CPCCBC5013 — Manage professional technical and legal reports on building and construction projects

1 Perform pre-purchase property inspections and assessments.

• 1.1Inspect building and identify and document defects to the agreed level of detail requested by a client.
• 1.2Obtain engineers’ certificates according to the state of repair or number and type of defects.
• 1.3Estimate rectification costs to the degree of accuracy required or recommend demolition of the structure.
• 1.4Conduct feasibility studies at the direction of government agencies, financial institutions or investment houses.

2 Advise and coordinate the design process and planning approval.

• 2.1Prepare a project brief on behalf of client.
• 2.2Assess site conditions and structure.
• 2.3Produce or obtain preliminary design drawings and estimate probable costs.
• 2.4Coordinate a process through which final design documentation will be completed and approved by a client.
• 2.5Submit documentation to obtain authorised planning approval for the project.
• 2.6Prepare and present planning appeals to the authority, as necessary.

3 Review building or construction works.

• 3.1Check contract documentation to ensure client interests are protected.
• 3.2Monitor building or construction works regularly and provide reports on the progress and quality of work.
• 3.3Check variations and refer to contractors as required.
• 3.4Check and approve progress claims.

4 Provide advice on dispute resolution.

• 4.1Negotiate disputes on behalf of the client.
• 4.2Provide impartial advice to the parties involved in a building related dispute for equitable settlement.
• 4.3Provide referrals for expert legal interpretation of contractual matters.
• 4.4Provide expert testimony and evidence in the event of disputes going to court.

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