Project assessment 2 of 2
Project assessment 2 of 2
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CPCCBC4004 | Identify and produce estimated costs for building and construction projectsQualification/Course code and name
CPC50220 | Diploma of Building and Construction (Building)Student details
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Assessment instructions
Table SEQ Table * ARABIC 1 Assessment instructions
Assessment details Instructions
Assessment overview The objective of this assessment is to assess your knowledge and ability to demonstrate the skills required in this unit.
Assessment event number 2 of 2
Instructions for this assessment This is a skills-based assessment that assesses your knowledge and performance of the unit.
This assessment is in one part:
Scenario
And is supported by:
Assessment checklist
Assessment feedback
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Specific task instructions
In this assessment, you will prepare and submit an estimate to determine the feasibility and suitability of the Mr and Mrs Brown residential construction project.
To complete this assessment, you are required to have an ability to use digital devices and programs to effectively communicate and collaborate effectively with suppliers, contractors and others.
You will access the following resources:
Mr and Mrs Browns Residential Plans V919 Long URL: (https://share.tafensw.edu.au/share/file/4846960d-e2ae-4bf9-bd3e-04db30c0a661/26/Topic_Building_SR1_MrAndMrsBrownsResidentialPlansV919.pdf)
Mr and Mrs Browns Residential Plans Structural V919 Long URL: (https://share.tafensw.edu.au/share/file/4846960d-e2ae-4bf9-bd3e-04db30c0a661/26/Topic_Building_SR4_MrAndMrsBrownResidentialPlansStructuralV919.pdf)
Mr and Mrs Brown Specifications V919 Long URL: https://share.tafensw.edu.au/share/file/4846960d-e2ae-4bf9-bd3e-04db30c0a661/26/Topic_Building_SR5_MrAndMrsBrownSpecificationsV919.pdf)
Company Costing Spreadsheet V2021 (Topic_Building_SR11) to enter all estimation information for the project. Long URL: https://share.tafensw.edu.au/share/items/0e44a764-0326-463f-9bdc-bcdf32dad882/0/?attachment.uuid=230ebf20-b7c3-444e-a372-10591e34896f
Australian Standard Method of Measurement of Building Works 6th Edition or;Australian and New Zealand standard method of measurement of building works ANZSMM first edition.
HYPERLINK "https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/tafenswlib/detail.action?docID=6452470" Rawlinsons construction cost guide 2021 edition 29 Long URL: (https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/tafenswlib/detail.action?docID=6452470)
Part 1: Scenario - Establish project requirements
To complete this part of the assessment, you must participate in a scenario based activity that will demonstrate your ability to complete skills-based tasks to industry standards. The completed scenarios will be submitted to your teacher/assessor as evidence.
Your responses will be used as part of the overall evidence requirements of the unit.
You should refer to the list of criteria in the assessment checklist to understand what you need to demonstrate in this section of the assessment. This checklist outlines the assessment criteria used to assess your performance.
Once completed, submit this assessment and the tasks and activities you are required to complete to your Teacher/Assessor for marking.
Task 1: Identify project requirements
Task 1.1 Identify the project
Scenario: You are taking on the role as an estimator for the company RB Holdings who are working closely with a client Mr and Mrs Brown to prepare for the build of their dream home.
As part of establishing the requirements for Mr and Mrs Browns project, your manager Joe Lugarno has requested that you identify a number of project requirements; including the required site facilities, communication requirements and temporary boundary fencing requirements, for this build.
These requirements must be determined in accordance with the National Construction Code (NCC) and SafeWork NSW requirements.
In this activity, refer to Mr and Mrs Browns plans and specifications to describe the proposed project as well as the classification of this building according to the National Construction Code (NCC). You will also need to determine the SafeWork NSW requirements required for this project to commence.
To complete this task, you must complete the Project Description tab in the Company Costing spreadsheet. Read the instructions below and complete the required information:
summary of the project type (note classification according to NCC) including its location details
summary of required site facilities, communication and temporary boundary fencing requirements
method of construction including the major building materials to be used
schedule of areas
distinguishing features of the site including contours
identify project specific waste removal requirements.
