Codes for Medium Rise Construction
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Codes for Medium Rise Construction
CPCCBC5001BApply building codes and standards to the construction process for medium rise building projects
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Assessment Booklet 2
Assessment Booklet 2 contains Assessment Tasks 3-6
Assessment Submission Cover Sheet
Assessment Task 3
Short Answer Questions
Assessment Resources Required
To complete this assessment, you will need:
The Internet.
NCC/BCA Codes.
Your Codes for Medium Rise Construction Participant Guide.
HIA Student Accommodation Plan Pack 1.
HIA Student Accommodation Plan Pack 2.
HIA Student Accommodation Plan Pack 3.
HIA Student Accommodation Plan Pack 4.
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3.0ASSESSMENT TASK 3 SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS
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Questions 3.1 to 3.10 are short answer questions relating to Codes for Medium Rise Construction that are to be completed outside the learning delivery environment.
101600332105Class 4 building that a structure containing a single residential apartment above a small retail shop.
A common example of this class of building is the residence above a single shop, but can be a single dwelling in buildings with a Class 5 to 9. A single Apartment on top of an office apartment would be another but less common example.
The key factor here is a single dwelling as part of another class of building.
00Class 4 building that a structure containing a single residential apartment above a small retail shop.
A common example of this class of building is the residence above a single shop, but can be a single dwelling in buildings with a Class 5 to 9. A single Apartment on top of an office apartment would be another but less common example.
The key factor here is a single dwelling as part of another class of building.
Identify the Class(es) of building that a structure containing a single residential apartment above a small retail shop would be? Provide an explanation of your response.
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101600377825The over-arching documentation required prior to commencement of construction works are as follows:
ACT Building Commencement Notice
NSW Construction Certificate
NT Building Permit
QLD Building Approval
SA Building Rules Certification
TAS Building Permits
VIC Building Permit
WA Building Permit
00The over-arching documentation required prior to commencement of construction works are as follows:
ACT Building Commencement Notice
NSW Construction Certificate
NT Building Permit
QLD Building Approval
SA Building Rules Certification
TAS Building Permits
VIC Building Permit
WA Building Permit
What overarching documentation is required to be issued to the builder prior to the commencement of construction works and what laws govern the requirements?
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101600378460This is essentially re-stating what is covering in the Performance Requirements and compliant building solutions.
Evidence of suitability also is providing some additional detail around the evidence required to support the use materials and design and construction.
The following as evidence of suitability:
1.Report by a registered Testing Authority.
2.Certificate of Conformity.
3.Certificate of Accreditation.
4.A certificate from a Professional Engineer or other appropriately qualified person.
5.A current certificate issued by a product certification body that has been accredited by the Joint Accreditation System of Australia and New Zealand (JAS-ANZ).
6.Any other form of documentary evidence that correctly describes the properties and performance of the material.
00This is essentially re-stating what is covering in the Performance Requirements and compliant building solutions.
Evidence of suitability also is providing some additional detail around the evidence required to support the use materials and design and construction.
The following as evidence of suitability:
1.Report by a registered Testing Authority.
2.Certificate of Conformity.
3.Certificate of Accreditation.
4.A certificate from a Professional Engineer or other appropriately qualified person.
5.A current certificate issued by a product certification body that has been accredited by the Joint Accreditation System of Australia and New Zealand (JAS-ANZ).
6.Any other form of documentary evidence that correctly describes the properties and performance of the material.
Nominate six types of evidence that would be required to assess the compliance to the NCC/BCA Performance Requirements of an alternative building solution?
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Do the two external blade feature walls at the Front Entry of the building at Grid D 5-6, meet the Deemed-to-Satisfy requirements of the NCC/BCA?
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3.6. If the entrance to the building was located at Grid D1-2, and one of the blade walls was constructed on Grid 1, would that feature wall meet the Deemed-to-Satisfy requirements of the NCC/BCA for Type B construction?
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What passive fire control elements are required for the caf on the ground floor?
6350074295Passive fire protectionbreaks the building into compartments and prevents the spread of fire through the use of fire-resistance rated walls and floors. It utilizes fire doors to help further compartmentalize the structure and dampers to prevent the spread of fire and smoke throughout the ducts of the building.
Passive fire control elements are:
Fire doors.
Fire walls.
Fire floors.
Emergency exit lights.
Dampers.
Flame shields.
Intumescent paint.
Mortar coating.
