CPPSCM4040Develop and monitor maintenance strategies that contribute to asset life cycle

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26 assessable components: 3 elements (14 performance criteria), 1 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 Determine asset requirements.

  • 1.1Source and analyse relevant documentation to determine the types of strata community assets and system requirements.
  • 1.2Evaluate asset use, impact of failure, functionality, condition and financial performance.
  • 1.3Identify regulatory requirements for identifying, reporting and funding assets.
  • 1.4Consult with relevant persons to obtain additional information required to clarify asset performance and life cycle needs.

2 Develop long-term asset maintenance strategy.

  • 2.1Prepare long-term maintenance strategy that incorporates asset life cycle strategies, breakdown impacts and replacement strategies according to regulatory and workplace requirements.
  • 2.2Identify and document appropriate maintenance methods and schedules to meet asset performance and life cycle requirements.
  • 2.3Consult with relevant persons to prioritise strategies and conduct calculations to anticipate long-term maintenance requirements and identify risks and opportunities to improve quality or cost efficiency of asset.
  • 2.4Identify situations requiring specialist advice and seek assistance as required to develop asset maintenance strategy.
  • 2.5Present cost-effective long-term maintenance solutions that contribute to the asset life cycle according to workplace requirements.

3 Monitor long-term asset maintenance strategy.

  • 3.1Consult with relevant persons to monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of the long-term asset maintenance strategy.
  • 3.2Use feedback to identify and develop future strategies to improve asset life cycle maintenance.
  • 3.3Review the life cycle plan and financial statements to finalise annual report, including works completed and anticipated.
  • 3.4Present report to strata community committee and respond to questions to clarify long-term maintenance strategies and their contribution to the asset life cycle.
  • 3.5Securely store long-term maintenance strategy and associated asset information according to regulatory and workplace requirements.

Performance evidence

  • To demonstrate competency, a candidate must meet the elements and performance criteria of this unit to develop and monitor maintenance strategies that contribute to the asset life cycle of two different types of strata community assets selected from the list below: - buildings - community facilities - furniture, fixtures and fittings - grounds and surrounds - plant and equipment - utilities services (conduits, cabinets and pipework).

Knowledge evidence

  • common hazards to people and property associated with maintenance work in buildings
  • compliance requirements of legislation and regulations relevant to the development and monitoring of maintenance strategies that contribute to the life cycle of strata community assets in the jurisdiction of operation: - civil liability - environmental protection (sustainability) - equal opportunity, anti-discrimination and disability discrimination - fair trading and consumer protection - financial probity - identifying, reporting and funding assets - long-term maintenance planning/capital works - privacy - records management - work health and safety (WHS)
  • methods for developing long-term asset maintenance strategies that account for: - asset replacement - emergency lighting and security - energy efficiency - fire equipment - housekeeping - painting, cleaning and waste disposal - pest control - plumbing and electrical - risk
  • interpersonal communication strategies and techniques used to effectively relate to people from a range of social, cultural and ethnic backgrounds and with a range of physical and cognitive abilities
  • key stages of asset life cycles and types of assets relevant to strata community management: - buildings - community facilities - furniture, fixtures and fittings - grounds and surrounds - plant and equipment - utilities services (conduits, cabinets and pipework)
  • limitations of own work role, responsibilities and abilities
  • meaning of common property in relation to strata community management
  • methods for evaluating asset performance: - certifications and warranties - financial performance - functionality - physical condition - use
  • presentation techniques
  • strategic considerations for developing maintenance strategies that contribute to the asset life cycle: - design-specific or regulatory requirements for aesthetics - effect and risks associated with not maintaining an asset - future use plans for the asset - how long the asset will be required to be in operation - risks associated with current condition of asset - serviceability requirements of the asset
  • workplace requirements for developing and monitoring maintenance strategies that contribute to the asset life cycle: - content and format of maintenance strategies - systems for storing information and documentation

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