FWPTMM4209 — Interpret details of timber roof trusses to inform design of plans and production documents

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30 assessable components: 3 elements (15 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 10 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 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 Prepare for design of layout plans

1.1Read and interpret building plans and specifications to determine and verify applied loads and other design factors
1.2Interpret and apply relevant building codes, regulations and standards for timber roof truss design
1.3Confirm workplace quality requirements for the design of timber roof trusses
1.4Consult with stakeholders/clients to clarify design requirements
1.5Identify and resolve design, production and/or installation issues outside software limitations, and seek appropriate advice
1.6Check custom computer software for currency

2 Create and review design options

2.1Design and draft a timber roof truss layout plan
2.2Review design to confirm it meets client requirements and complies with appropriate building regulations, codes and standards
2.3Review layout to confirm it optimises efficiency of material use and production procedures
2.4Amend design options if necessary

3 Design production and installation documentation

3.1Confirm dimensions, span measurements and timber roof truss layout from building plans and specifications
3.2Input applied spans, loads and data into software and create a timber roof truss layout
3.3Prepare production and client installation documentation according to workplace quality requirements
3.4Certify timber roof truss design complies with relevant building regulations, codes and practices, according to regulatory and workplace requirements
3.5Store drawings and documentation according to workplace procedures

Performance evidence

a hip and valley roof with a minimum area of 100 square metres that includes a dutch gable and a gable end
a complex hip end
a sloping ridge

Knowledge evidence

building industry regulations, codes and standards relevant to design of timber roof trusses: National Construction Code (NCC), risks of non-conforming design, responsibilities and limits of authority with regard to certifying and non-conforming design
types of roofs: bell, bowstring, dual pitch, gabled, hipped, mansard, skillion
types of timber roof trusses: A type, truncated, girder, jack, rafter, gable, saddle, raking
interaction between roof truss types
factors that contribute to roof truss design: climate zones, wind forces, timber grading, tie down requirements, roof lining materials
key features of plans, drawings and specifications: types and applications of plans and drawings, relating specified information with plan and drawing details
appropriate software, including custom software for timber systems design to: research information, communicate with internal and external stakeholders, input and amend design factors and other data, produce drawings, plans and documents, store and retrieve documents
types, functions, capabilities and limitations of drawing software
application, characteristics and limitations of materials and components used for roofing systems
certifying timber roof truss design layouts.

Foundation skills

Reading: Select and extract information from a range of documents and diagrammatic texts
Writing: Apply interrelationships between written and diagrammatic forms to produce installation documentation

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