FWPCOT6210 — Develop engineered wood products to meet energy efficient building design needs

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65 assessable components: 3 elements (19 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 37 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 8 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 Explore commercial opportunities for engineered wood products

1.1Review National Construction Code guidelines and standards relating to climate zones and energy efficiency measures
1.2Research and evaluate existing information to inform new product development
1.3Identify gaps in the current range of engineered wood products for new products or concepts
1.4Complete a market analysis using appropriate information sources to determine design and production requirements
1.5Develop preliminary product concept according to research findings
1.6Consult relevant stakeholders on broad parameters for developing a product that meets the market need

2 Formulate design concept for products

2.1Generate ideas for product style to complement design concepts and production requirements
2.2Use appropriate documentation methods to produce preliminary representation or prototyping of product
2.3Consult with stakeholders to review and critique design concepts according to production requirements
2.4Review design concepts to ensure energy efficiency is proven to allow project progression
2.5Develop a business case for realising design including a full cost-benefit analysis
2.6Obtain required approvals to progress product development according to production requirements

3 Develop the product to an operational level

3.1Develop and test product according to design concepts
3.2Align product energy efficiency requirements to market analysis
3.3Implement certification and compliance processes for engineered product and production system
3.4Develop detailed implementation specifications and present to relevant stakeholders for approval and funding
3.5Select and organise production resources according to design specifications
3.6Design quality assurance system according to workplace procedures
3.7Develop and document safe operating procedures for production processes

Performance evidence

developed two designs for one or more of the following types of engineered wood products, from initial concepts through to operational level, to meet the requirements of energy efficiency performance for residential buildings: • laminated beams • laminated veneer lumber • plywood • chipboard • hardboard • medium density fibreboard • oriented strand board • laminated or engineered flooring • glued laminated timber (glulam) • cross-laminated timber (CLT).

Knowledge evidence

purpose and key content of the following codes and standards:
National Construction Code guidelines and standards for climate zones and energy efficiency measures
AS/NZ Standards associated with engineered wood products and associated design and construction
forest certification and Chain of Custody standards
key components of market analysis, including:
need
placement
financial certainty
volume
market issues relevant to engineered wood products and climate zones and applications
theory underpinning development of R-values
timber engineering design principles for energy efficient residential constructions
characteristics of a range of timber species and associated wood-based products, their durability and serviceability
key features of product development stages relevant to engineered wood products, including:
prototyping
testing
acquiring and commencing certification
gaining approval for infrastructure development
establishing production methods and procedures
project management processes and tools for developing engineered wood products, including:
quality management systems
risk assessment systems
cost-benefit analysis tools
safe operating procedures for production processes
purpose, format and common contents of business cases for realising designs, including:
capital cost
material
labour
design expenses
overheads
margin
running cost
lifecycle analysis
market uptake
discount and internal rate of return on investment
other opportunity cost analysis
system functions and capabilities of house energy rating software and associated protocols for use.

Foundation skills

Reading: Interpret complex and sometimes unfamiliar information in building codes, guidelines and standards
Oral communication: Hold high-level consultative discussions to present abstract ideas and generate feedback and ideas on design concepts
Oral communication: Influence and negotiate desired outcomes with stakeholders
Numeracy: Interpret complex energy efficiency ratings in codes, and complete complex calculations for designs
Numeracy: Complete complex calculations for cost-benefit analysis
Navigate the world of work: Work independently and collectively within broad parameters, with a strong sense of responsibility and ownership of goals, plans, decisions and outcomes
Interact with others: Identify the perspectives of others as part of work role
Get the work done: Use analytical processes, establishing criteria for deciding between options and seeking input and advice from others before taking action when necessary

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