CPPSCM5003Manage strata community asset maintenance and defects

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What an assessment for CPPSCM5003 must cover

33 assessable components: 3 elements (15 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 15 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 strata community asset maintenance and defect management requirements.

  • 1.1Source and analyse relevant asset handover information, warranties, manuals and plans to determine the types of strata community assets, and maintenance, performance and life cycle requirements.
  • 1.2Analyse asset maintenance plans and schedules and strata community financial documentation to assess planned capital works and maintenance.
  • 1.3Identify regulatory compliance requirements associated with asset maintenance and defect management.
  • 1.4Identify persons or entities with roles, responsibilities and obligations related to warranties, maintenance and defect management of identified assets.

2 Implement strata community asset maintenance and defect management strategies.

  • 2.1Consult with relevant persons to create an asset register and assess and prioritise asset maintenance and defect management requirements.
  • 2.2Analyse risks associated with asset maintenance and defects and plan suitable risk management strategies.
  • 2.3Identify situations requiring specialist advice and seek assistance as required to determine risks associated with asset defects or maintenance requirements.
  • 2.4Coordinate relevant persons to conduct required asset inspections, tests or servicing according to workplace and regulatory requirements.
  • 2.5Document findings and consult with strata committee to plan asset maintenance and defect management strategies and priorities.
  • 2.6Negotiate with relevant persons to ensure that asset maintenance and defect management strategies are effectively implemented especially where responsibility for defects lies with other persons or entities.
  • 2.7Identify and apply measures to limit risk to the asset, strata community and strata manager in implementing defect process or maintenance scheduling.

3 Review and evaluate strata community asset maintenance and defect management strategies.

  • 3.1Analyse documentation and consult with relevant persons to assess the effectiveness of implemented strata community asset maintenance and defect management strategies.
  • 3.2Conduct checks and implement actions required to ensure risk is mitigated toward asset, strata community and strata manager according to regulatory and workplace requirements.
  • 3.3Update relevant plans to ensure effective strategies are in place to meet long-term asset maintenance, performance and life cycle requirements.
  • 3.4Maintain asset maintenance and defect management documentation according to workplace and regulatory requirements.

Performance evidence

  • developing a handover procedure for receiving a new strata community development, including action lists for the statutory documents
  • for one of the warranties disclosed in the handover materials, brief the subject matter expert in a perceived defect or non-compliance issue
  • creating an asset register for the new strata community development that lists three major facilities, systems, plant or equipment and for each, scheduling the following to cover a minimum two year period: - recommended maintenance periods - level of work expected - likely costs - installer details - maintenance company details - risk strategies to ensure the maintenance company carries the risk of meeting the maintenance period without breach of warranties and certifications.

Knowledge evidence

  • asset life cycle
  • building systems and awareness of typical building defects
  • common hazards to public and personal safety associated with maintenance work in strata community property and facilities
  • compliance requirements of legislation and regulations relevant to strata community asset maintenance and defect management in the jurisdiction of operation: - civil liability - environmental protection (sustainability) - fair trading and consumer protection - financial probity - National Construction Code (NCC) - privacy - records management, including those related to asset inspections, works and servicing - strata schemes management - work health and safety (WHS)
  • definition and purpose of Building Information Modelling (BIM) and its benefits and limitations relating to the life cycle management of built assets
  • differing roles, responsibilities, obligations and risk profiles related to maintenance and defect management of strata community property and facilities: - builders - building certifiers/inspectors - developers - owners - strata communities - strata committees - senior strata managers/principals
  • documentation/information required to be handed over on completion of development and its importance in managing strata community risk and regulatory compliance: - asset lists - certification of relevant assets: lifts and air handling units - fire safety schedules - maintenance manuals and schedules - occupancy permits or equivalent certificates - reports, notices or other documentation from service providers - security operating instructions - warranties and instructions related to equipment, appliances and fixtures
  • maintenance schedules and plans associated with strata community assets: - purpose - inclusions - maintenance and service intervals
  • principles of risk management
  • purpose and content of asset registers and maintenance schedules
  • purpose, content and structure of strata plans
  • situations requiring specialists to be engaged to diagnose building defects and the impact of those defects on building systems
  • types of drawings, models and documentation used for a BIM handover
  • types of strata community assets: - buildings - community facilities - furniture, fixtures and fittings (personal property of the scheme) - grounds and surrounds - plant and equipment - utilities services (conduits, cabinets and pipework)
  • workplace requirements associated with strata community asset maintenance and defect management: - procedures for organising asset inspection and engaging specialists for defect identification, inspections, tests, servicing and works - systems for storing and retrieving information and documentation.

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What does an assessment tool for CPPSCM5003 need to cover?

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