CPCCBC4022 — Supervise tilt-up work

1 Provide effective administration.

• 1.1Read and interpret relevant project plans, details and specifications for tilt-up work.
• 1.2Store all structural and design documents, pre-cast panel shop drawings, layout plans and other required documents on site.
• 1.3Check licence and competency details of persons assigned to perform tilt-up work and ensure regulatory training requirements have been met.
• 1.4Check mandatory licences and approvals required for tilt-up work are obtained.
• 1.5Notify relevant regulatory authorities of work commencement and ensure the administration process is complete.

2 Plan work and set up site.

• 2.1Prepare and implement a site-specific work health and safety (WHS) management plan and work plan and apply WHS risk control measures.
• 2.2Provide site security, amenities, services and emergency/first aid facilities and prepare site procedures.
• 2.3Develop traffic management and public safety plans and procedures and plan exclusion zones for concrete panel delivery, casting and erection operations.
• 2.4Review and provide requirements for footings, structural elements, concrete slabs and site access roads for the tilt-up work.
• 2.5Determine suitable onsite crane operating positions in consultation with crane suppliers and operators.
• 2.6Identify ground conditions such as soak wells and drains likely to affect crane stability and check crane standing areas for strength and compaction.

3 Supervise and coordinate tilt-up work.

• 3.1Check concrete panel inspection records to confirm design specifications have been followed during panel fabrication and manufacture.
• 3.2Coordinate delivery sequence for concrete panels cast off site or coordinate a casting and curing schedule and distribution of panels on site.
• 3.3Supervise placement and storage of concrete panels onsite and ensure it meets engineer’s requirements.
• 3.4Put in place processes to ensure erection areas are cleared, exclusion zones set up, barriers erected, and site personnel advised of restricted access areas prior to erection of concrete panels.
• 3.5Check fixings and anchor bolts supplied for temporary bracing are compliant with designer and engineer specifications.
• 3.6Check correct type of braces, locating dowels and shims are correctly placed and components positioned and propped in accordance with shop drawings or as approved by the engineer.
• 3.7Supervise workers and contractors during the erection of the concrete panels and ensure that safe systems of work and safe work practices are enforced and followed.
• 3.8Use job safety and environmental analysis (JSEA) and other tools to identify hazards, assess risks and create safe systems in the event of unanticipated circumstances.

4 Confirm tilt-up stabilisation.

• 4.1Check erected concrete panels for compliance with design and engineering specifications.
• 4.2Check compliance of structural steel elements being fixed to the temporarily braced panels are in accordance with designed engineering specifications.
• 4.3Inspect integrity of erected structure prior to removal of temporary bracing to ensure it meets engineer certification.
• 4.4Supervise the sequential removal of temporary bracing.
• 4.5Oversee the safe removal of temporary bracing, plant and equipment from site.
• 4.6Supervise the completion of the erection work and clearing and cleaning of work areas prior to other trades being permitted to enter work zones.
• 4.7Notify relevant personnel of work completion and maintain site records to company requirements.

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