CPCCBS6110 — Conduct and report on building surveying audits of Class 1 and 10 buildings to three storeys

1 Scope and plan building surveying audit.

• 1.1Review building surveying audit application for Class 1 or 10 building and related documentation to clarify property details and audit purpose.
• 1.2Determine audit scope and limitations and negotiate agreed audit criteria with relevant persons.
• 1.3Review relevant building plans and documentation prior to and during building surveying audit.
• 1.4Confirm building ownership, classification and use, and contact owner or owner’s corporation to arrange access to the building.
• 1.5Research and identify compliance requirements for the building according to building classification, location and potential change of use.
• 1.6Obtain required equipment and apply work health and safety (WHS) requirements to audit activities according to workplace requirements.
• 1.7Identify need for expert advice and engage relevant specialist consultant.
• 1.8Consult with local planning authority and other relevant persons to confirm building compliance requirements and relevant planning permissions.
• 1.9Document audit plan outlining audit schedule, scope and limitations and audit compliance criteria.

2 Conduct building surveying audit for Class 1 or 10 building.

• 2.1Carry out building surveying audit according to agreed audit criteria and workplace requirements.
• 2.2Visually inspect building interior and exterior, note and document construction elements and obtain required photographic evidence.
• 2.3Confirm and document actual use of building and check against compliance requirements.
• 2.4Evaluate agreed elements of building against agreed criteria according to audit scope and limitations, and document non-compliances.
• 2.5Note and document elements of the building that comply with NCC deemed-to-satisfy provisions.
• 2.6Document construction materials that pose a risk to health and safety and seek specialist advice to investigate and report on findings.

3 Produce building surveying audit report.

• 3.1Prepare building surveying audit report specifying audit scope, purpose, limitations, assumptions and findings in the required format according to workplace requirements.
• 3.2Incorporate findings and recommendations obtained from specialist consultant.
• 3.3Incorporate details of any non-compliances, prioritised compliance strategies and associated cost estimates and timeframes to achieve compliance according to workplace requirements.
• 3.4Provide final building surveying audit report to relevant persons according to agreed compliance criteria and workplace requirements.

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