CPPSCM5002 — Conduct strategic planning for strata community sustainable practices and operation

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Elements & performance criteria

1 Gather data to inform strategic maintenance and sustainability planning.

1.1Identify regulatory requirements and strategic objectives for strata community sustainable practices and operation.
1.2Review current strata community practices to identify aspects that support sustainable practices and assess current performance.
1.3Review triple bottom line planning, budgeting and reporting concepts and assess current performance against sustainable practice objectives.
1.4Review strata community governance arrangements to identify potential risks to strata community operation.
1.5Conduct research to identify standards of professional practice in strata community sustainable practices and operation.
1.6Document findings according to workplace requirements.

2 Develop strata community strategic plan.

2.1Conduct strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) analysis to strata community sustainable practices and operation in consultation with relevant persons.
2.2Identify goals, objectives and performance measures for strata community sustainable practices and operation in consultation with relevant persons.
2.3Plan for ecologically sustainable development (ESD) relevant to the strata community.
2.4Define, cost and schedule strategies and actions to support effective strata community sustainable practices and operation according to workplace and regulatory requirements.
2.5Document strata community strategic plan to meet workplace requirements.

3 Review strata community strategic plan.

3.1Consult with relevant persons to assess effectiveness of strata community sustainable practices and operation according to defined goals, objectives and performance measures.
3.2Update strata community strategic plan to incorporate feedback and improvements according to strata community, workplace and regulatory requirements.

Performance evidence

To demonstrate competency, a candidate must meet the elements and performance criteria of this unit to develop and review a documented strategic plan for the sustainable practices and operation of one strata community.

Knowledge evidence

compliance requirements of legislation and regulations relevant to strategic planning for strata community sustainable practices and operation in the jurisdiction of operation: civil liability, environmental protection (sustainability), fair trading and consumer protection, financial probity, privacy, records management, including initial maintenance schedules and developer handover of a new building, work health and safety (WHS)
concepts and key components of sustainable practices: economic sustainability, environmental sustainability, social sustainability, United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
governance and accountability arrangements for strata communities
meaning of triple bottom line related to: financial performance, social impact and performance, ecological or environmental impact and performance
methods for conducting a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) analysis
operation of strata committees
principles and considerations when planning for ecologically sustainable development related to strata community management: electric vehicles, embedded networks, energy and water efficiency, shared servicing, smart meters, smart buildings, waste management
purpose and content of asset registers and maintenance schedules
role and responsibilities of the senior strata manager/principal in ensuring effective strata community operation and sustainable practices
strata community stakeholders: external stakeholders, lot owners, strata committees, strata community members
strategic performance measures for effective strata community sustainable practices and operation: costs measured against performance targets, efficiencies attained from sustainable practices, feedback received from stakeholders
strategic planning and consultation processes
strategies that support sustainable practices in strata community management
techniques for financial planning and modelling used to plan and measure community sustainability objectives
types of strata community risks and associated consequences: civil liability, deliberate, natural, accidental or perceived risks, equipment malfunction and disaster proofing, industry-specific risks, loss of goodwill, reputation or credibility, loss of profits and ability to switch or update services or equipment, loss, disclosure, destruction or compromise of assets, maintenance, repair and replacement, public liability, regulatory compliance, trade practices issues, WHS
workplace requirements for conducting strategic planning for strata community sustainable practices and operation: content and format of strata community strategic plans, systems for storing and retrieving information and documentation.

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