CPCCBC5010 — Manage construction work

1 Establish site communication processes.

• 1.1Read, interpret and follow organisational quality management requirements.
• 1.2Establish and manage site communication processes.
• 1.3Organise dates and times of-site meetings and notify relevant personnel.

2 Establish site safety procedures.

• 2.1Establish and implement on site safety and welfare requirements to meet WHS legislation and make available to all workers on site.
• 2.2Identify plant and equipment that require operator licensing to comply with risk management procedures and state and territory licensing requirements.
• 2.3Establish and implement hazard management procedures and instigate precautionary measures.
• 2.4Address hazardous manual handling tasks and inform workers of their responsibilities.
• 2.5Establish construction safety procedures and identify key personnel.
• 2.6Establish and manage safety induction procedures in the event of dangerous incidents, injuries and accidents.
• 2.7Develop and implement safety reporting processes and documentation in accordance with organisational and legislative requirements.

3 Manage supply of materials and equipment.

• 3.1Establish and manage a timely and cost-effective process for ordering, receiving, checking and safely stacking and protecting materials.
• 3.2Establish, manage and monitor procedures for selecting, hiring and maintaining plant and equipment.

4 Manage on-site operations.

• 4.1Maintain a safe and cost-effective work environment to achieve schedules and meet contractual obligations.
• 4.2Manage and coordinate human resources and subcontractor obligations to ensure compliance with company operations.
• 4.3Apply contingencies to deal with problems and delays affecting performance and project timelines.
• 4.4Manage industrial relations issues in accordance with established company policy and regulatory guidelines.
• 4.5Revise project schedules, as necessary, and document variations to assist with meeting of timeframes.
• 4.6Implement a quality management system to create a continuous improvement environment in which operational procedures are monitored, analysed and reported.
• 4.7Facilitate variations to approved project plan and specifications with contractual parties and statutory authorities.
• 4.8Implement multi-site management plans in accordance with organisational policy and site conditions.

5 Manage processing of progress payments.

• 5.1Validate and approve progress claims and payments in accordance with contract requirements.
• 5.2Manage project expenditure and check claims against scheduled projected costs for accuracy.

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