MSFGG4017 — Apply standards and codes of practice for the glass and glazing industry

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29 assessable components: 3 elements (12 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 9 knowledge evidence requirements. 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 Evaluate the glass and glazing work requirements

1.1Identify glass and glazing job requirements from the client’s brief and specialist technical specifications
1.2Record the job requirements according to workplace procedures
1.3Determine the technical feasibility of the job requirements and the applicable standards and codes of practice

2 Determine application of glass and glazing standards

2.1Identify products and/or types of glass potentially suitable for job requirements
2.2Determine technical specifications of potentially suitable products and/or types of glass from suppliers and other sources
2.3Assess potentially suitable products for conformance to applicable standards and codes of practice
2.4Identify any need for specialist technical advice and organise to obtain it according to workplace procedures
2.5Develop an optimal solution that meets job requirements and conforms to applicable standards and codes of practice
2.6Communicate installation instructions to clients, building professionals and other relevant parties to enable installation to comply with applicable standards and codes of practice

3 Develop documentation

3.1Prepare detailed documentation for the solution according to workplace procedures
3.2Identify and develop documentation required by external personnel based on the scope of the project
3.3Distribute documentation to internal and external personnel within required timeframes

Performance evidence

assess requirements and develop documentation that complies with applicable codes of practice and all Australian Standards for one or more jobs that individually or cumulatively involve glass and glazing for:
a stairway
a balustrade
a sloped or overhead glass installation
a 5-star rated building
a fire-rated application
a curtain wall and/or facade
a partition.

Knowledge evidence

key aspects of: AS 1288: sections 6, 7 and 9; AS/NZS 2208: all sections; AS/NZS 1170: all sections; AS/NZS 4667: all sections; AS/NZS 4668: all sections; AS1428.1 (design for access and mobility); National Construction Code (NCC) and state and territory requirements relating to glass and glazing in buildings
workplace safety system requirements related to the handling and installation of glass and glazing products that affect the development of specifications
types, characteristics, uses and limitations of types of glass potentially suitable for complex glass and glazing requirements, including relating to: aspect ratios; energy efficiency; installation methods; tolerances; wind loadings
current and emerging products, techniques and applications in glass and glazing, including those relating to energy efficiency, double glazing, thermally broken frames, acoustics and types of glass
sources of specialist glass and glazing technical advice
the range of people and parties potentially involved in glass and glazing work and typical interactions required, including architects, builders, clients, engineers, product developers and/or suppliers and logistics personnel
the most common issues that can arise when applying standards and codes of practice for the glass industry and how to avoid and respond to them
workplace policies and procedures relevant to their job role and responsibilities including for: applying standards and codes of practice for the glass industry; communication and reporting; environmental protection and sustainability, including noise and waste; quality assurance; work health and safety, including personal protective equipment; work planning
how to identify if standards and codes of practice for the glass industry are applied correctly.

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What does an assessment tool for MSFGG4017 need to cover?

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