CPCCDE3024 — Operate mobile plant on suspended floors on demolition sites

1 Plan and prepare for work.

• 1.1Interpret and apply compliance requirements to mobile plant operations.
• 1.2Complete tasks according to manufacturer specifications and regulatory, legislative and workplace policies and requirements.
• 1.3Obtain work instructions from required information, confirm with team members and other relevant personnel, and apply to planning and preparation.
• 1.4Follow instructions and advice from structural engineer regarding demolition techniques on suspended floors and load bearing capacities including pre- and post-tensioning and pre-cast floors.
• 1.5Identify and apply work health and safety (WHS) requirements to task planning according to safety plans.
• 1.6Confirm placement of mobile plant and allowable weight of demolition debris loads on suspended floors according to advice of structural engineer.
• 1.7Identify environmental requirements for the project.
• 1.8Identify, select and fit personal protective equipment (PPE).
• 1.9Check tools and equipment for serviceability, and report or rectify faults.
• 1.10Conduct required pre-start operator maintenance tasks.
• 1.11Conduct mobile plant pre-start, start-up, park and shutdown operational checks.
• 1.12Check mobile plant controls and functions for serviceability and rectify and report faults.

2 Select, check and fit attachments.

• 2.1Select mobile plant attachments to carry out tasks consistent with job requirements.
• 2.2Check arms and connections for excessive wear and replace and report as required.
• 2.3Fit attachments securely according to safe work method, and fit safety pins or clips.
• 2.4Check hydraulic components rectify faults or replace components and report on action taken.
• 2.5Test operation of hydraulic system before applying load.
• 2.6Test attachment operation by raising and lowering attachment and check attachment is locked in position for travel.
• 2.7Remove, maintain and store attachments.

3 Prepare demolition site.

• 3.1Determine requirements of site demolition plan and discuss these with team members.
• 3.2Conduct site inspection of property or dilapidation survey to determine condition of work site and surrounds before work begins and amend and see approval of safe work method statement as required.
• 3.3Obtain confirmation from supervisor and regulatory authorities that specified services, above and below ground, have been disconnected and identifies and protects any remaining live services.
• 3.4Identify hazardous material for separate handling.
• 3.5Position mechanical equipment and plant in operating locations and arrange appropriate exclusion zone and traffic control.

4 Operate mobile plant for demolition process.

• 4.1Identify and apply mobile plant general operating techniques to achieve safe, effective and efficient output while achieving specified tolerances.
• 4.2Identify site hazards associated with mobile plant demolition operations and follow safe operating techniques to minimise risks.
• 4.3Monitor and control placement of mobile plant and allowable weight of demolition debris loads on suspended floors throughout the demolition process.
• 4.4Move mobile plant safely between work locations and observe codes and traffic management requirements.
• 4.5Implement control measures to manage hazards arising from demolition process according to the demolition plan, safe work methods and regulatory requirements.
• 4.6Assess demolition tasks immediately prior to starting and review safe work method statement (SWMS) to incorporate management of previously undiscovered hazards.
• 4.7Operate mobile plant on suspended floors to demolish building elements or remove demolition debris using suitable attachments according to approved demolition plan, structural engineering advice, and current safe work method.
• 4.8Maintain communication with team members during the demolition process.
• 4.9Monitor worksite conditions and progress in consultation with team members and stop work or adjust techniques as required.

5 Carry out machine operator inspection and maintenance tasks.

• 5.1Park and shut down mobile plant safely and remove and store attachments.
• 5.2Inspect mobile plant for faults and remove and replace defective parts.
• 5.3Conduct regular programmed operator maintenance tasks and complete log sheets.

6 Clean up work area.

• 6.1Clear work area and sort materials and waste and position for removal, as required, according to site demolition project environmental management plan.
• 6.2Clean, check, maintain and store maintenance tools and equipment.

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