Task 1.2 Identify relevant codes and standards
Scenario: You have received a message from Joe Lugarno, stating that he is unsure of the relevant codes and standards that Mr and Mrs Browns project must consider and follow. He has asked that you identify the relevant for him.
In this activity, refer to the Browns residential development plans and specifications and interpret the relevant construction regulations, codes and standards required.
Prepare a list of this interpretation on the Legislation Codes and Standards tab of the Company Costing spreadsheet.
Provide links to websites that will enable easy access to relevant Legislation, Codes and Standards for Joe.
Note: The legislation codes and standards list can be added to as the project estimation progresses.
Task 2: Calculate and establish project requirements
Scenario: Now that you have established the project code and standards requirements for the Browns project, Joe Lugarno has asked you commence with the calculation of preliminary costs associated with the project.
Task 2.1 Preliminary Calculations
Scenario: Before the Brown project can begin there are local fees and charges, site set up costs and statutory permissions to be considered.
Joe Lugarno has requested that you calculate the preliminary costs relevant to the Mr and Mrs Brown project to be compliant and to commence construction activities.
All required fees can be found in the Newcastle City Council Fees and Charges Document (Long URL: https://www.newcastle.nsw.gov.au/Newcastle/media/Documents/Reports/Fees_And_Charges_Report-2020-2021.pdf):
The following table provides the various project costs that will aid in the calculation of the final preliminaries cost.
Table SEQ Table * ARABIC 2: Project costing
Item Quantity Rate/Cost
Site establishment labour 15 hours $40/hr
BASIX certificate N/A $420
Site safety management/ supervision 25 hours $80/hr
Environmental Protection establishment/maintenance 8 hours $80/hour
Waste Management (bins/ waste protection) N/A $2,500
Site fencing purchase 45 panels $85/panel
Site shed/lunch room rental 15 weeks $180/week
Portaloo hire includes pump outs 26 weeks $65/week
Temporary power install and connect N/A $5,200
Scaffolding rental supply, install and removal job lot for 4 weeks N/A $6,500
For this task, you will have to complete the Preliminaries tab in the Company Costing spreadsheet by addressing the following:
Access the Newcastle City Council Fees and Charges Document and apply the relevant fees that you identify:
When reviewing the Newcastle City Council website, you should consider:
The project is complying development with an estimated value of $450,000.
Access the plans and apply the correct aggregated gross area of new works.
Add the necessary approval fees and statutory costs that will be applied to the estimates. These fees can be found in the Newcastle City Council Fees and Charges Document provided.
Complying Development Application
Construction Certificate
Occupation Certificate
Council appointed as the Principal Certifier for Building Works (includes compulsory inspections) Access the Icare HBCF Premium calculator and determine the Home Building Compensation Fund (HBCF) premium costs for the project if the contract for this build is $245,000.
Note: the information in the table are typical preliminary items and do not represent every projects requirements. All rates are inclusive of GST.
Task 2.2 Determine labour costs
Scenario: Now that the preliminary costs have been determined for your estimation you have briefly discussed with Joe Lugarno the labour requirements for the Mr and Mrs Brown project. He has asked for a detailed view of the labour costs, including contractors, sub-contractors and directly employed employees to add to the estimate for the Browns residential build.
In this activity, you are required to complete the Labour Resources tab in the Company Costing spreadsheets and complete the following activities. Where necessary, you should refer to the Building and Construction General Site Award 2020 (or most current version) to source the labour entries:
Access the Building and Construction general site award (Long URL: https://www.fairwork.gov.au/employment-conditions/awards/awards-summary/ma000020-summary) to determine the three different types of labour rates and complete the Labour Rates section.
Identify the number of contractors, sub-contractors and directly employed employees appropriate for the Browns project. You will need to consider the size and type of project as per Task 1.1 to inform your estimates.
Use the Productive Hours Calculation section to determine the approximate productive labour time per week. Use this calculation to provide an estimate of labour hours for the Browns residential build for a carpentry contractor if the total requirement for this contractor is three months.
Use the Labour-On-Cost section found in the Labour Resources tab to calculate the on-costs for the Leading Hand Carpenter (inclusive of Workers Compensation). Refer to the Icare HBCF Premium calculator to calculate the Workers Compensation.
