CPCCWP5005 — Prepare a scope of works for remedial waterproofing

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What an assessment for CPCCWP5005 must cover

45 assessable components: 3 elements (12 performance criteria), 22 performance evidence and 11 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.

1.1Review design specifications and water ingress report, including drawings, building and structures.
1.2Confirm stakeholder’s design brief and expectations, including timelines, finishes, systems and warranty.
1.3Confirm relevant regulatory requirements.
1.4Liaise with other specialist consultants, including engineers, building surveyors and local councils.

2 Develop scope and specifications.

2.1Determine extent of the scope of works, including site conditions, demolition, occupant use, safety, specifications and quality assurance.
2.2Develop waterproofing design in line with design brief.
2.3Consult with product manufacturers and research appropriate systems in line with design brief.
2.4Confirm effectiveness of waterproofing design for compliance and suitability with site conditions in accordance with National Construction Code (NCC) performance requirements, Australian Standards and manufacturers’ requirements.

3 Document scope of works and specifications.

3.1Write scope of works to include establishment of site, roles and responsibilities, safety, stages, statutory requirements and site hand-over.
3.2Document the system specifications in accordance with manufacturers’ requirements.
3.3Document hold points and other quality assurance requirements.
3.4Communicate scope of works and specifications to stakeholders.

Performance evidence

Prepare and document three (3) scopes of work and specifications for three (3) diagnostic reports provided, chosen from list provided:
one investigation and report from an internal wet area which includes a shower
one investigation and report of water ingress through: an external wall, adjacent to a waterproofed balcony or deck; OR water ingress below a concrete roof terrace
one investigation and report of water ingress below a waterproofed, lightweight, flat roof structure or balcony
one investigation and report of water ingress to habitable space below ground.
In doing so, the scopes of work and specifications must include at least two (2) alternative system specifications for one (1) of the scopes of work.
Scope of works must also include:
project aims
references to regulatory and Australian Standards requirements
quality assurance requirements
environmental considerations
extent of demolition
roles and responsibilities
sequence of construction stages
hours of work
safety
rubbish removal
availability of services
finishes
re-instatement works
protection works
latent conditions.

Knowledge evidence

contributing site factors, including: water ingress sources, surface water pathways, sub-surface water pathways, properties of water and moisture movement, gradient or falls, hydrostatic pressure, surface tension of finishes, capillarity, size and effectiveness of outfalls, service and fixing penetrations, entry thresholds and openings
building elements and integration, including: principles of water capture, direction and shedding, relationship between structural components, building movement, wind loadings, construction materials and their properties
inspection and testing protocols utilising factors and influences in accordance with risk levels, including: curing times and stages, stage inspections or hold points, observation procedures, establishing control areas and reference points, non-destructive investigation procedures, destructive investigation procedures, utilising information from other sources, e.g., hydraulic and drainage reports, Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) observations
setting control parameters and testing methods, including: selection of appropriate test method, calibration of testing equipment, effects on testing equipment by site conditions and testing procedures
National Construction Code (NCC) performance requirements relevant to areas tested, including: waterproofing, weather proofing, damp proofing, condensation management
NCC evidence of suitability in relation to waterproofing system performance, including: independent test reports, CodeMark Australia, other independent testing organisations
Australian Standards and design requirements relevant to areas inspected
waterproofing system manufacturers’ requirements, including: data sheets and specifications, installation method statements, performance of system according to service conditions, suitability of materials as fit for purpose, compatibility of components within the system
properties of waterproofing systems available: substrate assessment and preparation, combining components to form a system, component compatibility in a combined system, component properties for site conditions, component installation practices, system analysis for effectiveness
report content and communication of findings: types of diagnostic reports and structures, including: issue, performance standard, remedial action required, tables and diagrams, photographic evidence, thermal imaging analysis, interpreting measurement values, references to Australian Standards and designs, verbal communication strategies, different audiences, presenting evidence
stakeholders: architect, engineer, builder, building owner, consumer, design team, construction team, certifier, building surveyor, regulators

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What does an assessment tool for CPCCWP5005 need to cover?

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