CPCSFS5013 — Support commissioning processes and finalise fire systems design projects

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105 assessable components: 3 elements (11 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 93 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 Produce accurate final drawings for fire systems.

1.1Document progressive changes to fire systems design drawings resulting from construction phase issues according to workplace and project procedures.
1.2Confirm and record final component sizes, locations and building dimensions.
1.3Prepare, name, notate, file and submit accurate ‘as built’ drawings according to workplace procedures and project requirements.
1.4Produce appropriate block plans and tactical fire plans as required.

2 Prepare commissioning details, and operation and maintenance manuals for fire systems.

2.1Prepare system performance requirements and commissioning procedures and specifications according to relevant codes and standards and component manufacturer’s recommendations and workplace and project requirements.
2.2Prepare standard operating procedures (SOPs) for the fire system based on relevant codes and standards and component manufacturer’s recommendations.
2.3Produce regular maintenance procedures for the fire system based on codes and standards component manufacturer’s recommendations and relevant regulatory requirements.
2.4Install operation and maintenance signage as required, according to relevant workplace, project and regulatory requirements codes and standards.

3 Review and evaluate the fire systems design process.

3.1Review and process project documentation including issues and their solutions.
3.2Discuss project issues and solutions with relevant workplace personnel and explore process improvement strategies.
3.3Amend project planning, methodologies and quality assurance systems to incorporate agreed process improvement strategies.

Performance evidence

preparing four final fire systems design project documentation, including drawings, specifications and commissioning support documentation, including for a: commercial building, factory, residential nursing home, high-rise building.

Knowledge evidence

workplace design tools and processes
drawings, plans, reports and specifications
level of accuracy required in detailed design drawings
naming conventions for design drawings and drawing register
relevant regulatory approval and fire systems design certification processes
relevant current legislation, codes and standards:
building Acts
building regulations
infrastructure supply regulations
the Building Code of Australia (BCA)
National Construction Code (NCC)
Australian standards for fire systems
international standards for fire systems
jurisdictional authorities in addition to the BCA and NCC
other fire system standards commonly required by building insurers
protection requirements for different buildings including low-rise, medium-rise, high-rise (over 25 metres) and buildings over 45 metres in height
fire systems’ technology and components:
water-based systems: wet pipe sprinkler systems
water-based systems: deluge and drencher systems
water-based systems: dry pipe sprinkler systems
water-based systems: pre-action sprinkler systems
water-based systems: early suppression fast response (ESFR)
water-based systems: water spray systems
water-based systems: water mist systems
gaseous suppression systems
wet chemical suppression systems
foam suppression systems
hydrants, hose reels and monitors
water supply tanks
fire pump sets
detection and warning systems: occupant warning systems
detection and warning systems: emergency warning and intercommunications systems (EWIS)
detection and warning systems: fire detection and alarm systems
detection and warning systems: smoke control systems
detection and warning systems: emergency lighting systems
purpose and operation of fire systems: layout
purpose and operation of fire systems: special products and hazards
purpose and operation of fire systems: system operation
performance requirements: for water-based systems: speed of response
performance requirements: for water-based systems: time taken to reach full-flow conditions
performance requirements: for water-based systems: area of coverage
performance requirements: for water-based systems: nozzle locations
performance requirements: for water-based systems: droplet profile and characteristics
performance requirements: for water-based systems: duration of response
performance requirements: for detection and warning systems: correct sensors
performance requirements: for detection and warning systems: sensitivity to fire size
performance requirements: for detection and warning systems: speed of detection and response
performance requirements: for detection and warning systems: fire location coverage
maintenance standards
system activation and operation
passive fire safety elements: identification of passive elements
passive fire safety elements: impact of fire systems design on passive elements
passive fire safety elements: specifications required to safeguard integrity of passive fire element performance where penetrations are necessitated by the fire systems design
characteristics and limitations of products and materials used in fire systems and issues relating to material compatibility
maintenance procedures: site-specific maintenance instructions
maintenance procedures: manufacturer’s specific maintenance instructions
maintenance procedures: local government regulations
maintenance procedures: Australian standards, such as: AS 1851 Routine service of fire protection systems and equipment
maintenance procedures: safety data sheets (SDS).
interconnection of fire systems: cause and effect matrix
interconnection of fire systems: interface with other services
instruments used in commissioning and measuring fire system performance:
commissioning procedures and specifications: procedures listed in Australian standards, such as: AS 2118.1 Automatic fire sprinkler systems - General Systems
commissioning procedures and specifications: AS 2118.4 Automatic fire sprinkler systems - Sprinkler protection for accommodation buildings not exceeding for storeys in height
commissioning procedures and specifications: AS 2118.6 Automatic fire sprinkler systems - Combined sprinkler and hydrant systems in multi-storey buildings
commissioning procedures and specifications: AS 1670.1 Fire, detection, warning, control and intercom systems - System design, installation and commissioning - Fire
commissioning procedures and specifications: AS 1670.4 Fire, detection, warning, control and intercom systems - System design, installation and commissioning - Emergency warning and intercom systems
commissioning procedures and specifications: AS 2419.1 Fire hydrant installations - System design, installation and commissioning
commissioning procedures and specifications: AS 2441 Installation of fire hose reels
commissioning procedures and specifications: AS 2941 Fixed fire protection installations - Pumpset Systems
commissioning procedures and specifications: AS ISO 14520.1 Gaseous fire extinguishing system - Physical properties and system design - General requirements
commissioning procedures and specifications: U.S. National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) codes
commissioning procedures and specifications: factory mutual data sheets
commissioning procedures and specifications: manufacturer recommendations
construction industry terminology
roles and responsibilities of relevant building project personnel: architect
roles and responsibilities of relevant building project personnel: lead contractor
roles and responsibilities of relevant building project personnel: structural engineer
roles and responsibilities of relevant building project personnel: mechanical engineer
roles and responsibilities of relevant building project personnel: hydraulic engineer
roles and responsibilities of relevant building project personnel: electrical engineer
roles and responsibilities of relevant building project personnel: civil engineers
roles and responsibilities of relevant building project personnel: fire engineers
roles and responsibilities of relevant building project personnel: building(private) certifier or surveyor
contractual processes
signage: technical design data, including systems performance and layout on a block plan
signage: pressure switch setting plaque
signage: interface cause and effect drawing
signage: operating instructions
signage: manufacturer’s technical plates or labels
signage: signs in the pump room for water-based system: system pressure, town mains pressure, pump cut-in pressure, pressure gauge schedule, block plans
signage: visual and audible alarms for gaseous suppression systems, including: strobes lights, speakers and horns, system interface matrix, block plans
signage: signage for detection and warning systems: system interface matrix, block plans, device lists.

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