AHCTRF206 — Assist with turf construction

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What an assessment for AHCTRF206 must cover

58 assessable components: 5 elements (20 performance criteria), 9 performance evidence and 26 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 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 soil profile construction

1.1Interpret site and construction plans to locate services in consultation with the supervisor
1.2Identify workplace health, safety and environmental hazards, assess risks and implement controls in consultation with supervisor
1.3Select safety equipment, signage and barriers required according to the construction plan
1.4Install safety equipment to ensure construction site is secure

2 Prepare equipment for soil profile construction

2.1Select tools, equipment and machinery according to construction project requirements
2.2Carry out pre-operational and safety checks on tools, equipment and machinery
2.3Report faulty or defective equipment and machinery according to workplace procedures
2.4Select, ensure serviceability of, fit and use personal protective equipment

3 Undertake soil profile construction

3.1Interpret site construction plan to establish grades, levels and boundaries of works
3.2Use basic survey equipment to assist construction team to mark out and define grades, levels and boundaries
3.3Use hand tools and machinery to grade and consolidate the base according to specifications
3.4Excavate drainage and irrigation trenches to depth, width and fall specified in the construction plan
3.5Remove and store excavated material safely according to construction plan specifications

4 Restore the site after drainage and irrigation installation

4.1Back fill trenches, consolidate and level the site to construction plan specifications
4.2Restore the soil profile, maintaining levels of each layer
4.3Irrigate the restored site according to soil profile requirements
4.4Collect and dispose of waste material from the site

5 Clean and store equipment and machinery

5.1Clean and maintain tools, equipment and machinery according to workplace procedures
5.2Collect and store tools, equipment, machinery and unused materials
5.3Report work outcomes to supervisor

Performance evidence

assisted in locating services and established construction site grades, levels and boundaries from the plan
used basic survey equipment and assisted with the layout of construction grades, levels and boundaries
selected and checked machinery and equipment required to perform levelling, grading, excavation and consolidation
reported faults and defects in machinery and equipment
safely used tools, equipment and machinery to perform levelling, grading, excavation and consolidation tasks
safely cleaned, maintained and stored turf construction tools, equipment and machinery
followed workplace procedures, including health, safety and environmental
worked collaboratively and productively within a team
reported work outcomes on completion

Knowledge evidence

principles and practices of turf construction, including:
different soil preparations for construction
purpose of turf construction in maintaining turf presentation
relationship between a well-constructed soil profile and the quality and appearance of the turf
purpose, effect, methods and equipment used for compacting turf profiles
materials used in developing a profile for turf
selection, effective use and safe operation of tools and machinery
basic irrigation and drainage installation techniques relevant to turf construction
basic awareness of survey techniques and equipment required to support survey work, including:
principles of surveying, including laser levels, dumpy levels
purpose and use of surveyor staff and lenses
purpose and use of tape measures
basic survey calculations used for determining levels, grades and boundaries, including:
3,4,5 triangle for right angles
calculating grades
measurements and units of measure
basic plan reading skills required for supporting turf construction operations and to identify:
services
measurements
levels and grades
safe handling and disposal of construction waste materials
workplace health and safety hazards, risks and control measures when constructing new turf, including:
site safety
personal safety
safe use and operation of tools, equipment and machinery
reporting procedures relevant to turf construction

Foundation skills

Reading: Interpret construction plans to identify key information, including symbols and text
Oral communication: Use open and closed questions logically to clarify work instructions Use industry terminology to communicate with team members
Numeracy: Estimate and calculate distance, area, volume and ratio

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Questions about assessing AHCTRF206

What does an assessment tool for AHCTRF206 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for AHCTRF206 needs to address all 58 unit components: 5 elements with 20 performance criteria, 9 performance evidence requirements, 26 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for AHCTRF206?

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