CPCCDE4001 — Plan and prepare for activities on demolition sites

1 Assess demolition site and scope of work.

• 1.1Interpret demolition plan and inspect site to evaluate size and complexity of demolition tasks.
• 1.2Assess concurrent work of other construction teams and establish or confirm communication channels.
• 1.3Assess site access and egress and traffic management plan and negotiate additional provisions or changes as required.
• 1.4Assess provisions for site storage and amenities and arrange additional provisions or changes as required.
• 1.5Confirm and apply general site work health and safety (WHS) and environmental requirements to planning.
• 1.6Confirm and apply regulatory compliance requirements to planning.
• 1.7Arrange HAZMAT audits prior to demolition work start date and apply findings to planning.

2 Schedule demolition activities.

• 2.1Analyse demolition plan and prioritise individual demolition tasks according to WHS, site and resource requirements.
• 2.2Plan and sequence concurrent tasks to maximise efficient use of resources.
• 2.3Estimate resource hours required for individual demolition tasks with allowances for contingencies.
• 2.4Calculate timelines for different project stages, compare these to demolition plan, and adjust as required.
• 2.5Prepare project schedule, organise review by required personnel, make amendments as required and process schedule according to workplace requirements.

3 Prepare safe work method statements (SWMS) for individual demolition activities.

• 3.1Inspect site and identify hazards and risks associated with demolition tasks, discuss findings with WHS and site personnel, and evaluate impact on sequencing of tasks.
• 3.2Analyse risk management strategies according to the hierarchy of control in consultation with WHS and site personnel.
• 3.3Prepare SWMS for demolition tasks.
• 3.4Review SWMS immediately before work starts to re-assess worksite conditions.

4 Arrange resources for demolition activities.

• 4.1Confirm resource requirements for demolition tasks and calculate requirements for concurrent tasks according to project schedule.
• 4.2Arrange delivery of required plant, tools and equipment according to project schedule.
• 4.3Determine specialised skill requirements for different project stages and assess skills of available team members to identify skill shortages.
• 4.4Conduct and complete recruitment of additional team members within required timeframe.
• 4.5Allocate team members to tasks and check and confirm human resource requirements for all project stages as complete.

5 Conduct site induction and team briefing for demolition project.

• 5.1Arrange and conduct site tour and site induction.
• 5.2Explain and discuss details of task allocations and scheduling, and confirm team understanding of work requirements.
• 5.3Explain concurrent work of other construction teams, and interactions and communication channels, and confirm understanding of team members.
• 5.4Explain provisions for dealing with risks, hazards and contingencies, and confirm understanding of team members.
• 5.5Encourage team members to ask questions for clarification at all stages of the work and to provide suggestions for improvements in processes.

What does an assessment tool for CPCCDE4001 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CPCCDE4001 needs to address all 42 unit components: 5 elements with 26 performance criteria, 5 performance evidence requirements, 11 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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