CPCCWC3003Install dry wall passive fire-rated systems

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What an assessment for CPCCWC3003 must cover

44 assessable components: 7 elements (32 performance criteria), 2 performance evidence and 10 knowledge evidence requirements. 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 Plan and prepare

  • 1.1Read and interpret work instructions and plan sequence of work.
  • 1.2Plan all work to comply with laws and regulations, the National Construction Code (NCC), Australian Standards, work health and safety (WHS) and environmental requirements, manufacturers’ specifications, and workplace requirements.
  • 1.3Plan all work strictly within the manufacturer’s fire-rating design, so that fire-rating criteria are always met.
  • 1.4Select and use personal protective equipment (PPE) for each stage of the task.
  • 1.5Inspect work site, assess hazards and apply risk controls, including required signage and barricades.
  • 1.6Select tools and equipment, check for serviceability and report any faults that may affect the safe operation of the equipment, tag equipment and set aside.
  • 1.7Select materials required for task, calculate quantities, handle safely and prepare and position ready for use.

2 Line timber stud wall using fire-rated system

  • 2.1Determine whether structure of the timber wall is for load or non-load bearing.
  • 2.2Select manufacturer’s fire-rating design for the timber stud wall.
  • 2.3Set out materials and space fixings to manufacturer’s fire-rating design.
  • 2.4Fix material and complete penetrations.
  • 2.5Finish joints to exposed face sheet layers using fire-rated materials and procedures to manufacturer’s fire-rating design.

3 Construct steel stud fire-rated partition system

  • 3.1Select manufacturer’s fire-rating design for the steel stud wall.
  • 3.2Determine the fixing requirements for the steel stud wall, as designed to meet fire test criteria.
  • 3.3Secure deflection heads and apply sealant.
  • 3.4Setout material, meeting the manufacturer’s fire-rating design.
  • 3.5Space fixings, fix materials and complete penetrations.
  • 3.6Finish joints to exposed face sheet layers using fire-rated materials and procedures to manufacturer’s fire-rating design.

4 Construct fire-rated shaft wall system

  • 4.1Select materials to manufacturer’s fire-rating design and fix components to precise clearances.
  • 4.2Set out materials and complete penetrations.
  • 4.3Finish joints to exposed face sheet layers using fire-rated materials and procedures to manufacturer’s fire-rating design.

5 Line timber joist ceiling using fire-rated system

  • 5.1Check ceiling substrate and line to manufacturer’s fire-rating design.
  • 5.2Select fixings and apply lining.
  • 5.3Space fixings at correct intervals.
  • 5.4Complete penetrations.
  • 5.5Finish joints to exposed face sheet layers using fire-rated materials and procedures to manufacturer’s fire-rating design.

6 Construct suspended ceiling with a fire-rating system

  • 6.1Select materials and choose fixings for manufacturer’s fire-rating design for fire-rated ceiling.
  • 6.2Construct ceiling flat, true, level and structurally sound.
  • 6.3Complete penetrations.
  • 6.4Finish joints to exposed face sheet layers using fire-rated materials and procedures to manufacturer’s fire-rating design.

7 Clean up

  • 7.1Clear work area and dispose of, reuse or recycle materials.
  • 7.2Clean, check, maintain and store tools and equipment in accordance with manufacturers’ specifications.

Performance evidence

  • install to specification a minimum of three dry wall passive fire-rated systems: one to a steel stud wall, one covering columns and beams, one comprising a multiple layer system.
  • All work must be performed to the standard required in the workplace and must comply with the National Construction Code (NCC), Commonwealth and state/territory laws and regulations, Australian Standards, work health and safety (WHS) and environmental requirements, manufacturers’ specifications, and workplace requirements.

Knowledge evidence

  • compliance requirements of the National Construction Code and Australian Standards for installing dry wall passive fire-rated systems
  • regulations and building codes related to dry wall passive fire-rated systems, including: types and specifications for dry wall passive fire-rated systems related to steel stud and timber stud walls, shaft walls, timber joists and suspended ceilings; quality policies and standards for installing dry wall passive fire-rated systems
  • safety requirements for installing dry wall passive fire-rated systems, including personal protective equipment (PPE), job safety analyses, safe work method statements and safety data sheets
  • environmental requirements for installing dry wall passive fire-rated systems
  • basic combustion theory relating to dry wall passive fire-rated systems
  • manufacturer’s design installation techniques and processes
  • plans, drawings and specifications for installing dry wall passive fire-rated systems
  • processes for the calculation of material requirements for installing dry wall passive fire-rated systems
  • range of materials commonly used in the installation of dry wall passive fire-rated systems: base compound coats, finishing coats, fire grade metal studs and track, fire grade plasterboard sheeting, fire sealants, perforated paper tapes, vermiculite or equivalent product, fasteners
  • tools and equipment used in the installation of dry wall passive fire-rated systems

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