CPCCBC4019 — Apply sustainable building design principles to water management systems

1 Identify legislative and planning requirements.

• 1.1Identify government legislation and local council requirements for sustainable water systems as part of the building and construction design process.
• 1.2Confirm design and use of water management systems requirements with client.
• 1.3Seek expert plumbing advice as part of the planning process.
• 1.4Consult the National Construction Code (NCC), Australian Standards and other codes and standards to identify the implications for the building project.
• 1.5Identify and address environmental and resource efficiency issues.

2 Identify and apply opportunities for improved water management.

• 2.1Identify and appraise the impact of client and resident behaviour on effective water management and use.
• 2.2Identify, evaluate and apply opportunities to select efficient water management fixtures and appliances as part of the building design.
• 2.3Calculate and communicate installation and ongoing usage costs of efficient water management fixtures and appliances to the client.
• 2.4Select efficient water management fixtures and appliances as negotiated.

3 Apply sound water management principles to the site and its landscaping.

• 3.1Contain soil and sediment as part of site preparation and management.
• 3.2Apply sound waste management practices on site.
• 3.3Put in place and use effective sediment control barriers.
• 3.4Stockpile and retain topsoil and local rocks for later reuse.
• 3.5Optimise reuse and recycling of water in the landscape design.

4 Promote best practice in water management.

• 4.1Select, locate and install tanks to optimise the reuse of roof water.
• 4.2Identify costs for construction of reuse of grey water facilities and negotiate with the client.
• 4.3Identify costs and performance characteristics of various materials used in the installation of water management systems and negotiate selection of materials with client.

What does an assessment tool for CPCCBC4019 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CPCCBC4019 needs to address all 44 unit components: 4 elements with 17 performance criteria, 4 performance evidence requirements, 22 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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