CPCCBC5009 — Identify services layout and connection methods for Type B and C constructions

1 Evaluate layout for water storage supply.

• 1.1Sketch layout for residential water supply and connection from a town supply or tank storage to comply with relevant building regulations and standards.
• 1.2Document single and two-stage pumping systems used to maintain water levels in storage tanks.
• 1.3Identify and address limitations of multi-function and single function services connected to water storage tanks.

2 Evaluate layout and methods of sewerage and drainage disposal.

• 2.1Sketch sewerage connection and layout in accordance with relevant building regulations and standards.
• 2.2Assess number of fixtures and building type to determine stack type.
• 2.3Identify fixture units.
• 2.4Determine appropriate connection methods of main drains to local authority sewers against relevant building standards.
• 2.5Assess disposal of sewerage from fixtures situated below the level of the local authority sewer.
• 2.6Monitor collection, treatment and disposal of prohibited discharges for non-domestic buildings.

3 Assess layout of mechanical ventilation.

• 3.1Identify and sketch methods of mechanical ventilation and air distribution.
• 3.2Check mechanical ventilation and air distribution system design layout is appropriate to the building design and complementary to other services.

4 Evaluate the range of hot water systems.

• 4.1Evaluate operating principles of various types of hot water systems.
• 4.2Select suitable hot water system according to accepted and agreed requirements and specifications.

5 Evaluate lighting for a range of situations.

• 5.1Identify roof construction used and outline methods for appropriate daylight transmission.
• 5.2Compare various service situations with methods of artificial lighting used.

6 Determine compliance of fire protection.

• 6.1Identify authorities involved in plan perusal and site inspection for the various building classifications.
• 6.2Identify requirements for sprinkler systems and fire hoses for the various building classifications.
• 6.3Address fire detector and alarm systems and the application of fire doors.
• 6.4Identify extinguishing agents and their applications.

7 Plan installation of electrical and electronic services.

• 7.1Identify electrical supply connection to site and comply with appropriate authority.
• 7.2Implement electrical design and provision for services.
• 7.3Identify and outline electronic cabling, type of service, categories of cabling, layout of equipment, safe guards, access for maintenance, repair and extensions.

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