CPPUPM3042 — Install termite management systems

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What an assessment for CPPUPM3042 must cover

39 assessable components: 5 elements (22 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 11 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 foundation skills. 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 Confirm work and compliance requirements.

1.1Review work instructions and drawings to confirm client and premises requirements for termite management and clarify issues with relevant persons.
1.2Review workplace policies and procedures, codes, standards and regulatory requirements for installing termite management systems and apply to work instructions to ensure compliance.

2 Plan to install termite management system.

2.1Review work site plan and identify areas requiring protection according to client, workplace and compliance requirements.
2.2Select termite management system to meet work instructions and review manufacturers’ instructions to confirm installation specifications.
2.3Check that termite management system and installation methods meet quality standards according to workplace and compliance requirements.
2.4Discuss installation methods with relevant persons, respond to issues and concerns and obtain approval to proceed.

3 Assess work site and prepare for installation.

3.1Select and fit required personal protective equipment (PPE) according to workplace requirements.
3.2Access and assess work site and construction methods and confirm installation specifications according to work instructions and manufacturers’ instructions for termite management system.
3.3Determine site usage patterns to ensure safety of personnel and efficient use of tools and equipment during installation work.
3.4Conduct site measurements and calculations to confirm length and area of installation and check against installation specifications.
3.5Check previous trades work to identify possible effects on proposed installation and report issues to relevant persons.
3.6Select tools and equipment required for installation, check for serviceability and report faults according to workplace requirements.
3.7Select required materials to meet manufacturers’ instructions and installation specifications and locate at the work site in readiness for installation.

4 Install and check termite management system.

4.1Identify hazards and control risks at the work site according to workplace requirements.
4.2Identify factors affecting completion of work instructions and advise relevant persons.
4.3Install termite management system to termite access points according to work instructions, manufacturers’ instructions and workplace requirements.
4.4Check installation to confirm it meets manufacturers’ instructions, workplace and compliance requirements.

5 Finalise work and complete documentation.

5.1Remove tools, equipment, materials and waste from installation activities and restore work site to meet client and compliance requirements.
5.2Clean tools, equipment and PPE according to manufacturers’ instructions and workplace requirements.
5.3Check tools, equipment and PPE to confirm safe and correct operation, record required maintenance and store to allow ready access and re-use.
5.4Dispose of collected waste according to workplace and compliance requirements.
5.5Update client records and complete and distribute installation documentation to meet workplace and compliance requirements.

Performance evidence

installing a termite management system to manage subterranean termites at ten different premises
involving different construction methods including slab-on-ground and suspended floor
involving pre-construction installations

Knowledge evidence

building structures and construction methods and materials relevant to premises described in the performance evidence and management of subterranean termites at those sites: concrete slabs, footings, wall frames
compliance requirements associated with installing termite management systems: Australian standards, quality assurance and certification requirements including the National Construction Code (NCC) and AS/NZS 3660 Termite Management Set (AS/NZS 3660)
industry guides, advisory standards and relevant industry codes of practice
key requirements of commonwealth, state and territory legislation and local government regulations: consumer protection, environmental protection, legal implications of installing termite management systems, licensing requirements for installing termite management systems that are impregnated with chemicals, licensing requirements for installing termite management systems, mandatory notifications, pesticide use, privacy, public health and safety (licence endorsements and conditions or limitations, occupant notifications, record of site conditions, warning signs)
information and industry terminology typically contained in pest management work instructions
soil and timber types in relation to termite activities
termite management systems and methods for their installation pre-construction: proprietary products that provide a barrier at termite access points, proprietary products used in combination that provide a comprehensive termite management system and associated regulatory requirements
tools, equipment and materials used to install termite management systems: hand and power tools, measuring tools, personal protective equipment (PPE) (eye, ear and respiratory protection, first aid kit, site-specific PPE and clothing, soap and towel, sun protection)
types of subterranean termites and their ecology, biology, lifecycles, habits and harbourages
typical hazards encountered when installing termite management systems, and risk control measures for each: animal bites and stings, confined or restricted spaces, electrical, environmental contamination, fire, lighting, manual handling, moving vehicles and machinery, noise, pesticides and other chemicals, remote locations, respiratory, slips and trips, temperature, ultraviolet radiation, underground services
workplace policies and procedures that apply to installing termite management systems: documentation and reporting, work health and safety (emergency response procedures, hazard identification, risk assessment and control using the hierarchy of control, injury, dangerous occurrence and incident reporting, safe work methods including manual handling and using hand and power tools)

Foundation skills

oral communication: to use questioning and active listening when discussing implementation methods and site usage patterns with clients
reading: to interpret key requirements of: building, construction or site plans and drawings for the installation site; the National Construction Code
writing: to accurately and legibly complete records and documentation

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What does an assessment tool for CPPUPM3042 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CPPUPM3042 needs to address all 39 unit components: 5 elements with 22 performance criteria, 3 performance evidence requirements, 11 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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