CPCCBC5006 — Apply site surveys and set-out procedures to building projects up to three storeys

1 Assess and select levelling equipment.

• 1.1Identify specialised levelling and surveying equipment available on large building projects for various set-out and levelling procedures.
• 1.2Research and record differences between types of specialised surveying equipment.
• 1.3Identify components of levelling devices.

2 Select, test and operate levelling devices.

• 2.1Select levelling devices appropriate for the set-out
• 2.2Perform basic tests on levelling device accuracy in accordance with manufacturer specifications.
• 2.3Calculate and record effects of maladjustment in levelling devices using standard operating procedures (SOPs).
• 2.4Carry out temporary adjustments to set up levelling equipment in accordance with SOPs.
• 2.5Determine horizontal and vertical angles using levelling devices.

3 Conduct site set-out.

• 3.1Obtain, read and identify site information and dimensions from project working drawings, site plan and surveyor’s plans.
• 3.2Access, read and follow relevant workplace safety requirements.
• 3.3Identify correct location of survey pegs prior to positioning pilot pegs.
• 3.4Locate profile pegs at a working distance from survey pegs and parallel to pilot line.
• 3.5Set out overall of building and load bearing members to plans and specifications.
• 3.6Check vertical accuracy of each survey to a tolerance of 10 mm using different levelling devices.

4 Compute grid distances and coordinates.

• 4.1Calculate coordinates and bearings, distances related to grids and general set-out work.
• 4.2Demonstrate angular relationship between different bearings (whole circle).
• 4.3Calculate bearing and distance between coordinates.
• 4.4Calculate coordinates of a point given the bearing and distance from a point with known coordinates.
• 4.5Determine offsets from a coordinated point given the bearing and distance from a point with known coordinates.
• 4.6Determine information necessary to set-out a structure using a site plan.

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