00Passive fire protectionbreaks the building into compartments and prevents the spread of fire through the use of fire-resistance rated walls and floors. It utilizes fire doors to help further compartmentalize the structure and dampers to prevent the spread of fire and smoke throughout the ducts of the building.
Passive fire control elements are:
Fire doors.
Fire walls.
Fire floors.
Emergency exit lights.
Dampers.
Flame shields.
Intumescent paint.
Mortar coating.
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63500365760For the purposes of active fire control assessment, 7a class of the building car park
00For the purposes of active fire control assessment, 7a class of the building car park
For the purposes of active fire control assessment what is the building class of the car park?
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What Active fire control systems are required for the car park?
151130117475Active fire control systems are required for the car park:
Firefighting staircase
Access Opening
Private Fire Hydrant
Sprinkler Protection
Smoke Vents
00Active fire control systems are required for the car park:
Firefighting staircase
Access Opening
Private Fire Hydrant
Sprinkler Protection
Smoke Vents
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638175-4445000Please make sure you have answered each question before submitting your assessment.
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Participant Assessment Record Assessment Task 3
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Codes for Medium Rise Construction
CPCCBC5001BApply building codes and standards to the construction process for medium rise building projects
59245563500Participant Name: Course Start Date:
Participant ID: Assessment Due Date:
Trainer Name: Kim Grossman Region:
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Participant ID: Assessment Due Date:
Trainer Name: Kim Grossman Region:
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Assessment Booklet 2
Assessment Booklet 2 contains Assessment Tasks 3-6
Assessment Submission Cover Sheet
Assessment Task 4
Compliance Report
Assessment Resources Required
To complete this assessment, you will need:
The Internet.
NCC/BCA Codes current version.
Your Codes for Medium Rise Construction Participant Guide.
ACBC lighting calculator.
HIA Student Accommodation Plan Pack 1.
HIA Student Accommodation Plan Pack 2.
HIA Student Accommodation Plan Pack 3.
HIA Student Accommodation Plan Pack 4.
HIA Lighting Design Sheet.
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4.0ASSESSMENT TASK 4 COMPLIANCE REPORT
59055018288000Participant Instructions
Tasks 4.1 to 4.8 are project tasks relating to Codes for Medium Rise Construction that are to be completed outside the learning delivery environment.
Using the HIA Student Accommodation Plan Packs supplied, assess the building for compliance against NCC/BCA requirements for multiple class buildings of type B construction and create a compliance report, addressing points 4.1 to 4.8.
For each of the responses, identify the Section/Clause, figure and table where applicable in the NCC/BCA that identifies the requirements.
Where items are found to be compliant, write a detailed description of how the items satisfy the requirements.
Where items are found to be non-compliant, write a detailed description changes that can be made to meet compliance.
Mark the drawings to show the recommended changes and indicate on the drawings how the changes meet compliance.
Participants should provide their submission in a separate document either electronic or hard copy.
STRUCTURAL COMPLIANCE
For the concrete slab at RL20.300, list at least four actions that must be considered in the design of this slab and describe how these actions will affect the slab.
Identify three professionals who would be required to provide structural certification for the structure and what role they would play in the structural certification. Give examples for each professional.
Identify the Clauses in the NCC/BCA that mandate the certification by the structural certifiers you have discussed above.
ACCESS AND EGRESS
Report whether the exit requirements of the ground floor of the project (RL 23.20) comply with NCC/BCA requirements. Identify the exit requirements from the NCC/BCA and the exits provided in the project to justify your response.
Report whether the exit ramps to the front and rear of the building meet NCC/BCA requirements and include the relevant Australian Standard
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Report whether the exit stairs from the first floor of the building meet NCC/BCA requirements.
ENERGY ASSESSMENT
Identify the required R value for the floor slab at RL 26.500 for your region.
Using the ABCB lighting calculator, calculate and design a compliant lighting system for one of the units on the first floor residential section of the building. Write a description of the fittings you would use and attach information from the manufacturer/supplier about the energy use of the fittings you are recommending.
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Participant Assessment Record Assessment Task 4
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AT4 Compliance Report Submission 1 Tick Satisfactory or Not Satisfactory
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David R AT4 Compliance Report Submission 2 Tick Satisfactory or Not Satisfactory
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AT4 Compliance Report Submission 3 Tick Satisfactory or Not Satisfactory
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Codes for Medium Rise Construction
CPCCBC5001BApply building codes and standards to the construction process for medium rise building projects
59245563500Participant Name: Course Start Date:
Participant ID: Assessment Due Date:
Trainer Name: Kim Grossman Region:
00Participant Name: Course Start Date:
Participant ID: Assessment Due Date:
Trainer Name: Kim Grossman Region:
FNQ
Assessment Booklet 2
Assessment Booklet 2 contains Assessment Tasks 3-6
Assessment Submission Cover Sheet
Assessment Task 5
Construction Type Classification
Assessment Resources Required
To complete this assessment, you will need:
The Internet.
