The fill material and the surface structure concrete

5ASSESSMENTS OVERVIEW

 This task requires you to collect a variety of evidence on the job that demonstrates your ability to apply knowledge and skill in a real, or simulated workplace.

ASSESSMENT TASK 3 – DEMOLITION PORTFOLIO OF EVIDENCE

a) Gravity Retaining Wall
b) Cantilever Retaining Wall

11) Explain the purpose and required positioning of joints in masonry construction. It allows movement in the structure

12) How should a tilt up concrete panel be supported immediately after it is erected? By vertical bracing

Construction
Principles

Ensure it complies with the NCC/BCA volume 2 section part 3.4 P2.1.1 and p2.2.3 AS2870- 2011

Construction
Principles

Ensure that all applications comply with the ,NCC/BCA volume 2 section 3 part 3.1.3 AS 3660.1-2014

Construction
Principles

Ensure all complies with the NCC/BCA volume 2 section 3 part 3.4.0.1 AS4786.2- 2005

Construction
Principles
Ensure that all work complies with the NCC/BCA Volume 2 section 3 part 3.4.0.1 AS1884-2012

iii. Elasticity Solid objects will deform when adequate forces are applied to them. If the material is elastic, the object will return to its initial shape and size when these forces are removed. The physical reasons for elastic behavior can be quite different for different materials
b) Provide an example of the way in which these behaviours are
accommodated in the design principles for medium rise
constructions.

The way that the above-mentioned behaviours are considered in the design is by understanding several components of the build, this could be in relation to the soil type and structural elements that

We implement a quality control check list and ITP inspection test plans to control the quality and productivity of the build.

22) Describe the process you follow to assess the structural integrity of structural performance of cladding to be used in frame bracing and ensure compliance with relevant NCC/BCA
requirements.

23) Describe the standard controls for the following health and safety hazards: 1. Work at heights : you don't have to be 2 metres high anymore. State-based

legislation and the national code of practice for fall prevention applied once a person was working at a height of 2 metres or more.

ASSESSMENT TASK 2: SKILLS ASSESSMENT

cables, gas pipes and water services.

Telecommunications cables= requires 50mm minimum separation from low voltage cabling with a durable barrier between the insulation materials.

legislation. You will need to undertake a range of off-site and on-site planning

tasks and on-site coordination and management of works.

 Identify typical faults and problems and the action required to rectify them

You must have a medium rise project on which to base your responses.

 Classes 4 to 9 to a maximum of 3 storeys, not including Type A Construction.

The project must also incorporate the construction of at least one retaining wall.

 Relevant computer software package and suitable hardware

If you do not have access to the above resources and/or a relevant

What you must do and submit for assessment

1 Plan for the construction

performance characteristics of three different materials specified in the plans, to the planning phase, Masonry the relevance’s of masonry is load bearing because it supports the suspended slab, Concrete is a structural slab which is a fire rated dividing the units to the shops, Timber frame is light weight construction.

c) Describe the materials and structural requirements that will be used for the retaining wall. What activities must be arranged and coordinated to enable the retaining wall to be constructed at the appropriate time? Provide evidence of how you have coordinated or planned for the construction of the retaining wall for the project. The retaining wall is a concrete pile cap system holding back the sand, the concrete is specified in sheet S1dial before you dig, site establishment this is a smiluated exercise

relevant codes, standards and industry practice? Provide documentary evidence of the plans you have made to provide for the damp coursing and termite barriers.

This stage of the construction process requires you to ensure the excavation and construction of footings and foundations are as per the plans and compliant with relevant legislation. You are to complete this part of the assessment after set out has been completed and before, during and after construction of the footings.

a) Provide evidence of having checked the set out of the building to be complaint with building plans. Your evidence could include a completed checklist you undertook accompanied by digital photographs of the site and building set out. If there were faults or problems with set out, document what they were, and what actions you took to have them rectified. Measure the set out, check the off set, check the reo is correct, effect cover over the reinforcement.

This stage of the construction process requires you to put processes in place to ensure the structural elements of the building will be installed safely and to a competent standard. You are to complete this part of the assessment prior to erecting the structural elements of the building (i.e. before framing stage).

a)In your own words, list and explain the different plumbing services to be installed for the construction. What codes apply to the installation of the plumbing services? As 3500 water and drainage hot and cold service, drainage and sewer, roof drainage and fire sprinklers

What you will need
To complete this assessment, you will need to be able to access the following resources:

a) Describe the legislative planning requirements to be

 Lodge DA application to safe work Australia

 Lodge demolition work plan to safe work nsw

these safe work practices to be in place.

 Safe fencing around the site and site signage

Notify the structural engineer and establishment a drawing that outlines the temporary propping and the demolition of the building.

d)Using the building plans, identify and document the height the structure