CPCCBC6010Plan, develop and implement building and construction energy conservation and management processes

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What an assessment for CPCCBC6010 must cover

45 assessable components: 5 elements (21 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 19 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Develop strategies for management of energy conservation.

  • 1.1Quantify and qualify factors to be included in the organisational energy conservation and management system.
  • 1.2Evaluate strategic factors that impact on the organisation’s ability to improve energy conservation and management practices and processes.
  • 1.3Quantify range and scope of activities being undertaken by the organisation in regard to energy conservation and management.
  • 1.4Evaluate previous policies and operational factors contributing to energy conservation and management.
  • 1.5Develop organisational energy conservation and management policy and strategy, with assessment of savings and benefits to be derived.

2 Scope the energy conservation management principles and processes.

  • 2.1Consult board and senior management concerning the introduction and implementation of the energy conservation and management policy and strategy.
  • 2.2Develop organisational policy and management guidelines covering energy conservation and management within and external to the organisation.
  • 2.3Develop and document strategic plans for the introduction of the policy and strategy.
  • 2.4Brief staff on criteria for implementing and maintaining systems concerned with energy conservation and management.
  • 2.5Develop methods to gather and monitor energy conservation and management information essential to the management process.
  • 2.6Develop methods to translate the policy into on-site and organisational practices.

3 Implement the energy conservation and management system.

  • 3.1Build energy conservation and management instructions into organisational operating procedures.
  • 3.2Introduce a staff training program to ensure that energy conservation and management practices are applied to organisational activities on a daily basis.
  • 3.3Introduce methods for determining effectiveness of the energy conservation and management system.
  • 3.4Establish and maintain routine monitoring of energy benchmarks.

4 Manage the organisational energy conservation processes.

  • 4.1Add energy conservation and management issues to the process agenda at all levels of the organisation.
  • 4.2Advise contractors and employees of the framework and monitor their performance within the framework.
  • 4.3Circulate policy guidelines and obligations within the organisation and obtain sign-off by staff, employees and contractors.
  • 4.4Monitor staff compliance with energy conservation and management policy.

5 Implement an energy management feedback system.

  • 5.1Develop and introduce processes to monitor and report on energy conservation and management achievements.
  • 5.2Develop, circulate and maintain feedback systems to ensure all stakeholders can support the energy conservation and management process.

Performance evidence

  • contribute to creating an energy conservation culture and an energy conservation management strategy which result in compliance with environmental guidelines and organisational objectives
  • establish identifiable roles and responsibilities for organisation personnel involved in the strategy
  • communicate verbally and in writing with senior management, employees, clients, regulatory authorities and legal representatives

Knowledge evidence

  • public liabilities and exposure to risk
  • risk management strategies and policies
  • skills and experience of organisational personnel
  • structure of the management team and apportionment of responsibilities
  • timing of activities and project deadlines
  • types of materials and consumables being employed in the process
  • qualified personnel to deal with energy issues
  • expenditures for energy management compliance
  • expert advice as required by the organisation or project
  • compliance with appropriate legislation and regulations
  • periodic review and preventative maintenance for energy conservation and management practices and processes
  • financial and business administration principles commensurate with organisational needs
  • location and type of building/construction project
  • extent and types of equipment being operated
  • location and nature of the construction activity
  • organisational policy and practices
  • scope of operations and activities of an organisation
  • operational factors
  • legislative, regulatory and administrative obligations incumbent on the building and construction industry for energy conservation and management practices.

Foundation skills

  • communication skills: explain technical concepts and explore solutions to complex energy and conservation management issues brief and train staff, and consult with board members and senior management
  • technology skills: use digital tools and devices to communicate and collaborate effectively with others use equipment and programs to access, extract information and complex data to analyse for strategic purposes

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