Note: All red shaded cells are to be completed in the Labour Costing Rate Calculations Leading Hand Carpenter section of the Labour Resources Tab
Task 2.3 Sundry Materials Consumables and physical resources
Scenario: So now you have the preliminaries and labour costs estimated, Joe Lugarno has requested that you begin the material, consumable and physical resource estimates.
He has referred you to the Mr and Mrs Browns Residential Plans as reference to determine estimated quantities to complete this task.
As a standard process RB Holdings will hire specialised equipment for projects such as the Browns residential build, this approach saves cost as the company does not need to pay for equipment that will not be used regularly, during this process identify plant equipment that you would consider hiring for this build.
In this activity, you are required to access and complete the Sundries and Physical Resources tab in the Company Costing Spreadsheet to:
determine the cost of the required materials
consumables
plant equipment and its transport.
You will need to contact or research real suppliers of the materials, consumables and plant equipment that are provided as examples in the Sundries and Physical Resources that will be required for the project.
As you confirm costings in the spreadsheet, you must reference the name / link or website from which the quote has been obtained from.
Note:
The schedule only lists selected examples of materials, consumables and plant equipment and do not represent the actual items that you might need for any real, future projects.
Task 2.4 Hire Terms and Conditions
Scenario: As you will be hiring equipment for this project, it is important to be fully aware of the Terms and Conditions that RBHoldings must agree to. Joe Lugarno has asked that you review the Terms and Conditions of your nominated plant and equipment hire supplier and identify some key aspects of these.
In this activity, you are required to use your nominated plant and equipment hire supplier (from task 2.3) and review the company Terms and Conditions. Access the Hire Terms & Conditions tab in the Company Costing Spreadsheet and complete the following information:
When does the hire period start and end and what are the periods of hire?
Describe the meaning of equipment waiver and what are the implications to the customer.
Describe operational costs that the user will be liable for under the hire agreement
Task 3: Estimated Project Costs
Scenario: Now that you have obtained the various costs associated with the Mr and Mrs Brown project, you must apply the information to the project plans and specifications to estimate the costs to move the build through to lock up stage. Your manager Joe Lugarno would like you to establish the project cost estimates for the following works, and has asked that you use the pricing obtained in Tasks 1 and 2 to calculate these:
the concrete slab
the brickwork
the carpentry fix out
the offsite production costs for the windows.
Joe has referred you to the Browns plans and specifications to complete the following activities.
Task 3.1 a) Concrete quantities
Scenario: Joe Lugarno has provided you with the necessary specifications for the concrete slab per the Mr and Mrs Brown Structural Plan. You are required to calculate an estimate of the reinforced concrete slab using specifications provided. He has asked that you calculate both applied material cost, as well as the concrete net rate.
In the Concrete tab in the Company Costing spreadsheet, calculate the quantities required for the reinforced concrete thickened edge beam and slab, as well as the net rate cost for the concrete slab with the following specifications.
N25 (25MPa) reinforced concrete poured on ground for floor slab and attached edge beams as per footing layout in the Mr and Mrs Browns Structural Plans V919 and AS2870/ AS3600.
Quantities inclusive of floor slab and thickened edge beam Exclusions:
(Refer to highlighted areas on the structural plan in Appendix 2)
veranda footings and the slab do not need to be included in your calculation
Task 3.1 b) Concrete net rate
In this task, you are required to complete the Concrete Rate tab in the Company Costing spreadsheets and complete the following question:
You are required to calculate the net rates for concrete (expressed in cubic metres) as per the quantities derived in Task 3.1, with the following specification:
N25 (25MPa) reinforced concrete poured on ground for floor slab and attached edge beams direct from truck/ vibrated/ screed and finished.
Basis 10 m3
Materials:
1 m3 @ $275m3/ waste to be included 10%
Labour direct employee:
place/ vibrate/ screed and finish 1.85hrs per m3
supervision on labour 20%
on cost on labour 80%
Physical Resources:
Concrete Vibrator For 10m3 basis 1-day use - $120
All other items inclusive as per trade tools
Task 3.2 Brickwork
Scenario: With the concrete costs calculated, Joe has requested that you continue with costing the required Brickwork using the specifications that he has provided. While reviewing the plans and specifications, he has confirmed that you will need to calculate the quantities required for both the face brickwork and the sill brickwork, and the net rate cost for each.
