CUABRT501 — Collaborate on the design of broadcasting facilities

1 Clarify design requirements

• 1.1Confirm overall objectives for proposed broadcasting facilities in consultation with relevant personnel
• 1.2Identify factors, including technological change, that may impact how facilities are designed, including for future needs
• 1.3Research the market for complete solutions that could meet the design objectives
• 1.4Research and assess the range of equipment available to meet facility requirements and check compatibility with existing systems or infrastructure if applicable
• 1.5Discuss the range of solutions with clients and other relevant personnel and reach agreement on preferred approach
• 1.6Document agreed approach and obtain sign-off from relevant personnel to proceed with detailed design specifications

2 Collaborate on determining design approach

• 2.1Generate and evaluate design options that are realistic in terms of budget, users, servicing, network integrity and timelines
• 2.2Advise clients on capital equipment purchases that may influence choice of design option
• 2.3Evaluate options and select the one that best meets project objectives, taking the budget into account
• 2.4Discuss selected option with client and amend as required to incorporate their feedback
• 2.5Prepare information, diagrams and equipment specifications to support agreed design option
• 2.6Discuss design brief with personnel involved in implementation of design and incorporate their ideas into overall approach

3 Finalise designs

• 3.1Check proposal complies with relevant industry regulations and standards, including work health and safety (WHS) and copyright
• 3.2Prepare design plans that specify work, equipment, personnel and materials required, as well as arrangements for contractors and equipment purchase or hire
• 3.3Prepare detailed drawings and specifications to support design plans, using a range of formats, design techniques and standard drawing notations
• 3.4Prepare documentation relating to installation or modification, testing and ongoing operations and maintenance, and attach to design plans
• 3.5Discuss and confirm additional requirements or modifications to design plans with relevant personnel
• 3.6Discuss intellectual property and copyright protection with client and obtain final sign-off on design plans from client
• 3.7Evaluate self and design process and note areas for improvement

What does an assessment tool for CUABRT501 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CUABRT501 needs to address all 35 unit components: 3 elements with 19 performance criteria, 4 performance evidence requirements, 5 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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