FWPCOT3219 — Produce standard truss or frame plans and details using computers

1 Select software

• 1.1Identify and interpret work order, review and evaluate software options.
• 1.2Select appropriate software program to meet production outcomes.

2 Interpret plans and loading conditions

• 2.1Interpret and assess plans, drawing views and notes; identify loading information and design requirements and restrictions.
• 2.2Obtain additional information and data from appropriate personnel and other sources.
• 2.3Create functional and pictorial image of structures, trusses and or frames based on design requirements.
• 2.4Refer design requirements outside software limitations to appropriate personnel for resolution.

3 Test and select design options

• 3.1Transfer fixed design details to layout data in line with software requirements.
• 3.2Specify frame or truss types and select timber type and species in line with material suitability and availability.
• 3.3Set common industry spacing of frames, trusses and components to defined design structure in line with industry standards.
• 3.4Fix component sizes to clarify and confirm design options.
• 3.5Select layouts, spacing and sizing of individual structural members progressively in line with software requirements.
• 3.6Select, review and revise design details in line with work order.

4 Produce layouts and cutting requirements

• 4.1Review design records for integrity, completeness and consistency in line with certifying authority standards.
• 4.2Produce structural layout drawings and truss or frame assembly drawings using appropriate software.
• 4.3Produce component cutting detail in line with production requirements and schedules.
• 4.4Prepare and document production and installation advice in line with organisational procedures and industry standards.
• 4.5Complete and maintain design records and documentation in line with organisational procedures.

5 Provide advice on design and production issues

• 5.1Answer questions about designs and assembly requirements clearly and comprehensively.
• 5.2Use effective communication techniques to assist and develop production personnel.
• 5.3Provide alternative materials or sizes for components within design scope and production requirements.
• 5.4Discuss common site problems and examine and adopt prevention strategies to ensure future practice meets design requirements.

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