CPCPRE4001 — Inspect the erection of prefabricated concrete elements
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111 assessable components: 3 elements (15 performance criteria), 2 performance evidence and 94 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 Prepare to inspect the erection of prefabricated concrete elements.
- 1.1Check the prefabricated concrete element records to ascertain progress and prepare for the physical inspection of the prefabricated concrete elements.
- 1.2Check prefabricated concrete element records to ensure that safe systems of work and safe work practices have been enforced and followed.
- 1.3Check prefabricated concrete element manufacturing and inspection records to confirm design specifications have been followed in accordance with AS 3850 Prefabricated concrete elements during manufacture, storage, lifting and handling through to installation and final fixing.
2 Conduct inspection of the erection of prefabricated concrete elements.
- 2.1Inspect safety systems and ensure that workers and contractors are following safety requirements during the erection of the prefabricated concrete elements.
- 2.2Inspect placement and storage arrangements of prefabricated concrete elements onsite and ensure they conform to the erection documentation as detailed in AS 3850 Prefabricated concrete elements.
- 2.3Inspect processes to ensure erection areas are cleared, exclusion zones set up, barriers erected, and site personnel advised of restricted access areas prior to erection of prefabricated concrete elements.
- 2.4Inspect and confirm that fixings supplied for attachments to the permanent structure and for temporary supports comply with the requirements of the erection documentation approved by relevant personnel, AS 3850 Prefabricated concrete elements and the project specifications.
- 2.5Inspect and confirm that temporary supports, dowels and shims are correctly placed, and components positioned in accordance with the erection documentation as detailed in AS 3850 Prefabricated concrete elements and project specifications.
3 Inspect prefabricated concrete element stability.
- 3.1Inspect and confirm that the erected prefabricated concrete elements comply with the erection documentation approved by relevant personnel as detailed in AS 3850 Prefabricated concrete elements and engineering specifications.
- 3.2Inspect and confirm that fixtures between structural steel components and temporarily supported elements comply with the erection documentation approved by relevant personnel and as detailed in AS 3850 Prefabricated concrete elements and engineering specifications.
- 3.3Inspect and confirm that all grouting, including breathers and grout tubes, are sufficiently filled and gained suitable strength.
- 3.4Ensure that temporary supports are removed and/or moved, re-positioned or replaced only with the written approval of the project design engineer in accordance with AS 3850 Prefabricated concrete elements.
- 3.5Oversee the safe removal of temporary bracing, plant and equipment from site.
- 3.6Check if damage has occurred and if so, identify and consult the appropriate person to arrange for repair.
- 3.7Inspect the completion of the erection work and clearing and cleaning of work areas prior to other trades being permitted to enter work zones.
Performance evidence
- inspecting three prefabricated concrete elements, including one braced prefabricated concrete wall panel with completed connections, grouting and caulking to ensure that the elements are compliant with AS 3850 Prefabricated concrete elements
- identifying reporting arrangements and rectification processes for occasions when damage has occurred, and repair is required.
Knowledge evidence
- compliance requirements of legislation, regulations, codes of practice and Australian Standards relevant to the erection of prefabricated concrete elements, including:
- AS 3850.1, 2 & 3 Prefabricated concrete elements
- environmental protection and waste disposal
- work health and safety (WHS) regulations, including:
- Safe Work Australia ‘Guide to managing risk in construction’ 2019
- hierarchy of control
- hazard identification
- emergency first aid
- emergency shutdown and stopping
- risk when working at heights/on ladders
- fall arrest equipment
- scaffolding
- access equipment
- electrical hazards
- overhead hazards
- confined spaces
- relevant WHS policies and codes of practice, including:
- national standard for construction work and the code of practice for construction work
- use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
- fall protection
- drop zones
- hazardous substances
- safe manual handling techniques
- health risks associated with silica dust exposure
- erection design documentation
- inspection site requirements:
- administrative
- training and risk management
- consultation and cooperation
- scheduling and contract adherence
- safe work method statements (SWMS)
- drawings and specifications for prefabricated concrete installation requirements
- effects of temperature, wind and low humidity on the properties of prefabricated concrete:
- detrimental effect of water addition to concrete properties
- precautions that should be taken to minimise any potential adverse effects when finishing concrete
- prefabricated concrete element records, including:
- set-out and marking plans
- element manufacturing records
- temporary prefabricated concrete element supports, including:
- braces
- props
- prefabricated concrete brace and prop specifications, including:
- placement of props
- erection sequence
- orientation of prefabricated concrete components
- bracing details, including type and angle
- requirement for erection brace and prop footings
- levelling shims
- types of fixings approved for attachment of support elements and their identification
- types of fixings approved for the attachment of prefabricated concrete elements to other structural elements and the final structure
- required installation procedures for fixings
- methods for identification of incorrect fixing installation
- project plans, drawings and specifications for prefabricated element work
- processes, procedures and techniques for:
- lifting and placing prefabricated element panels
- securing panels to base
- levelling and plumbing panels
- temporary bracing panels
- grouting, bracing, torquing, stabilisation and fixing of panels
- competency and licensing requirements to operate plant and equipment and carry out prefabricated element panel work
- capacity and limitations of plant, lifting gear and equipment used in prefabricated element work
- capacity and limitations of rigging and equipment
- workplace requirements when working with prefabricated concrete components:
- cleaning up the work area
- maintaining and storing plant, labelling, tools and equipment
- reporting problems
- quality
- possible defects, including:
- strength of concrete which could compromise the strength of the prefabricated elements and pose a potential safety issue for lifting and handling
- faulty manufacturing
- types of concrete prefabricated concrete components
- fire rating requirements relevant to concrete prefabricated concrete component rectification
- workplace procedures related to communication protocols
- principles of sustainability relevant to material reuse
- work planning and logical task sequencing
- types, characteristics and limitations of tools, equipment and materials required for prefabricated concrete erections, including:
- chain slings
- flexible steel wire rope (FSWR) slings
- air winches
- chain blocks
- drifts
- eye bolts
- hammers
- jacks
- podgers
- pulley blocks
- shackles
- spanners
- spirit levels and automatic levels
- tape measures
- trolleys
- turn buckles
- wedges
- wrenches
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Questions about assessing CPCPRE4001
What does an assessment tool for CPCPRE4001 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CPCPRE4001 needs to address all 111 unit components: 3 elements with 15 performance criteria, 2 performance evidence requirements, 94 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
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Related units
- CPCPRE2001 — Brace and prop prefabricated concrete elements
- CPCPRE2002 — Remove temporary supports from prefabricated concrete elements
- CPCPRE2003 — Grout prefabricated concrete elements
- CPCPRE2004 — Caulk prefabricated concrete elements
- CPCPRE3000 — Lift and place prefabricated concrete elements
- CPCPRE3001 — Patch prefabricated components of concrete elements
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