FWPTMM3215 — Work effectively in the timber systems design industry

1 Research the timber systems design industry

• 1.1Identify, read and interpret relevant timber system design regulations, codes and standards
• 1.2Identify relevant workplace safety and environmental requirements for timber systems design work
• 1.3Identify roles, responsibilities and scope of work of a timber systems designer
• 1.4Identify key industry stakeholders in the timber systems design industry

2 Develop and apply product and process knowledge

• 2.1Identify efficient designer practices in timber system design
• 2.2Source and share information on new and emerging timber products and construction techniques that impact timber systems design
• 2.3Propose and promote the benefits of timber products to stakeholders
• 2.4Recognise factors that impact on design and manufacture of timber systems
• 2.5Identify methods of design and manufacture that optimise effective production
• 2.6Assess own timber system design industry product and process knowledge, and undertake professional development related to job role

3 Work as a timber systems designer

• 3.1Identify, read and apply workplace policies and procedures relevant to own work role as timber systems designer
• 3.2Develop and maintain effective communications and relationships with stakeholders and workplace team members
• 3.3Identify and access materials, design documentation, specifications and equipment to complete the design task
• 3.4Sequence design tasks throughout the design project life cycle according to industry practices and workplace procedures
• 3.5Utilise technology to design, cost, produce, retain and communicate design information, plans and documentation according to industry and workplace procedures
• 3.6Clarify project and design information with manufacturer and client stakeholder
• 3.7Identify and resolve problems that impact the design, manufacture and construction of timber systems

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