CPCCBC4010 — Apply structural principles to residential and commercial constructions

1 Analyse the structural integrity of building project.

• 1.1Determine the class of building, intended use of building and climate zone from the NCC.
• 1.2Analyse project for compliance with NCC bushfire, high wind, earthquake and alpine environment requirements.
• 1.3Analyse building design and structural integrity from project plans and specifications, building standards and codes.
• 1.4Determine the effect of section properties on various materials.
• 1.5Determine if structural performance meets the General Requirements and Performance Requirements of NCC.
• 1.6Confirm analysis with relevant industry professionals.
• 1.7Conduct pre-commencement site inspection to confirm analysis.
• 1.8Assess new and emerging building technologies for application to the construction process and their compliance with NCC requirements and relevant Australian Standards.

2 Plan, coordinate and manage the laying of footings.

• 2.1Identify earthworks and footing or slab configuration from project plans and specifications.
• 2.2Establish cut and fill, excavation and compaction compliance with geotechnical report.
• 2.3Assess performance of reinforcement, concrete and other elements which contribute to structural integrity of specified footings.
• 2.4Determine compliance with building and construction regulations, standards and codes.
• 2.5Set out footings in accordance with project plans and specifications.

3 Plan, coordinate and manage laying of flooring systems.

• 3.1Identify flooring systems materials, components and configuration from project plans and specifications.
• 3.2Establish footing type and tie-down details.
• 3.3Assess suspended flooring system component sections’ compliance with standards and codes’ span requirements.
• 3.4Determine if floor framing and flooring is compliant with NCC Performance Requirements for climate zone, fire resistance and rising damp requirements.
• 3.5Supervise and check laying of specified floor system complies with project documentation.

4 Plan, coordinate and manage the building of wall systems.

• 4.1Identify and analyse structural and non-structural wall systems used in the planning of the building and construction project.
• 4.2Determine materials used for timber and steel framing and structural steel members meet the Performance Requirements of the NCC and timber framing complies with AS 1684 Residential timber-framed construction.
• 4.3Identify, implement and check processes for erecting structural and non-structural wall systems comply with manufacturer’s specifications and building and construction standards and codes.
• 4.4Plan, implement and check requirements for application of bracing, tie-downs, tolerances, allowances, and fixing and installation of wall frame components for compliance with relevant Australian Standards, codes and manufacturer specifications.
• 4.5Manage processes to ensure quality of the frame, whether factory pre-cut and pre-nailed, factory pre-cut and assembled on site, or cut and assembled on site.
• 4.6Identify and implement allowances for services to be installed.
• 4.7Check compliance of installation of windows and doors with building and construction standards and code and manufacturer’s specifications.

5 Plan, coordinate and manage the building of structural roof systems.

• 5.1Identify type of structural roof system and components and determine compliance with Performance Requirements of NCC.
• 5.2Plan, implement and check erection of structural roof, roof trusses or hand cut roof members comply with building and construction standards and codes and accepted industry construction practices.
• 5.3Plan, implement and check installation of roof sarking and cladding, skylights, roof ventilators and service penetrations comply with building standards, codes and manufacturer specifications.
• 5.4Manage processes to ensure roof systems’ quality finish.

6 Plan, coordinate and manage wall cladding.

• 6.1Assess structural performance of cladding to be used for bracing in the frame construction for compliance with building and construction standards, codes and manufacturer specifications.
• 6.2Determine cladding, vapour permeable sarking or waterproof membrane and components meet the Performance Requirements of NCC.
• 6.3Supervise and check installation of specified cladding complies with building and construction standards, codes and industry-accepted industry practices.

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