SFIAQU402 — Coordinate construction or installation of stock culture, holding and farm structures

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What an assessment for SFIAQU402 must cover

44 assessable components: 3 elements (18 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 11 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 7 foundation skills. 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 Prepare for construction or installation of structures

1.1Confirm design specifications for stock culture or holding structure and systems, including water supply and disposal systems, prefabricated buildings and farm structures, with senior personnel
1.2Prepare construction plan and schedule activities according to workplace procedures and in consultation with senior personnel
1.3Order materials and arrange contractors and tradespeople to meet scheduled activity
1.4Book construction equipment according to specifications and in consultation with senior personnel.
1.5Check raw and prefabricated materials against delivery manifest or specifications
1.6Prepare and secure site according to specifications
1.7Brief staff on work objectives and procedures, including health and safety requirements relevant to the site, equipment being used and the type of construction or installation

2 Coordinate construction or installation

2.1Monitor construction or installation progress against the construction work plan and design specifications
2.2Confirm availability of materials, equipment and labour, including contractors or tradespeople, according to workplace procedures
2.3Anticipate, avoid or minimise potential problems through forward planning and contingency planning
2.4Give feedback to staff on work progress and performance on a regular basis
2.5Give reports to management on project progress, costs and any problems arising from construction or installation project
2.6Check finished product to ensure that it fits design specification and is effective or operable

3 Prepare maintenance and repairs schedule, procedures and protocols

3.1Prepare and document maintenance and repair schedules in consideration of other facility plans
3.2Establish and document procedures for maintenance and repair tasks in the maintenance and repair schedule
3.3Purchase or hire hand and power tools and spare parts required for maintenance
3.4Establish and document protocols for hiring tradespeople and internal reporting and communications
3.5Brief supervisors and management on schedule, protocols and workplace procedures that have been established and documented, including continuous improvement processes

Performance evidence

accurately interpreting design plans and construction specifications and schedule
briefing staff on work objectives, work procedures and health and safety requirements
developing and implementing a construction work plan and schedule based on labour and resource requirements
monitoring and reporting on work plan activities
establishing and documenting protocols and procedures for carrying out maintenance and repair tasks,
hiring tradespeople and or contractors
internal reporting and communications
establishing a maintenance and repair schedule for stock culture, holding and farm structures or systems.

Knowledge evidence

design principles and components of specific water supply and disposal systems of stock culture, holding and farm structures
purpose and application of buildings and structures in production processes
process steps for the construction and installation of stock culture, holding and farm structures or systems
construction, installation and assembling techniques for stock culture, holding and farm structures
building regulations relevant to the construction program
basic surveying techniques relevant to the construction
health and safety requirements for construction and installation activities
characteristics and general principles of construction of plumbing and fittings
operating principles of specific types of pumps and treatment structures
maintenance requirements and skills needed for specific culture, holding and farm structures, water supply and disposal systems or structures and associated components
manufacturer specifications for installation and maintenance of equipment or systems.

Foundation skills

Reading: Interprets and analyses construction plans and design specifications to determine requirements Interprets a range of information relevant to ordering materials and obtaining labour for construction activity
Writing: Prepares and logically structures workplace reports, schedules and procedures using accurate terminology
Numeracy: Estimates and calculates measurements of length, area, volume and time Calculates quantities of materials and costs against specified requirements and on-site usage patterns Calculates labour resources required for construction activity Monitors costs
Oral communication: Participates in verbal exchanges to report and present information and provide feedback to a range of personnel
Navigate the world of work: Meets expectations and adheres to legislative and regulatory requirements relating to own role and area of responsibility
Interact with others: Selects and uses appropriate communication practices when seeking information or sharing information with others
Get the work done: Plans and sequences relatively complex tasks to achieve construction and installation outcomes safely and efficiently Monitors actions and adjusts plans and resources to cope with contingencies Uses familiar digital systems and tools to access, organise, analyse and display information relevant to role and construction and installation activities

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What does an assessment tool for SFIAQU402 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for SFIAQU402 needs to address all 44 unit components: 3 elements with 18 performance criteria, 8 performance evidence requirements, 11 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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