FWPTMM5202 — Develop, trial and evaluate prototypes
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What an assessment for FWPTMM5202 must cover
38 assessable components: 4 elements (21 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 5 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 9 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 Develop prototype specifications
- 1.1Access and interpret design concepts or specifications.
- 1.2Prepare and document detailed prototype construction plans, specifications and work order for use during trial construction phase.
- 1.3Specify prototype purpose and outline requirements from design concepts or customer requirements.
- 1.4Complete a detailed analysis of options for materials and construction in line with organisational procedures and environmental protection practices.
- 1.5Specify construction materials, requirements and methods based on option selected.
2 Plan and prepare prototype for construction
- 2.1Source materials and hardware and other resources in line with site procedures and budgetary limits.
- 2.2Assess and select suitable resources in line with options for materials detailed in prototype construction plan and specifications.
- 2.3Source and select appropriate tools and equipment and check for operational effectiveness in line with manufacturer’s recommendations.
- 2.4Plan and document stages of the construction process.
- 2.5Source, construct or prepare set-up jigs required for construction.
3 Produce the prototype
- 3.1Monitor construction process to ensure construction plan is followed.
- 3.2Ensure problems, issues, modifications and improvements are documented.
- 3.3Analyse information in reports completed by construction personnel on prototype construction processes, problems, effectiveness of purpose and efficiency of construction methods.
- 3.4Identify modifications or improvements to design and construction plan arising from construction of the prototype.
- 3.5Evaluate results of construction process and make recommendations for future construction.
4 Trial and evaluate the prototype
- 4.1Develop and document specific trial objectives and processes.
- 4.2Inform personnel involved in the trial and evaluation of their responsibilities and functions.
- 4.3Work with construction personnel to prepare and certify trial equipment, tools and materials prior to use.
- 4.4Complete prototype trials in consultation with construction personnel.
- 4.5Evaluate trial results, determine and document recommendations for future production.
- 4.6Maintain accurate records of trial and evaluation in line with organisational procedures.
Performance evidence
- coordinate the construction and trialling of at least two prototypes/samples from the following sample list: roof, wall and floor frames/trusses; staircases; door and window frames; structural beams; specialised pallets or crates.
- develop, for each, an individual construction plan and work order to include details of: construction methods and sequence; materials to be used and quantities; tools and equipment to be used; labour requirements.
- evaluate trial results, for each prototype, and complete a detailed and accurate report for each, covering: strength; durability; operational effectiveness against purpose; efficiency of construction methods; impact of the production process on the environment; recommendations for future production processes.
Knowledge evidence
- prototype trialling and evaluation processes
- features, at an in-depth level of understanding, of timber products subject to trial and evaluation: product purpose; options for materials; construction componentry and standards; construction methods and sequence; types of tools and equipment used for construction; impacts of production process on the environment and environmental protection practices for: reducing water and energy use; cleaning of plant, tools and equipment; disposing of, recycling and reusing timber and other waste
- certification requirements for trial equipment, tools and materials used during construction phase
- format, content and use of: construction plans and specifications; work orders; reports evaluating trial outcomes
- organisational standards, policies and procedures for trialing and evaluating prototypes: communication reporting lines for team involved in trials; certifying trial equipment, tools and materials; documenting plans and reports.
Foundation skills
- Learning skills: to experiment with prototypes and evaluate trial outcomes to inform new production possibilities.
- Numeracy skills: to calculate detailed dimension specifications for prototypes and clearly represent in construction plans.
- Oral communication skills: to provide clear and unambiguous production instructions to others; consult with and seek feedback from other personnel involved in trials.
- Reading skills: to interpret detailed and unfamiliar design concepts and reports on construction processes and problems.
- Writing skills: to produce unambiguous construction plans, specifications and work orders in a style and format easily understood by construction team; clearly and accurately report on evaluations of trial results; clearly represent rationale for recommended changes to future production requirements.
- Planning and organising skills: to efficiently and logically manage operational logistics for production trials.
- Problem-solving skills: to analyse construction problems, consider various solutions and determine recommended changes.
- Teamwork skills: to take a lead role in managing a team of construction personnel.
- Technology skills: to use a computer, keyboard and software to prepare construction plans, specifications, work orders and trial reports.
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Questions about assessing FWPTMM5202
What does an assessment tool for FWPTMM5202 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for FWPTMM5202 needs to address all 38 unit components: 4 elements with 21 performance criteria, 3 performance evidence requirements, 5 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for FWPTMM5202?
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- FWPTMM3209 — Install prefabricated timber building systems on-site
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- FWPTMM3212 — Estimate and cost job
- FWPTMM3213 — Read and interpret timber truss or wall frame fabrication plans
- FWPTMM3214 — Assemble timber floor trusses
- FWPTMM3215 — Work effectively in the timber systems design industry
- FWPTMM3216 — Plane and sand engineered wood product
- FWPTMM3217 — Develop knowledge of plywood or laminated veneer lumber production
- FWPTMM3218 — Develop knowledge of veneer preparation in plywood or laminated veneer lumber production
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