CPCCBC5001B Skills Demo: Short Answer Questions Task 1: Identify Classification (including multiple classifications) Your assessor will provide you with CTI Medium Rise project documentation. Please use this documentation to complete your skills demonstration. 1. What type of building is this (A,B or C) for fire protection planning purposes? Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Assessor Comments: Please nominate the type of construction for your chosen project. Your answer: one storey - c class two strorey - b class three storey or more - a class Task 2: Performance Requirements and Standards 2. What deemed to satisfy solutions have been determined for this performance requirement? Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Assessor Comments: Please provide an answer. 3. Document these performance based solutions in a Performance Based Design Brief Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Assessor Comments: Elaborate on your answer please. Your answer: emai to csiro 4. There are Australian Standards referenced throughout the BCA. What AS apply to this project? Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Assessor Comments: Surely there are more Australian Standards involved with your chosen project. Also where do you find the Australian Standards listed in the BCA? Your answer: CONCRETE AS 2870 FRAMING AS 1684 ARCHITECT AS 1000 5. Select one Australian Standard that applies to this project and explain it in your own terms to your assessor, who will play the role of a new employee on your work team. They don’t understand the BCA or any Australian Standards yet, so it needs to be in simple terms. Use the space below if you want to make notes when planning this conversation. Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Assessor Comments: Elaborate on your answer please. Your answer: AS 1684 Task 3: Applying legislative and licensing requirements 6. Review the legislative requirements as stipulated in the DA consent conditions, and the Building Certifiers Requirements List. What legislation and regulations apply to the project? What considerations do you need to make when planning this build to ensure compliance with the Codes, Standards and Legislation governing the region? Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Assessor Comments: Please provide an answer. Task 4: Fire Safety 7. What are the FRL requirements for this class and type of build? Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Assessor Comments: Please nominate the type of construction for your chosen project. Your answer: For internal or external walls required to be fire resisting, Weathertex Cladding may be used in conjunction with deemto-comply systems in the building code or rated systems in the Weathertex Installation Manual for 60/60/60, 90/90/90 and 120/120/120 FRL walls. Task 5: Create a document 8. Create a document Create a document using software on your office computer that can be used to teach your new employees about the way in which the BCA is applied to projects your business undertakes. This document can be a checklist, a plan, a weekly teaching schedule or whatever format you choose but it is to be designed to be passed on to assist in expanding their knowledge of requirements and the importance of understanding and using the relevant legislation that govern the building and construction industry. Generate this document using technology (Microsoft suite, google docs etc.). You need to include the following • What the BCA is and how it’s applied • The structure (hierarchy) of the BCA • What a DTS or performance solution is • What assessment methods can be applied for performance solutions Please hand this in when you return your Back to Business Project. CPCCBC5001B Back to Business Project Particulars of the build 1. Please upload a copy of the plans and specifications for this build here. Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Your currently uploaded file is elev_201426869_s197b_01.pdf. You may remove this file, or replace it by uploading another. Files must be no larger than 250MB. Provide your question answer: Assessor Comments: You are required to upload medium rise plans. 2. Describe the nature of the building, including the classification (including any mutiple classifications), the purpose of the building and the type of building. Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Assessor Comments: This is supposed to be medium rise. Performance Requirements 3. Identify and summarise up to three of the relevant performance requirements for each element listed below, and the deemed to satisfy solutions for that performance requirement. a) Build elements: • Structure • Access and Egress • Services and Equipment • Health and Amenity • Ancillary Provisions • Energy Efficiency • Fire Resistance (including for existing structures that will remain on-site) b) Highlight any Australian Standards that are referenced in the solution or criteria. c) Create a checklist on your computer for team members to use in checking compliance of the build including for checking compliance for this project and upload it here. Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Assessor Comments: Please provide an answer. 4. Identify two performance solutions (used for problem solving) that could apply to this build and how you would assess them: Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Assessor Comments: Please provide an answer. 5. Sumarise the procedures you follow to ensure you are compliant with the BCA (attach a copy of your business procedure or an example of a compliance report or other evidence you conduct these checks on site) Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Assessor Comments: Please provide an answer. 6. Please upload evidence that you have conducted checks on existing structures to ensure they are compliant with fire safety requirements NB: If this is not relevant to the build you have selected for this project (e.g. you are supervising a knock-down and build and not retaining existing structures) you may use another project from your work place to demonstrate this. Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Assessor Comments: Please provide an answer BSBWHS503 Back to Business Project 1. Conduct a review of your existing WHS Risk Management policy and procedure Conduct a review of your existing WHS Risk Management policy and procedure against the guidelines for risk management in either AS/NZS ISO 13000-2009 Risk Management - Principles and guidelines OR Safe Work Australia model Code of Practice: How to Manage Work Health and Safety Risks. In the space below, explain how your existing policy and procedure does or does not provide a systematic approach to managing WHS risk as determined by the guidelines in one of these documents. Upload a Copy of your existing policy to this assessment. Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Your currently uploaded file is sample_risk_mgt_policy_and_procedure.pdf. You may remove this file, or replace it by uploading another. Files must be no larger than 250MB. Provide your question answer: 2. Update your policy If your existing policy doesn’t meet the requirements, update it to reflect the guidelines. Upload a copy of the revised Risk Management Policy and Procedure to this assessment. Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: 3. Identify the duty holders within your organisation and explain the legislative requirements of their role to manage WHS risk: Duty Holder Legislative Requirements to Manage WHS Risk PCBU(s) Name: Name: Duty Holder Legislative Requirements to Manage WHS Risk Officer(s) Name: Name: Duty Holder Legislative Requirements to Manage WHS Risk Worker(s) Name: Name: Name: Name: Name: Name: Name: Name: Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Styles ◢ 4. Identify the individuals, parties and factors in your organisation that will impact on risk management and control. Explain why each will impact on the risk management and control processes. Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: 5. Conduct a Toolbox meeting with your site team to explain WHS Risk Management processes on site and ask them to identify hazards on site. Document the minutes from the Toolbox Meeting below, or attach a copy of the minutes if you wrote them by hand. Upload additional evidence such as completed hazard identification reports that you gathered as part of this meeting to this assessment. Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Styles ◢ 6. Identify at least six (6) hazards on your current project, to analyse the risk, and manage the risk. Use the Risk Matrix to plot the risk of each hazard and then using the table underneath identify the likelihood and consequence of each hazard occurring and the risk rating to be applied. Likelihood and Consequence Table Likelihood Table Rating Expression Attributes A Extremely likely The incident will most probably occur under most circumstances B Likely The incident will probably occur under most circumstances C Possible The incident may occur under certain circumstances D Unlikely The incident is unlikely to occur E Rare The incident will occur under the most exceptional circumstances Consequence Table Rating Expression Attributes 1 Insignificant No injuries, low financial loss 2 Minor First Aid Treatment, on-site release contained, medium financial loss 3 Moderate Medical treatment required, on-site release contained with outside assistance, high financial loss 4 Major Extensive injuries, loss of production capability, off-site release with no detrimental effects, major financial loss 5 Catastrophic Death, huge financial loss LIKELIHOOD CONSEQUENCES Insignificant Minor Moderate Major Extreme Almost Certain Low Moderate High Extreme Extreme Likely Low Moderate High Extreme Extreme Possible Low Low Moderate High Extreme Unlikely Low Low Moderate High