CPCSHP3009Demolish shopfronts and bulkheads

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What an assessment for CPCSHP3009 must cover

74 assessable components: 4 elements (25 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 45 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 Plan shop demolition work.

  • 1.1Identify, read and interpret shopfront demolition details from plans and specifications, and confirm against job requirements.
  • 1.2Interpret and apply organisational quality assurance requirements appropriate for scope of work.
  • 1.3Determine designated demolition area of shopfront and bulkhead, identify hazards and assess risks.
  • 1.4Establish, and confirm with team members, risk management and hazard control measures and manage the status of existing services.
  • 1.5Apply and document health, safety and environmental requirements for the worksite and for individual demolition tasks.
  • 1.6Sequence and schedule demolition tasks in consultation with team members, others onsite and client, to ensure work is completed within given timeframe.
  • 1.7Select, fit and use personal protective equipment (PPE) required for the task.
  • 1.8Select plant, tools and equipment suited to the demolition work, check for serviceability, and rectify and report faults.
  • 1.9Arrange and organise scaffolding and lifting equipment to meet job requirements.
  • 1.10Plan the handling, removal and disposal of identified demolition materials to meet work health and safety (WHS) and environmental requirements.

2 Prepare demolition worksite.

  • 2.1Erect hoardings, barricades and signage as specified in work instructions.
  • 2.2Erect and check scaffolding, fall protection and props to ensure they are installed against demolition plan.
  • 2.3Set out and mark building components to be demolished and removed.
  • 2.4Check site preparation and safety meet workplace safety and environmental requirements before starting work.
  • 2.5Cover and protect existing structure, furniture and equipment from dust and damage.
  • 2.6Identify, isolate or disconnect services for safety and to avoid damage.

3 Apply demolition procedures.

  • 3.1Assess individual tasks immediately before demolition work to identify potential hazards, and review and amend safety procedures in consultation with relevant personnel.
  • 3.2Install propping required to prevent collapse of overhead non-load-bearing elements.
  • 3.3Follow demolition procedures for safely dismantling and demolishing building structure.
  • 3.4Handle and remove demolished materials using appropriate handling techniques from location to designated storage area or skip bin.
  • 3.5Handle, store and stack demolished materials and components identified for salvage ready for reuse or transport.
  • 3.6Maintain effective verbal and non-verbal communication, including the use of mobile technology, with team members and others onsite to monitor and manage demolition procedures.

4 Clean up.

  • 4.1Clear work area and dispose of, reuse or recycle materials following workplace and environmental requirements.
  • 4.2Clean and maintain tools and equipment and rectify and report faults.
  • 4.3Store and secure tools and equipment following workplace procedures.

Performance evidence

  • dismantle and demolish a shopfront of a minimum of 3.6 metres high and 3.6 metres wide, including a bulkhead, glazing, door closure and joinery
  • dismantle one internal cabinet or fixture of a minimum of 3.6 metres high and 2.4 metres wide, which is attached to the building structure
  • protect surrounding structure, floor covering, existing furniture and fixtures from damage
  • plan and schedule the demolition work to maintain continuity of business operations.

Knowledge evidence

  • shopfitting regulations, codes and standards relating to shopfront and bulkhead demolition
  • organisation’s quality assurance requirements relating to demolition of shopfronts and bulkheads
  • sustainable shopfitting practices
  • construction and demolition terminology used in shopfitting
  • content of and terms, symbols and conventions used in working drawings and specifications
  • characteristics, applications and limitations of materials used in shopfitting components:
  • acrylic
  • glass
  • laminates
  • manufactured board
  • solid timber
  • procedures and techniques relevant to demolishing shopfronts:
  • calculating volumes of material for removal
  • non-load-bearing external walls
  • suspended ceilings
  • shopfronts and glazed sections
  • joinery and fixtures
  • high-level bulkheads
  • maintaining operation of existing services
  • workplace safety:
  • job safety and environmental analysis (JSEA)
  • safe work method statements (SWMSs)
  • hierarchy of control
  • how to identify potential hazards
  • safety data sheets (SDSs)
  • hazardous manual tasks
  • exposure to excessive noise
  • removal of asbestos
  • exposure to dust
  • hazardous substances:
  • lead
  • fibreglass
  • working at heights
  • falling objects
  • vibration
  • electrical safety
  • emergency procedures (evacuation, location and use of firefighting equipment, first aid)
  • safety of public, visitors and others in the workplace
  • functional and operational features of tools and equipment:
  • air compressors and pneumatic tools
  • angle grinders
  • elevated work platforms (EWPs)
  • scaffolding
  • power saws
  • power drills.

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