CPCSFS5007 — Create detailed designs for hydrant and hose reel systems
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What an assessment for CPCSFS5007 must cover
105 assessable components: 3 elements (12 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 88 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 Set up fire systems design drawings.
- 1.1Access and review project drawings and documentation.
- 1.2Clean drawings to leave minimal essential information.
- 1.3Import layers showing designs of other services into clean architectural or structural drawings.
- 1.4Add details from drawings of the floor level above, if these affect the design.
- 1.5Process the detailed design drawings in accordance with workplace procedures.
2 Lay out the hydrant and hose reel design.
- 2.1Conduct a site visit if possible, to confirm dimensions and assess installation risks and constraints.
- 2.2Determine the exact location of hydrants and hose reels and notate on the drawing according to relevant codes and standards.
- 2.3Determine the most efficient and workable layout and location of hydrant and hose reel system components and notate on the drawing.
- 2.4Calculate and check dimensions and notate on the drawing.
3 Submit drawings for approval and finalise design process.
- 3.1Submit fire hydrant and hose reel system design drawings to relevant persons within the scheduled timeframe.
- 3.2Make or negotiate amendments to design drawings as required.
- 3.3Process and distribute final approved design drawings according to project and workplace requirements.
Performance evidence
- producing fully compliant designs for hydrant and hose reel systems for the following sites: low-rise building, medium-rise building, high-rise building (over 25 metres), building over 45 metres in height, building classifications in the National Construction Code (NCC).
- processing design drawings using parametric modelling software and workplace procedures.
- fire engineer’s designs for alternative solutions
- technical issues impacting on hydrant and hose reel system designs
- relevant regulatory approval and fire systems design certification processes.
Knowledge evidence
- workplace design tools and processes
- level of accuracy required in detailed design drawings
- naming conventions for design drawings and drawing register
- fire science: fire behaviour and dynamics
- fire science: impact of fire on structures and materials
- fire science: products of combustion
- fire science: fire control strategies
- fire science: fire retardants
- fire science: fire detection technologies
- fire science: fire suppression technologies
- fire science: fire containment
- computer software functions and operation: word processing
- computer software functions and operation: spreadsheet
- computer software functions and operation: email
- computer software functions and operation: internet
- computer software functions and operation: proprietary project management software
- computer software functions and operation: proprietary hydraulic calculation software
- computer software functions and operation: parametric modelling software
- relevant current legislation, codes and standards: building acts
- relevant current legislation, codes and standards: building regulations
- relevant current legislation, codes and standards: infrastructure supply regulations
- relevant current legislation, codes and standards: National Construction Code (NCC)
- relevant current legislation, codes and standards: Australian standards for fire systems
- relevant current legislation, codes and standards: international standards for fire systems
- relevant current legislation, codes and standards: other fire system standards commonly required by building insurers
- protection requirements for different buildings
- fire systems technology and components for hydrant and hose reel systems
- purpose and operation of fire systems: layout
- purpose and operation of fire systems: system operation
- purpose and operation of fire systems: performance requirements
- purpose and operation of fire systems: maintenance standards
- purpose and operation of fire systems: system activation and operation
- characteristics and limitations of products and materials used in fire systems and issues relating to material compatibility
- passive fire safety elements: identification of passive elements
- passive fire safety elements: impact of fire systems design on passive elements
- passive fire safety elements: specifications required to safeguard integrity of passive fire element performance where penetrations are necessitated by the fire systems design
- interconnection of fire systems: cause and effect matrix
- interconnection of fire systems: interface with other services
- basic principles of structural engineering
- characteristics of building materials
- construction industry terminology
- roles and responsibilities of relevant building project personnel: architect
- roles and responsibilities of relevant building project personnel: lead contractor
- roles and responsibilities of relevant building project personnel: mechanical engineer
- roles and responsibilities of relevant building project personnel: hydraulic engineer
- roles and responsibilities of relevant building project personnel: electrical engineer
- on-site issues that can arise during the construction phase and impose changes to the designs of fire systems and other services
- installation methods: access requirements
- installation methods: work health and safety (WHS) requirements
- sustainability requirements and ratings: energy conservation
- sustainability requirements and ratings: water conservation
- pipe fabrication methods and constraints
- mathematical principles, equations and calculation methods: financial calculations, for example to assess cost-effectiveness of fire systems
- mathematical principles, equations and calculation methods: trigonometry, for example to amend dimensions of pipe allowing for fittings
- mathematical principles, equations and calculation methods: flow calculations: area of operations
- mathematical principles, equations and calculation methods: flow calculations: discharge rates and quantities
- mathematical principles, equations and calculation methods: flow calculations: discharge times
- mathematical principles, equations and calculation methods: flow calculations: pressure gain and loss
- mathematical principles, equations and calculation methods: flow calculations: K-factors
- mathematical principles, equations and calculation methods: flow calculations: pressure, temperature and volume relationship
- mathematical principles, equations and calculation methods: flow calculations: Hazen-Williams equation
- mathematical principles, equations and calculation methods: flow calculations: Darcy-Weisbach equation
- mathematical principles, equations and calculation methods: flow calculations: computational fluid dynamics
- principles of organic and inorganic chemistry
- basic principles of thermodynamics: effects of heat
- basic principles of thermodynamics: stratification of gases
- basic principles of thermodynamics: smoke and heat dynamics
- contractual processes
- project drawings: architectural
- project drawings: structural
- project drawings: mechanical
- project drawings: electrical
- project drawings: hydraulic
- project drawings: fire engineer’s or estimator’s specifications
- efficient and workable layout and location considerations: selection of cost-effective components and materials
- efficient and workable layout and location considerations: penetrations
- efficient and workable layout and location considerations: conflict with other services
- efficient and workable layout and location considerations: WHS risks
- efficient and workable layout and location considerations: access constraints
- efficient and workable layout and location considerations: installation problems
- efficient and workable layout and location considerations: aesthetic requirements
- efficient and workable layout and location considerations: efficiencies to facilitate work on site and reduce labour costing
- negotiations regarding amendments to design drawings which may arise due to: non-compliance with applicable legislation, codes and standards
- negotiations regarding amendments to design drawings which may arise due to: impact on installation risks and constraints
- negotiations regarding amendments to design drawings which may arise due to: impact on cost-effectiveness
- hydrant and hose reel system components: hose reels
- hydrant and hose reel system components: hydrant valves
- hydrant and hose reel system components: booster valves
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Related units
- CPCSFS5001 — Define scope and hazard level of fire systems design projects
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- CPCSFS5003 — Develop plans and methodology for fire systems design projects
- CPCSFS5005 — Research and evaluate fire system technologies and components
- CPCSFS5006 — Create detailed designs for fire sprinkler systems
- CPCSFS5008 — Create detailed designs for fire detection and warning systems
- CPCSFS5009 — Create detailed designs for fire systems' water supplies
- CPCSFS5010 — Provide documentation and support for fabrication of fire sprinkler systems
- CPCSFS5011 — Provide design documentation and review and support fire system installation processes
- CPCSFS5013 — Support commissioning processes and finalise fire systems design projects
- CPCSFS5014 — Conduct annual fire systems inspections
- CPCSFS5015 — Prepare documentation for annual fire systems inspections
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