NCC/BCA Codes current version.
Your Codes for Medium Rise Construction Participant Guide.
HIA Student Accommodation Plan Pack 1.
HIA Student Accommodation Plan Pack 2.
HIA Student Accommodation Plan Pack 3.
HIA Student Accommodation Plan Pack 4.
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5.0ASSESSMENT TASK 5 CONSTRUCTION TYPE CLASSIFICATION
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Tasks 5.1 to 5.4 are project tasks relating to Codes for Medium Rise Construction that are to be completed outside the learning delivery environment.
Using the HIA Student Accommodation Plan Packs, address points 5.1 to 5.4.
Participants should provide their submission in a separate document either electronic or hard copy.
Using the drawings of the HIA Student Accommodation Project, identify the construction Type in Revision A of the drawings.
Discuss the significant requirements of Type B construction, drawing on how it differs from Type A construction.
What action can be taken to ensure the building meets the construction type requirements of the client. (Type B construction.)
Identify who would certify the classification, building type and what documentation would be used to identify the classification.
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Participant Assessment Record Assessment Task 5
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AT5 Construction Type Classification Submission 1 Tick Satisfactory or Not Satisfactory
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David R AT5 Construction Type Classification Submission 2 Tick Satisfactory or Not Satisfactory
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AT5 Construction Type Classification Submission 3 Tick Satisfactory or Not Satisfactory
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Codes for Medium Rise Construction
CPCCBC5001BApply building codes and standards to the construction process for medium rise building projects
59245563500Participant Name: Course Start Date:
Participant ID: Assessment Due Date:
Trainer Name: Kim Grossman Region:
00Participant Name: Course Start Date:
Participant ID: Assessment Due Date:
Trainer Name: Kim Grossman Region:
FNQ
Assessment Booklet 2
Assessment Booklet 2 contains Assessment Tasks 3-6
Assessment Submission Cover Sheet
Assessment Task 6
Fire Resistance
Assessment Resources Required
To complete this assessment, you will need:
The Internet.
NCC/BCA Codes current version.
Your Codes for Medium Rise Construction Participant Guide.
HIA Student Accommodation Plan Pack 1.
HIA Student Accommodation Plan Pack 2.
HIA Student Accommodation Plan Pack 3.
HIA Student Accommodation Plan Pack 4.
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6.0ASSESSMENT TASK 6 FIRE RESISTANCE
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Tasks 6.1 to 6.6 are project tasks relating to Codes for Medium Rise Construction that are to be completed outside the learning delivery environment.
Using the HIA Student Accommodation Plan Packs, provide the FRL requirements for the following building elements for the HIA Student Accommodation Project. Include the NCC/BCA volume, section and clause applicable to each answer for points 6.1 to 6.6.
Participants should provide their submission in a separate document either electronic or hard copy.
External Walls Grid 1.
BCA reference -
External Walls Grid D.
Structural Columns at B7 & C7 at RL 20.30.
External walls to stair wells on each level.
One Internal Wall between SOUs.
One Internal Wall of an SOU bounding the public corridor or lobby. Grid C at RL26.5.
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Participant Assessment Record Assessment Task 6
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AT6 Fire Resistance Submission 1 Tick Satisfactory or Not Satisfactory
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David R AT6 Fire Resistance Submission 2 Tick Satisfactory or Not Satisfactory
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AT1 Assessment Task 1 Written Questions SatisfactoryAT2 Assessment Task 2 Verbal Questions SatisfactoryAT3 Assessment Task 3 Short Answer Questions SatisfactoryAT4 Assessment Task 4 Compliance Report SatisfactoryAT5 Assessment Task 5 Construction Type Classification SatisfactoryAT6 Assessment Task 6 Fire Resistance SatisfactoryAssessor Declaration
In completing this assessment, we confirm that the participant has demonstrated all unit outcomes through consistent and repeated application of skills with competent performance in multiple instances over a period of time.
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Assessment Result C, NC, CT, RPL-G, WD, WDNS
CPCCBC5001B Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for medium rise building projects
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