Task 3.2 a) Brickwork quantities
Refer to spreadsheet tab labelled Bricks in the Company Costing spreadsheet for the following question.
You are required to read the correct plans and specification to calculate the quantities required for the face brickwork, with the following specification:
230 x 110mm selected face (average) bricks veneer to AS3700/4773
Laid in stretcher bond/ 1:4 cement/ sand/ flush joint
All deductions to be included (meter box deduction not required)
Allow 50 bricks per metre square (excludes waste)
Sills laid in 1:4 mortar pointed on top and edge.
(Note: Ancillary installations such as wall ties and DPC are inclusive in the rates).
Task 3.2 b) Brickwork net rate
Refer to spreadsheet tabs labelled Brickwork Net rate and Sills Net rates in the Company Costing spreadsheet for the following questions.
You are required to calculate the net rates for face brickwork and sills as per the quantities calculated in the previous task.
Ensure costings are shown and all references are included in the relevant tab in the Company Costing Spreadsheet.
i) Face bricks
230mm selected face (average) bricks, laid in stretcher bond, 1:4 cement mortar, raked joint. Basis 20m2 or 1000 bricks. Net rate answers to be expressed as:per 1000/20m2
per brick and
per m2.
Materials:
Average face bricks $1454.00 per 1000/ waste to be included 5%
Cement $8 per bag
Sand 0.8 tonne per 1000 bricks/ $85.10 per tonne
Waste on mortar 20%.
Labour - Sub-contract
Bricklayer 1hr/ m2 @$50.00/ hr
Labourer assist 0.35hr/ m2 @ $40.00/ hr.
Physical Resources:
Raking joint 0.35hr/ m2 @ $50.00 hr
Scaffold included in Preliminaries
All other plant inclusive in rates.
i) Sills
230mm selected (average) bricks laid on edge, laid in 1:4 mortar, pointed top and edge
Basis 20m or 240 bricks. Net rate answers to be expressed as:
20 of sills or 240 bricks
Per metre.
Materials:
Average face - $0.81 per brick/ waste to be included 5%
Cement $8 per bag/ 4 bags per 1000
Sand 0.8 tonne per 1000 bricks/ $85.10 per tonne
Waste on mortar 20%.
Labour: sub-contract
Bricklayer 1.0hr/ metre @$50 hr
Labourer to assist 0.35hr/ m @$40 hr.
Physical Resources:
Not required all-inclusive.
Task 3.3 Carpentry
Scenario: Continuing with the costing process, Joe Lugarno has requested that you calculate the required quantities and net rate costs for the carpentry required for the Mr and Mrs Brown project. He has reminded you to calculate the separate quantities and net rates for the external door, internal door, architrave and skirting as part of the total carpentry fix out.
Task 3.3 a) Carpentry quantities
Refer to spreadsheet tab labelled Carpentry for the following question.
You are required to read the correct plans and specification to calculate the quantities required for the fix out carpenter, with the following specification:
External doors (average) include double rebated jamb, hinges, lock and deadlock, fitted and finished (BAL as per specification not to be considered). Measure as per all doors are similar.
Internal doors (exclude cavity sliders and robe sliders)
67 x 19 pencil round architrave
garage area and door/ cavity sliders not required
67 x 19 pencil round skirting
Laundry / bath / en-suite / kitchen and garage not required
Deduction for internal doors is not required.
Task 3.3 b) Carpentry net rate
Refer to spreadsheet tabs labelled Ext door nett rate, Int door nett rate, Architrave nett rate, and Skirting nett rate for the following questions.
You are required to calculate the net rates for fix out carpentry, as per measurements calculated in the previous task, with the following specification. Included in the specifications are the task that the carpenter will be required to complete, cost, and the estimated time taken to complete each task where applicable.
Ensure costings are shown and all references are included in the relevant tab in the Company Costing Spreadsheet.
