CPCCWP5004 — Determine origin of water and moisture ingress into buildings

1 Gather information.

• 1.1Identify areas of water ingress in consultation with stakeholder(s).
• 1.2Gather relevant drawings, historical reports, design or structural specifications and certification where available.
• 1.3Identify signs and symptoms of the water or moisture ingress.
• 1.4Confirm scope of project based on information and evidence.

2 Carry out investigation.

• 2.1Identify potential water and moisture ingress points into buildings.
• 2.2Determine if non-destructive or destructive investigation is required in consultation with stakeholders.
• 2.3Select tools and technologies to carry out inspections and testing procedures in accordance with site conditions.
• 2.4Carry out inspection and testing using valid testing methods in accordance with testing protocols and against controls and references.
• 2.5Record findings of investigation and testing protocols.
• 2.6Compare findings to information and evidence of water and moisture ingress areas and carry out further investigations where required.

3 Carry out analysis.

• 3.1Collate evidence from investigations and testing in accordance with protocols.
• 3.2Analyse causes of water and moisture ingress as determined by investigations and collected evidence.
• 3.3Determine if external factors have influenced the findings.
• 3.4Carry out re-testing to confirm influence of external factors where required.
• 3.5Record results of analysis for stakeholders in accordance with evidence to inform report.

4 Report findings and conclusions.

• 4.1Collate, sort and prioritise information according to the scope requirements within a report.
• 4.2Support diagnostic report findings with relevant references to regulatory requirements, Australian Standards, design and manufacturers’ requirements in accordance with stakeholder brief.
• 4.3Determine requirements for further support testing, follow-up investigations and monitoring of area in accordance with inspection and testing protocols.
• 4.4Communicate relevant and supported conclusions according to stakeholder expectations, context and requirements in accordance with report brief.
• 4.5Document the report in accordance with report brief.

What does an assessment tool for CPCCWP5004 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CPCCWP5004 needs to address all 101 unit components: 4 elements with 20 performance criteria, 10 performance evidence requirements, 71 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for CPCCWP5004?

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