CPPFES2004 — Identify and report on types of installed fire safety equipment and systems

1 Identify first response equipment.

• 1.1Identify portable fire extinguishers according to types, extinguishants, expellants, colour-coding, labelling and location signs.
• 1.2Identify wheeled fire extinguishers according to types, extinguishants, expellants, standardised colour coding and labelling requirements.
• 1.3Identify types of fire hose reels according to function and location signs.
• 1.4Identify types of delivery layflat fire hoses according to class, size and construction.
• 1.5Identify types of delivery layflat fire hose couplings according to type and construction.
• 1.6Identify fire blankets and fire blanket containers according to function and location signs.

2 Identify fire hydrants, pumpsets and water storage tanks for fire protection systems.

• 2.1Identify major components of fire hydrant systems according to function.
• 2.2Identify fire pumpsets according to function.
• 2.3Identify water storage tanks according to function.

3 Identify passive fire protection products and systems.

• 3.1Identify fire and smoke door sets according to function and tags.
• 3.2Identify service penetration products according to function and tags.

4 Identify automatic fire-suppression systems.

• 4.1Identify automatic sprinkler alarm systems according to function.
• 4.2Identify pre-engineered fire-suppression systems according to function.
• 4.3Identify gaseous fire-suppression systems according to function.

5 Identify electrical life safety systems and equipment.

• 5.1Identify automatic fire detection and alarm systems according to function.
• 5.2Identify smoke and heat alarms according to function.
• 5.3Identify emergency warning systems according to function.
• 5.4Identify emergency intercom systems according to function.
• 5.5Identify emergency exit and lighting units.

6 Report on installed fire safety systems and equipment.

• 6.1Discuss with relevant persons the types of fire safety systems and equipment installed in premises, their purpose and function.
• 6.2Record details of fire safety systems and equipment installed in premises using workplace documentation.

What does an assessment tool for CPPFES2004 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CPPFES2004 needs to address all 39 unit components: 6 elements with 21 performance criteria, 1 performance evidence requirements, 17 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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