CPCCST4005 — Prepare drawings for heritage works

1 Plan and prepare for drawing requirements.

• 1.1Identify specifications for drawing from request or conservation authority requirements.
• 1.2Determine dimensions of the historical or significant building in accordance with appropriate methods, taking into account the type of structure, access to details and previous drawings available, if applicable.
• 1.3Determine method of recording feature details in accordance with nature of the feature, location and accessibility.
• 1.4Determine and apply method and system of recording identification, location and dimensional information in accordance with requested drawing requirements.
• 1.5Identify, list and use equipment and instruments in accordance with recording task requirements.

2 Organise information for drawing preparation.

• 2.1Gather information to identify and group all recorded details associated with each area or section of the building or structure.
• 2.2Determine size of the drawing and scale to be used in accordance with dimensions of building, structure or section.
• 2.3Identify and locate sketches, tracings or photographs of recorded features with other recorded information related to feature work.
• 2.4Identify and locate sketches, tracings or photographs of recorded features with other recorded information related to feature work.

3 Draw or develop orthographic description.

• 3.1Draw or develop block layout of views and designed spacings, where applicable, to planned layout and scale accurately to recorded or calculated dimensions.
• 3.2Detail orthographic description views to show visible lines of structure and elements as seen with each view to correct scale representation of recorded dimensions.
• 3.3Show architectural drawing conventions, symbols and hatching, on drawings in accordance with relevant Australian standards.
• 3.4Produce plans of large buildings by use of grids, where applicable, to provide cross-referencing and dimensioning by coordinates.
• 3.5Locate dimensions and reference notations relevantly on drawings to provide full detailed descriptions as required with each view.
• 3.6Provide appendices and reference details of drawing with drawing in accordance with overall request.

4 Draw or develop sectional detailed drawings.

• 4.1Draw or develop sectional detailed drawings to scale to show detailed structural description of relationship between elements in accordance with recorded dimensions.
• 4.2Show architectural hatching on drawings to represent materials, in accordance with relevant Australian standards.
• 4.3Locate dimensions and reference notation on drawings to provide full details of sectional description.

5 Develop detailed drawings of feature work.

• 5.1Enlarge photographic recording of feature work shape and design by photocopying to provide more realistic size for analysis and reproduction.
• 5.2Determine gridlines in accordance with actual dimensions of the feature work shape and reproduce to enlarged photocopy.
• 5.3Examine enlarged photocopy closely for distortion from the photographing process and make necessary adjustments to the design.
• 5.4Examine tracing recordings in accordance with the whole feature or part thereof and link with other tracings or sketches to ascertain the feature shape to be reproduced.
• 5.5Develop design shape drawings to produce accurate design to scale with grid lines where applicable.
• 5.6Produce cross-sectional details accurately to scale, to provide three-dimensional information.
• 5.7Produce dimensions, reference notation, specific location and appendices for drawings in accordance with client request or design aims.

6 Complete work.

• 6.1Check drawings for accuracy, clarity of line, completeness of drawing and associated dimensions and details.
• 6.2Make copies in accordance with original request.
• 6.3Record production details and coded reference information.

What does an assessment tool for CPCCST4005 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CPCCST4005 needs to address all 107 unit components: 6 elements with 28 performance criteria, 21 performance evidence requirements, 54 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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