporting • work health and safety (WHS)

Foundation skills

oral communication: use specialised construction industry vocabulary when exchanging technical information and negotiating remedial work
numeracy: measure and calculate dimensions

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