CPPACC5003 — Apply anthropometric principles to accessible building design and fitout

1 Determine spread of body dimensions within a defined population.

• 1.1Accurately identify key anatomical features of the human body and apply to work activities.
• 1.2Use appropriate methodology to measure key anatomical features to determine spread of body dimensions within a defined population.
• 1.3Record anthropometric data in a format suitable for retrieval and statistical analysis according to workplace requirements.

2 Analyse anthropometric data from a defined population to determine statistical variations involved.

• 2.1Apply basic statistical analysis to anthropometric data to determine population variance.
• 2.2Report statistical parameters derived by appropriate analysis according to workplace requirements.
• 2.3Document analysis findings using recognised statistical formats according to workplace requirements.

3 Compare anthropometric data in architectural design documents with data derived through measurement of a defined population.

• 3.1Source anthropometric data used in published architectural design documents.
• 3.2Compare and verify published architectural design data against recent anthropometric data derived through measurement of a defined population.
• 3.3Analyse anthropometric data that proves different to published architectural design data to assess the extent and possible causes of differences, and likely consequences of altering published architectural design data.

4 Identify and report critical anthropometric features impacting the ability of a person with disability to work and function independently.

• 4.1Consult with client to determine level of functioning of person with disability.
• 4.2Consult with client and use appropriate anthropometric methodology to identify anthropometric features relevant to the person with disability and their ability to work and function independently.
• 4.3Recognise situations requiring specialist advice and seek assistance as required to meet client requirements.
• 4.4Identify appropriate strategies for design and fitout that will maximise the ability of the person with disability to work and function independently.
• 4.5Report outcomes to relevant persons according to client and workplace requirements.

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