CPCCBC6013 — Evaluate concrete performance for multi-storey buildings

1 Identify and assess the application of concrete materials.

• 1.1Identify the application of concrete from project plans and confirm details and specifications for different building and construction types.
• 1.2Determine distribution methods of concrete following analysis of site access.
• 1.3Manage correct distribution and placement methods of concrete.
• 1.4Identify reasons and effects of compaction on both plastic and hardened concrete.
• 1.5Compare immersion, surface and form vibration.
• 1.6Maintain accurate records relating to the application of concrete.
• 1.7Identify and record types of curing methods and detrimental effects on concrete of poor or no curing.

2 Assess the nature and performance of concrete.

• 2.1Identify and record plastic and hardened concrete properties for building types.
• 2.2List sources of aggregate and detail the properties of each.
• 2.3Describe and record effects of impurities in concrete.
• 2.4Conduct testing of concrete in accordance with relevant Australian Standards.

3 Evaluate methods undertaken to repair concrete.

• 3.1Identify live and dormant cracks.
• 3.2Describe and record causes of cracked concrete, concrete cancer and repair methods.
• 3.3Diagnose and record faults in concrete following organisational requirements.

4 Evaluate effects of fire and heat on concrete.

• 4.1Test reinforced concrete for effects of fire and heat.
• 4.2Determine and apply methods of fire protection for concrete elements.
• 4.3Establish that fire resistance and stability meet the Performance Requirements of the National Construction Code (NCC).

5 Monitor environmental impacts of concrete.

• 5.1Confirm compliance of concrete used in buildings with the organisation’s sustainability policies.
• 5.2Monitor and apply new technologies in concrete in the construction of multi-storey buildings.
• 5.3Apply performance requirements of concrete in fire resistance construction in accordance with the NCC.
• 5.4Identify cost-effectiveness of using recycled materials in accordance with acceptable standard construction practices.

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