Note that plant equipment and supervision costs are not required for this costing process.
Net rate answers to be expressed as:
Per door and per metre as applicable.
i) - External door net rate Basis per door
Item Cost Task Time
External selected door (average allowance) $92.00/ door cut and fix double rebated jamb to timber frame 1 hour
Meranti double rebated jamb $63.00 per set fit solid core door to rebated jamb 1 hour
100mm stainless steel hinges (3 per door) $11.10/ hinge install locks 0.5 hours
25mm screws 8 gauge s/s 8 per hinge $0.42/ screw Lockset Gainsborough tri lock $194.00/ lock
ii) - Internal door net rate Basis per door
Item Cost Task Time
Internal (flush panel) hollow core door allowance $28.00 cut and fit jamb 1 hour to timber frame 1 hour
Single rebated jamb. Meranti (1 set) $36.00 fit hollow core door jamb 0.75 hours
75mm butt hinges $5.90 fit passage/ privacy set 0.3 hours
25mm 8 gauge screws (6 per hinge) $0.42/ hinge Passage/ privacy set $35.00/ set iii) Architrave Basis 100m
Item Cost Task Time
67x19 pine pencil round (Waste 10%) $1.85/m cut and fix architrave 8 hours/ 100m
Nails allow 1box $125.00 Glue allow 1 box $87.00 iv) - Skirting - Basis 100m
Item Cost Task Time
67 x 19 pine pencil round (Waste 10%) $2.42/m cut and fix architrave 11 hours/ 100m
Nails allow 1box $125.00 Glue allow 1 box $87.00. Task 3.4 Offsite production cost for windows
Scenario: Joe Lugarno has called out to tell you what a great job you have been doing with the project costing and has one last request of you.
He has sent you the window specifications and has asked that you calculate the required window quantities and the offsite production cost for the window work for the Mr and Mrs Brown Project.
Refer to spreadsheet tab labelled Window schedule for the following questions.
Using the Rawlinsons construction cost guide 2021 edition 29 and the Window and Door Schedule in Mr and Mrs Browns Residential Plans to determine the costs for the supply of the windows to the Mr & Mrs Brown project.
The response is to include the following details in the spreadsheet tab labelled Window schedule. A detailed window schedule showing
Prices included in the schedule for each window assume the following:
Standard stock frame sections
Single glazed
Reveals included
Hardware included
Powder coated
50% opening
Installed into place
Extend the price for each window in the schedule for the inclusion of sliding insect screens
Develop a total price for each window inclusive of the insect screen
Delivery charges are calculated on the basis of the number of trucks required to deliver the windows (including labour cost). The delivery charges are $350/truck. Assume that you will need 2 trucks to complete the delivery.
Develop a total price for all the windows for the project.
Task 3.5 Finalise estimated project costs
Scenario: Now that you have calculated all the required project cost individually, it is time to finalise the estimated project costs and complete the summary of the project costs for RBHoldings. Your manager has requested that you compile all of the calculated project costs and apply the necessary fixed cost percentages to this total cost. He has also asked that you make consider any risks associated with your estimates and risk mitigations.
Refer to spreadsheet tabs labelled Summary sheet for the following questions.
With the project cost estimations calculated, you are required to complete the Summary Sheet for inclusion for the tender bill using the following information provided:
List the Approvals and Preliminary items (including site direct labour costs) and extend
Total materials, labour and plant for Concrete, Brickwork and Carpentry
Off-site manufacturing (windows) price
Add Profit 15%
Add Overhead - 10%
Add GST where applicable
Total price to be documented at the bottom of the summary sheet.
Identify risks involved with making estimates
Identify a way to mitigate each of the risks you have identified.
Note:
This assessment does not necessarily fulfil the total price to construct a real dwelling. Other predetermined trade costs have been included in the Summary Tab of your spreadsheet to provide a reasonably realistic final price for this project, however other project specific costs may apply to a real project.
Part 2: Assessment checklist
The students copy of the assessment checklist will be used by you to capture evidence of their performance in any type of project. This checklist outlines all the required criteria you will be marking the student on. All criteria described in the assessment checklist must be met. The following checklist contains benchmark responses for you to use when assessing to ensure reliability of judgement.