High Rare Low Low Moderate Moderate High Please copy this table below, and populate it with the details for each of your six identified hazards Hazard Likelihood Consequence Risk Rating Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Styles ◢ 7. Referring to the hierarchy of control listed below Referring to the hierarchy of control listed below or your organisations Hierarchy of Control: 1. Eliminate – Don’t use the hazardous item, equipment or material 2. Substitute – Use something else similar but less hazardous 3. Isolate – Use it, but keep it separate from everyone else and everything else 4. Engineering Controls – Use it , but have guards or similar to make it safer 5. Administrative Controls – Change the way you use it 6. Personal Protective Equipment – Wear protective clothing while you use it Identify the control measures that you believe to be most suitable for each of the risks identified. Attach more pages if required Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: 8. Conduct a follow up Toolbox Meeting with your employees and contractors to consult on the outcomes from the risk assessment of the hazards identified. In this meeting, as a group, there needs to be a decision on the most appropriate control method to be used. Document minutes of the Toolbox Meeting below or upload your handwritten minutes. Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Styles ◢ 9. Identify the most appropriate control measure for each specific hazard you have listed; how the control measure will be implemented; why will the control measure be successful; and how this will be monitored using the WHS Management System. Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Styles ◢ 10. Re-assess the risk of the hazards using the risk matrix below now that the control measures have been implemented. Record the new risk rating for each hazard in the table below the Matrix. Likelihood and Consequence Table Likelihood Table Rating Expression Attributes A Extremely likely The incident will most probably occur under most circumstances B Likely The incident will probably occur under most circumstances C Possible The incident may occur under certain circumstances D Unlikely The incident is unlikely to occur E Rare The incident will occur under the most exceptional circumstances Consequence Table Rating Expression Attributes 1 Insignificant No injuries, low financial loss 2 Minor First Aid Treatment, on-site release contained, medium financial loss 3 Moderate Medical treatment required, on-site release contained with outside assistance, high financial loss 4 Major Extensive injuries, loss of production capability, off-site release with no detrimental effects, major financial loss 5 Catastrophic Death, huge financial loss LIKELIHOOD CONSEQUENCES Insignificant Minor Moderate Major Extreme Almost Certain Low Moderate High Extreme Extreme Likely Low Moderate High Extreme Extreme Possible Low Low Moderate High Extreme Unlikely Low Low Moderate High High Rare Low Low Moderate Moderate High Please copy this table below, and populate it with the details for each of your six identified hazards Hazard Likelihood Consequence Risk Rating Hazard 1 (H1) Hazard 2 (H2) Hazard 3 (H3) Hazard 4 (H4) Hazard 5 (H5) Hazard 6 (H6) Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Styles ◢ 11. Conduct a follow up Toolbox Meeting with your employees and contractors to consult on the outcomes from the risk management process and inform them of the new risk categories of the previously identified hazards. Document minutes of the Toolbox Meeting below or upload your handwritten minutes. Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Styles ◢ 12. Identify and analyse the historical data on WHS risk management within Australia. Identify trends that have occurred with relation to risks, and how these have been managed. Identify how these risks can be more effectively managed. Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: 13. Create you own WHS policies, procedures, processes and systems to relay to staff and contractors (one page) Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: 14. Please upload evidence of Evidence of control measures being put in place, such as documentation, photographs before and after Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: 15. Please upload evidence of Positive performance indicators you use to ealuate your business' approach to WHS risk management Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer BSBWHS503 Skills Demo: Short Answer Questions 1. Risk Matrix and Table During a toolbox meeting, your employees and contractors identified a list of hazards that they have noticed on site. They are escalating the identified hazards to you, to identify and analyse the risk of each hazard. Use the Risk Matrix to plot the risk of each hazard and then using the table underneath identify the likelihood and consequence of each hazard occurring and the risk rating to be