CPPSCM4084 — Administer insurance for strata communities
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What an assessment for CPPSCM4084 must cover
37 assessable components: 6 elements (24 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 12 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 Establish regulatory requirements for insurance and strata community.
- 1.1Conduct research to access and interpret regulatory requirements for administering insurance and valuations for strata community.
- 1.2Identify and comply with regulatory requirements for engaging insurers or insurance brokers for strata community.
- 1.3Identify strata community manager obligations to insurers or insurance brokers, including duty to disclose.
- 1.4Communicate with strata community to explain own responsibilities and limitations and regulatory requirements for administering strata community insurance and valuations, and disclose any relationships with insurers or insurance brokers.
- 1.5Secure strata community committee authority to obtain insurance quotations and valuations according to regulatory requirements.
2 Clarify insurance requirements for strata community.
- 2.1Provide strata community committee with information on optional insurance cover.
- 2.2Identify suitable insurers or insurance brokers and obtain product information and quotations according to strata community committee instructions, regulatory and workplace requirements.
- 2.3Work with insurer or insurance broker to complete insurance proposal documentation according to workplace requirements.
- 2.4Identify situations requiring specialist advice and seek assistance, as required, to clarify insurance requirements.
- 2.5Interpret and communicate information on extent of insurance cover to individual lot owners and communicate service fees according to regulatory and workplace requirements.
3 Arrange valuation of asset for insurance purposes.
- 3.1Obtain source documents and relevant information to support valuation of assets for insurance purposes.
- 3.2Engage valuation specialist to advise on value of asset for insurance purposes according to regulatory and workplace requirements.
- 3.3Record valuation and associated documentation for ease of retrieval according to regulatory and workplace requirements.
- 3.4Provide information on value of asset to strata community committee, and to insurer or insurance broker according to regulatory and workplace requirements.
4 Place insurance for strata community.
- 4.1Review insurance quotations and conduct calculations required to ensure accuracy and compliance with strata community committee, regulatory and workplace requirements.
- 4.2Communicate insurance quotations and associated documentation to strata community committee and respond to questions to clarify insurance requirements.
- 4.3Secure adequate insurance cover to meet strata community and regulatory requirements.
5 Assist with lodging insurance claim.
- 5.1Identify need to assist owners or strata community committee to make insurance claim and negotiate service fees and payments according to workplace requirements.
- 5.2Collate supporting documentation and consult with relevant persons to assist owners or strata community committee to make insurance claim.
- 5.3Identify parties responsible for excess payable and recover excess payment according to regulatory requirements.
- 5.4Lodge documentation to support insurance claim with insurer or insurance broker.
6 Review insurance arrangements for strata community and maintain records.
- 6.1Securely store certificates of currency for strata community insurance policies and insurance documentation according to regulatory and workplace requirements.
- 6.2Monitor potential risks and communicate identified risks to strata community committee and insurer or insurance broker, as required, according to regulatory and workplace requirements.
- 6.3Monitor and regularly review insurance arrangements in consultation with strata community committee to ensure compliance with regulatory and strata community requirements.
Performance evidence
- To demonstrate competency, a candidate must meet the elements and performance criteria of this unit to administer insurance arrangements and resolutions required for three different types of strata communities.
Knowledge evidence
- compliance requirements of legislation and regulations relevant to the administration of insurance for strata communities in the jurisdiction of operation: civil liability, environmental protection (sustainability), equal opportunity, anti-discrimination and disability discrimination, fair trading and consumer protection, financial probity, minimum regulatory insurance requirements for strata communities, privacy, records management and retention of insurance policy documents, requirements for making changes to insurance policies and how these changes are made, work health and safety (WHS)
- differing insurance requirements for commercial, new-build, mixed-use and residential developments
- factors that can impact an insurance premium and the meaning and types of ‘disclosures’ associated with strata communities
- information that may be requested by insurers and insurance brokers prior to going to tender
- insurances required by law to address the types of possible exposures to loss: liability, other insurances that may be identified as important by the strata community, property, workers compensation
- interpersonal communication strategies and techniques used to effectively relate to people from a range of social, cultural and ethnic backgrounds and with a range of physical and cognitive abilities
- people authorised to lodge an insurance claim on behalf of a strata community and types of supporting documentation required to make a claim
- processes for identifying who is responsible for excess payable and recovering excess payments related to strata community insurances
- risks associated with insufficient insurance coverage and non-disclosure
- roles and responsibilities of strata community managers in relation to insurance for strata communities: activities that are restricted by law to distributors and authorised representatives, duty to disclose, obligations to insurance brokers, obtaining specialist advice on cladding, safety, asbestos, defects and future works
- strata community asset valuation procedures
- workplace requirements for administering insurance for strata communities: systems for storing valuation and insurance policies and associated documentation
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What does an assessment tool for CPPSCM4084 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CPPSCM4084 needs to address all 37 unit components: 6 elements with 24 performance criteria, 1 performance evidence requirements, 12 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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