CPCPRE2004 — Caulk prefabricated concrete elements
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What an assessment for CPCPRE2004 must cover
84 assessable components: 4 elements (19 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 64 knowledge evidence requirements. 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 Access requirements to caulk prefabricated concrete elements.
- 1.1Review the erection design documentation and construction drawings to clarify caulking task specifications.
- 1.2Review work health and safety (WHS) requirements for the task in accordance with safety plans and policies.
- 1.3Conduct working at heights risk assessment and follow appropriate WHS processes.
- 1.4Identify safety signage and barricade requirements.
- 1.5Review environmental requirements for the task in accordance with environmental plans and legislative requirements.
- 1.6Access tools, equipment and materials required to carry out task.
- 1.7Locate the joints and confirm safety requirements, including working aloft, fall protection, accessibility and drop zones.
2 Prepare to caulk prefabricated concrete elements.
- 2.1Erect identified safety signage and barricade requirements, and fit personal protective equipment (PPE).
- 2.2Obtain plant, tools, equipment, check for serviceability and rectify or report any faults.
- 2.3Identify materials and associated quantities/measurements required for caulking according to specifications.
3 Prepare concrete prefabricated joint and apply caulking and finishing technique.
- 3.1Remove any existing fill and clean joint between concrete prefabricated elements to ensure the surface area is free from laitance, dust and dirt in accordance with manufacturer technical data sheet.
- 3.2Review need for bond break tape and install backing rod using a blunt edged tool into joint between concrete prefabricated elements in accordance with manufacturer technical data sheet to control depth of injected caulking material.
- 3.3Check backing rod installation to ensure material is firmly secured within the joint, at the depth specified in the erection design documentation.
- 3.4Check backing rod installation is free of punctures and air pockets and complies with fire rating and acoustic requirements.
- 3.5Assess if priming agent is required and, if so, apply to both edges/sides of the backing rod and concrete prefabricated elements in accordance with the manufacturer technical data sheets.
- 3.6Access approved sealant and apply in a constant motion using steady pressure, filling the required void, to achieve a uniform appearance in accordance with the manufacturer technical data sheet.
- 3.7Back tool the sealant immediately after caulking, using an appropriate caulking tool in accordance with the manufacturer technical data sheet to achieve a smooth and uniform finish, ensuring both sides of the joint are flush with sealant chamfer end.
4 Clean up.
- 4.1Clear work area and dispose of, reuse or recycle materials in accordance with regulatory and workplace requirements.
- 4.2Clean, check, maintain and store tools and equipment in accordance with manufacturer and workplace requirements.
Performance evidence
- caulking a 20 mm nominal gap between two prefabricated concrete elements, for at least 3 m.
Knowledge evidence
- compliance requirements of legislation, regulations, codes and Australian Standards relevant to joint caulking of concrete prefabricated elements, including:
- environmental protection and waste disposal
- work health and safety (WHS) regulations, including:
- use of personal protective equipment (PPE) as specified on the safety data sheet (SDS)
- risk when working at heights/on ladders
- fall protection
- drop zones
- hazardous substances
- safe manual handling techniques
- respiratory crystalline silica
- detrimental effect of water addition to concrete properties
- precautions that should be taken to minimise any potential adverse effects when finishing concrete
- caulk manufacturer technical data sheet
- types, characteristics and purposes of construction drawings to confirm:
- caulking thickness
- fire rating requirements
- specifications used to interpret concrete installation requirements
- characteristics of caulking materials and their effect on, and appropriateness of use with, priming agents
- types, characteristics and purposes of caulking surfaces and materials, including:
- existing silicon or caulking material
- existing backing rod
- laitance
- concrete prefabricated bonding agent residue
- sealed concrete prefabricated surface
- painted concrete prefabricated surface
- moisture content of joint
- silicone
- polyurethane
- modified polymer
- polysulphide
- acrylic
- fire rating
- caulking tool types and their purpose, including:
- wire brush
- soft brush
- scraper
- air compressors and hoses
- portable blower
- sander/grinder
- caulking ‘slicks’ (sausages)
- spatula
- roller
- putty knife
- caulking gun
- power leads
- testing equipment (moisture meter)
- workplace requirements for caulking prefabricated concrete elements:
- cleaning up the work area
- maintaining and storing plant, labelling, tools and equipment
- reporting problems
- quality
- terminology used for caulking
- manufacturer technical requirements
- specifications used for joint caulking
- types of concrete prefabricated elements
- fire rating requirements relevant to concrete prefabricated element rectification
- workplace procedures related to communication protocols
- principles of sustainability relevant to material reuse
- work planning and logical task sequencing
- types of concrete surface variables that reduce optimal sealant adhesion
- concrete prefabricated release agent residue
- impact of laitance, dirt and dust on caulking
- difference between closed cell and open cell backing rod
- processes for calculating material measurements and quantities.
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What does an assessment tool for CPCPRE2004 need to cover?
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