applied: • Hazard 1 (H1) – The tilers are working with toxic chemicals without any PPE. • Hazard 2 (H2) – There have been a large number of observed instances of individuals lifting items that are too heavy and too large for one person to carry safely • Hazard 3 (H3) – There are a large number of trip hazards throughout the site, particularly in walkways throughout the building and the perimeter of the building • Hazard 4 (H4) – One of the carpenters has been using the circular saw without hearing protection and are putting themselves and others at risk of noise-induced hearing loss • Hazard 5 (H5) – The roofers aren’t wearing safety harnesses attached to secure points of the roof and may fall from a significant height • Hazard 6 (H6) – Trades have been getting distracted, laughing and joking whilst using power tools and equipment that may cause injury to themselves or others if not controlled properly. Likelihood and Consequence Table Likelihood Table Rating Expression Attributes A Extremely likely The incident will most probably occur under most circumstances B Likely The incident will probably occur under most circumstances C Possible The incident may occur under certain circumstances D Unlikely The incident is unlikely to occur E Rare The incident will occur under the most exceptional circumstances Consequence Table Rating Expression Attributes 1 Insignificant No injuries, low financial loss 2 Minor First Aid Treatment, on-site release contained, medium financial loss 3 Moderate Medical treatment required, on-site release contained with outside assistance, high financial loss 4 Major Extensive injuries, loss of production capability, off-site release with no detrimental effects, major financial loss 5 Catastrophic Death, huge financial loss LIKELIHOOD CONSEQUENCES Insignificant Minor Moderate Major Extreme Almost Certain Low Moderate High Extreme Extreme Likely Low Moderate High Extreme Extreme Possible Low Low Moderate High Extreme Unlikely Low Low Moderate High High Rare Low Low Moderate Moderate High Please copy this table below, and populate it with the details for each of your six identified hazards Hazard Likelihood Consequence Risk Rating Hazard 1 (H1) Hazard 2 (H2) Hazard 3 (H3) Hazard 4 (H4) Hazard 5 (H5) Hazard 6 (H6) Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Styles ◢ 2. Hazard Control 2. Referring to the hierarchy of control listed below: 1. Eliminate – Don’t use the hazardous item, equipment or material 2. Substitute – Use something else similar but less hazardous 3. Isolate – Use it, but keep it separate from everyone else and everything else 4. Engineering Controls – Use it , but have guards or similar to make it safer 5. Administrative Controls – Change the way you use it 6. Personal Protective Equipment – Wear protective clothing while you use it Identify the control measures that you believe to be most suitable for each of the risks identified. Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Styles ◢ 3. Conduct a meeting with your fellow students to consult on the outcomes from the risk assessment of the hazards identified. In this meeting, as a group, there needs to be a decision on the most appropriate control method to be used Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Styles ◢ 4. Document the risk treatments put into place after the consultation. Identify the control measure(s), the action taken to control the risk of the hazard occurring, why this/these control measures will be successful and how this will be monitored using the WHS Management System. Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Styles ◢ 5. Re-assess the risk of the six (6) hazards using the risk matrix below now that the control measures have been implemented. Record the new risk rating for each hazard in the table below the Matrix. Likelihood and Consequence Table Likelihood Table Rating Expression Attributes A Extremely likely The incident will most probably occur under most circumstances B Likely The incident will probably occur under most circumstances C Possible The incident may occur under certain circumstances D Unlikely The incident is unlikely to occur E Rare The incident will occur under the most exceptional circumstances Consequence Table Rating Expression Attributes 1 Insignificant No injuries, low financial loss 2 Minor First Aid Treatment, on-site release contained, medium financial loss 3 Moderate Medical treatment required, on-site release contained with outside assistance, high financial loss 4 Major Extensive injuries, loss of production capability, off-site release with no detrimental effects, major financial loss 5 Catastrophic Death, huge financial loss LIKELIHOOD CONSEQUENCES Insignificant Minor Moderate Major Extreme Almost Certain Low Moderate High Extreme Extreme Likely Low Moderate High Extreme Extreme Possible Low Low Moderate High Extreme Unlikely Low Low Moderate High High Rare Low Low Moderate Moderate High Please copy this table below, and populate it with the details for each of your six identified hazards Hazard Likelihood Consequence Risk Rating Hazard 1 (H1) Hazard 2 (H2) Hazard 3 (H3) Hazard 4 (H4) Hazard 5 (H5) Hazard 6 (H6) Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Styles ◢ 6. Conduct a meeting with your fellow students to consult on the outcomes from the risk management process. Inform them of the new risk categories of the six (6) previously identified hazards. Document the minutes of the meeting below. Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Styles ◢ BSBRSK501 & BSBPMG517 Skills Demo: Short Answer Questions 1. Task 1. Your group will be constructing a medium rise residential building. The building will include the use of some relatively new materials to the market and some specialised construction methods. The site is also on a steep incline with low rise residential buildings below the site and in close proximity to the side boundaries. As a group identify the potential risks to this project using PESTLE and SWOT analysis below PESTLE • Political/Policy • Economic • Social • Technological • Legal • Environmental SWOT Analysis • Strengths • Weaknesses • Opportunities • Threats Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Styles ◢ Assessor Comments: you have forgotten to answer the question 2. Task 2. Referring to the Weaknesses and Threats identified in part 1, use the Risk Assessment Matrix to assess each potential risk below and then document below to identify the risk rating: Likelihood and Consequence Table Likelihood Table Rating Expression Attributes A Extremely likely The incident will most probably occur under most circumstances B Likely The incident will probably occur under most circumstances C Possible The incident may occur under certain circumstances D Unlikely The incident is unlikely to occur E Rare The incident will occur under the most exceptional circumstances Consequence Table Rating Expression Attributes 1 Insignificant No injuries, low financial loss 2 Minor First Aid Treatment, on-site release contained, medium financial loss 3 Moderate Medical treatment required, on-site release contained with outside assistance, high financial loss 4 Major Extensive injuries, loss of production capability, off-site release with no detrimental effects, major financial loss 5 Extreme Death, huge financial loss LIKELIHOOD CONSEQUENCES Insignificant Minor Moderate Major Extreme Almost Certain Low Moderate High Extreme Extreme Likely Low Moderate High Extreme Extreme Possible Low Low Moderate High Extreme Unlikely Low Low Moderate High High Rare Low Low Moderate Moderate High Please list the hazards and describe the likelihood, consequence and overall rating of each one. Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Styles ◢ Assessor Comments: you have forgotten to answer the question 3. Task 3. Identify how each of the above risks will be treated: Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Assessor Comments: you have forgotten to answer the question 4. Task 4. Document the risk treatments put into place after the consultation. Identify the control measure(s), the action taken to control the risk occurring, why this/these control measures will be successful and how this will be monitored using the Risk Management System. Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Styles ◢ Assessor Comments: you have forgotten to answer the question 5. Task 5. Re-assess the risks using the risk matrix below now that the control measures have been implemented. Record the new risk rating for each in the table below the Matrix. Likelihood and Consequence Table Likelihood Table Rating Expression Attributes A Extremely likely The incident will most probably occur under most circumstances B Likely The incident will probably occur under most circumstances C Possible The incident may occur under certain circumstances D Unlikely The incident is unlikely to occur E Rare The incident will occur under the most exceptional circumstances Consequence Table Rating Expression Attributes 1 Insignificant No injuries, low financial loss 2 Minor First Aid Treatment, on-site release contained, medium financial loss 3 Moderate Medical treatment required, on-site release contained with outside assistance, high financial loss 4 Major Extensive injuries, loss of production capability, off-site release with no detrimental effects, major financial loss 5 Extreme Death, huge financial loss LIKELIHOOD CONSEQUENCES Insignificant Minor Moderate Major Extreme Almost Certain Low Moderate High Extreme Extreme Likely Low Moderate High Extreme Extreme Possible Low Low Moderate High Extreme Unlikely Low Low Moderate High High Rare Low Low Moderate Moderate High please list the hazards and describe the likelihood, consequence and overall rating of each one Upload a file (max size 250MB): Choose File Provide your question answer: Styles ◢ Assessor Comments: you have forgotten to answer the question