Table SEQ Table * ARABIC3 Assessment Checklist
TASK/STEP # Instructions S U/S Assessor comments
1.1 Review plans and specifications to describe the proposed project and identify project requirements.
Has the student summarised the project type including location details? Yes/No
Has the student summarised site facilities and communication requirements? Yes/No
Has the student described the method of construction including major construction materials to be used? Yes/No
Has the student detailed a Schedule of areas? Yes/No
Has the student identified distinguishing features of the site including contours? Yes/No
Has the student identified approval requirements regarding Construction Waste Management? Yes/No
1.2 Develop a list on the Legislation Codes and Standards tab to provide web links to enable easy access to relevant Legislation, Codes and Standards and other resources that will apply to this project.
Has the student accessed the relevant plans and correctly applied the aggregated gross area of new works? Yes/No
2.1 Calculate and establish project costs including approval fees and statutory costs, by accessing the relevant documents and considering information from the applicable councils website.
Has the student entered the correct approval fees and statutory costs to be applied to estimates into the Preliminaries tab in the spreadsheet, including Complying Development Application, Construction Certificate, Occupation Certificate, Council appointed as the Principal Certifier fees? Yes/No
Has the student determined the Home Building Compensation Fund premium costs for the project? Yes/No
Has the student applied all the preliminary predetermined costs to the Preliminaries tab in the spreadsheet? Yes/No
2.2 Determine labour costs using the schedules in the spreadsheet labelled Labour Resources.
Has the student determined the three different types of labour rates as described in the Labour Resources tab? Yes/No
Has the student identified the number of contractors, sub-contractors and directly employed employees appropriate for the project? Yes/No
Has the student determined the approximate productive labour time per week? Yes/No
Has the student calculated the on-costs for the Leading Hand Carpenter? Yes/No
2.3 Obtain material and consumable prices and complete the Sundries and Physical Resources schedule to determine estimated quantities required.
Has the student obtained material and consumable prices and completed the Sundries and Physical Resources schedule? Yes/No
Has the student identified plant equipment needed to support construction using the material identified as per TGA guidelines? Yes/No
2.4 Using the nominated supplier of plant and equipment, access the companys terms and conditions to understand implications and liabilities.
Has the student identified the hire periods, and hire period start and end from the Hire Terms and Conditions? Yes/No
Has the student described the equipment waiver and the implications to the customer? Yes/No
Has the student described operational costs that the user will be liable for under the hire arrangement? Yes/No
3.1 Read and interpret plans, specifications and simplified structural plan to calculate concrete quantities required.
Has the student calculated the correct concrete quantities required for the project? Yes/No
Has the student calculated the net rates for concrete to specifications? Yes/No
3.2 Read correct plans and specifications to calculate the quantities required for the face brickwork, ensuring costings are shown and references included.
Date of observation:
Has the student calculated the correct quantities of bricks required for the project? Yes/No
Has the student calculated the correct net rates for face brickwork and sills to specifications? Yes/No
3.3 Read correct plans and specifications to calculate the quantities required for the fix out carpenter, ensuring costings are shown and references included.
Has the student calculated the correct quantities required for the fix out carpenter? Yes/No
Has the student calculated the correct net rates for fix out carpentry to specifications? Yes/No
3.4 Read correct plans and specifications to determine the offsite production costs of windows for the project.
Has the student determined the costs for the supply of windows and entered relevant details to the Window schedule? Yes/No
3.5 Finalise estimated project costs and complete the Summary Sheet for inclusion in the tender bill using relevant information provided. Identify a minimum of two risks and associated mitigation strategies with making estimates.
Has the student completed the Summary Sheet for inclusion in the tender bill using the relevant information? Yes/No
Has the student identified two risks and associated mitigation strategies with making estimates? Yes/No
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Table SEQ Table * ARABIC4 Mr and Mrs Brown Construction Schedule
Appendix 204994275Figure SEQ Figure * ARABIC 2 Structural plan
Figure 2 Structural plan
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Appendix 3
Table SEQ Table * ARABIC5 Income and Expenditure report
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