CPCCON3035Determine concrete supply requirements

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Elements & performance criteria

1 Assess site to identify concrete supply requirements.

  • 1.1Review site information to determine general size and nature of planned concreting work.
  • 1.2Read project documentation to identify required concrete materials for each concreting area and feature.
  • 1.3Identify delivery method for concrete supply at different locations and heights and implications for required concrete material properties.

2 Identify and itemise required concrete properties.

  • 2.1Identify strength grade designation of concrete supply for different areas or features of concrete work from project documentation and consultation with relevant persons.
  • 2.2Identify variable components of, and additives to concrete mix for different areas or features of concrete work from project documentation and consultation with relevant persons.
  • 2.3Identify concrete specifications to be met at on-site delivery from project documentation and consultation with relevant personnel.
  • 2.4Itemise concrete supply requirements for each area and feature in accordance with specifications for concreting work, relevant Australian Standards and workplace requirements.

3 Calculate and document concrete volumes and supply costs.

  • 3.1Identify dimensions of each area and feature of concreting work from site drawings and specifications.
  • 3.2Calculate and document required concrete volumes for each area and feature in accordance with specifications for concreting work and workplace requirements.
  • 3.3Calculate and document total volumes of concrete supply for areas and features requiring identical properties.
  • 3.4Estimate and document total cost of concrete supply in accordance with workplace requirements.

4 Schedule concrete delivery.

  • 4.1Identify concrete delivery locations and site access and egress details in consultation with relevant persons.
  • 4.2Review project timelines and sequencing of work and calculate and document concrete delivery schedule to ensure continuous and timely supply.
  • 4.3Prepare supplier specifications for volumes of different concrete mixes.
  • 4.4Confirm delivery schedule with relevant persons, document and finalise for inclusion with concrete specifications.

5 Finalise specifications for concrete supply.

  • 5.1Check specifications for concrete supply to confirm accuracy of concrete mix details for different areas or features.
  • 5.2Check individual area, feature dimensions and concrete supply volume calculations to confirm accuracy.
  • 5.3Check total volumes of concrete supply for areas and features requiring identical properties and confirm accuracy.
  • 5.4Consult with relevant persons to obtain feedback on specifications and make required adjustments in accordance with workplace requirements.
  • 5.5Complete supplier specifications in accordance with workplace requirements.
  • 5.6Place concrete order with supplier including precise detail of delivery schedule and confirm order acceptance in accordance with workplace requirements.

Performance evidence

  • To demonstrate competency, a candidate must meet the elements and performance criteria of this unit by determining concrete supply requirements for three different concreting projects.

Knowledge evidence

  • concrete composition including types and application of cement, aggregate and additives
  • concrete delivery methods and their effects on concrete material properties
  • concrete delivery scheduling considerations: - additives - consideration for drying shrinkage requirements - megapascals (MPa) - site access point - time of delivery - volume
  • content of concrete supply specifications
  • processes for ordering correct slump for application
  • processes for reviewing project plans and specifications to identify concrete supply requirements
  • requirements of Australian Standards and the National Construction Code (NCC) relevant to concrete supply specifications
  • types of concrete materials: - normal class with strength grades in the range N20 to N50 - special class with strength grades in the range S20 to S100
  • workplace requirements for determining concrete supply requirements: - documenting and checking supply requirements - quality - reporting problems - scheduling deliveries and placing orders

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