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BSB51415 – Diploma of Building and Construction (Building)

Batch No:

CPCCBC5001 – Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for medium

rise building projects

ASSESSMENT SUMMARY / COVERSHEET This form is to be completed by the assessor and used a final record of student competency. All student submissions including any associated checklists (outlined below) are to be attached to this cover sheet before placing on the students file. Student results are not to be entered onto the Student Database unless all relevant paperwork is completed and attached to this form.

Student Name:

MANBIR SINGH

Student ID No:

OP1893

Final Completion Date:

21 January 2021

Course Title: Unit Code:

CPCCBC5001

Unit Title:

Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for medium rise building projects

Please attach the following documentation to this form:

Result S = Satisfactory NS = Not Satisfactory

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Assessment 2

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Assessment 3

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Assessment 4

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Assessment 5

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Assessment 6

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S | NS Final Assessment Result for this unit

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Student Feedback:

Student Declaration: I declare that I have been assessed in this unit, and I have been advised of my result. I also am aware of my appeal rights. Name: _________ MANBIR SINGH_________ Signature: ____ MANBIR SINGH _________ Date: _21_/_01_/_2021_

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Assessor Declaration: I declare that I have conducted a fair, valid, reliable and flexible assessment with this student, and I have provided appropriate feedback Name: ____Sunaina R_________________________ Signature: ___________________________ Date: ____/_____/_____

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BSB51415 – Diploma of Building and Construction (Building)

Batch No:

CPCCBC5001 – Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for medium

rise building projects

Student Declaration:

I declare that the work submitted is my own and has not been copied or plagiarised from any person or source.

Name:

___ MANBIR SINGH_____

Signature:

___ MANBIR SINGH_____

Date:

_21_/_01__/_2021_

ASSESSOR USE ONLY Assessor: I declare that I have conducted a fair, valid, reliable and flexible assessment with this student, and I have provided appropriate feedback

Name:

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Satisfactory: In the written assessment, did the student: Did the student answer all questions correctly? (Please note which questions were answered incorrectly, if applicable).

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Comments:

 Yes  No

If ‘no’ to the above, did you identify gaps in the student’s understanding and knowledge?

 Yes  No

If ‘yes’ to the above, what arrangements have been made for reassessment?

 Yes  No

Please add any further comments about this assessment on the Assessment Cover Sheet.

ASSESSMENT 1 Prepare a compliance report for the building project. (Maximum of 1000 words)

Metharom Construction (MC) plans to become a leading provider of housing construction and renovation services in the South-East Melbourne area. The company's overall strategy will be based on a continuing improvement process of setting objectives, measuring results, and providing feedback to facilitate further growth and progress. They have been involved in large scale 2

Manbir Singh

OP1893

January 21, 2021

BSB51415 – Diploma of Building and Construction (Building)

Batch No:

CPCCBC5001 – Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for medium

rise building projects construction for 3 years and are now branching out to residential housing. You will be taking on the role of the construction manager. Your duties include: overseeing construction projects to ensure they comply with organisational and legislative requirements, managing resources on-site, implementing policies and procedures on-site, creating environmental management plans per project, managing contractors and suppliers, coordinating site teams, and liaising with clients. For more information regarding Metharom Construction, please see the appendices and company policy documentation

Assessment 1: Prepare a compliance report for the building project. (Maximum of 1000 words) Prepare a compliance report regarding the project (as detailed in the project plans). You will need to evaluate the building’s compliance with performance requirements set out under the Building Code of Australia. Your report should include the following information: a) The building classification b) How the building will be used by occupants c) 5 performance requirements of a building at this classification d) How you (as the builder) will ensure that the building methods used on site are compliant with the BCA and relevant Australian Standards This assessment should be no more than 1000 words.

Compliance Report:

Executive Summary:

Standards and codes are designed to ensure buildings conform to a minimum level of safety. Building codes are created to protect health, safety and general welfare of the public. A building has more than one use and can be assigned with more than one classification.

Findings:

a) The building classification Class 1. Residential or domestic buildings Class 2. Domestic apartment buildings Class 3. Residential other than class 1 or class 2 building 3

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OP1893

January 21, 2021

BSB51415 – Diploma of Building and Construction (Building)

Batch No:

CPCCBC5001 – Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for medium

rise building projects Class 4. A sole residence or dwelling located inside a commercial or nonresidential building Class 5. Office buildings used for professional and commercial purposes Class 6. Retail supplies or services are provided or sold to the public Class 7. Storage or warehouse buildings Class 8. Factories Class 9. Building of a public nature Class 10. Non-habitable buildings

b) How the building will be used by occupants Class 1 - Domestic or residential standalone houses with 2 sub classifications:  Class1A - Single detached dwelling, commonly called a duplex, town house, row house or terrace house or one or a group attached dwellings  Class1B - Boarding house, guest house or hostel town house, villa with a floor area of less than 300 m 2, with less than 12 people living and not located above or below another dwelling other than a garage. Class 2 – SOU (single occupancy unit) in separate dwelling called apartment. Typically, multiple residential units in a building where people live below or above each other. They may also be single storey attached dwellings with a common space below or two dwelling above a common basement or carpark. Class 3 - These are residential buildings that are unlike Class 1 or Class 2 types offering long-term or transient accommodation, like the following:     

Nursing homes Backpacker hostel boarding house hotel, motel or guest house workers’ quarters or student accommodation

Class 4 - A sole residence or dwelling located inside a commercial or nonresidential building, like a caretaker’s residence in a storage facility. Class 5 - These are office buildings used for professional and commercial purposes, like a law or accountants’ office, and or government agencies. Class 6 - For the supply or places to sell goods or provide services to the public like restaurants, shops, and cafés.     

A A A A A

shopping centre. market or showroom. dining room, bar, shop or kiosk part of a hotel or motel. hairdresser or barber shop. public laundry. 4

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rise building projects  A funeral parlour.

Class 7 - Used for storage under the following sub classification:  Class 7A - Carparks.  Class 7B – Warehouses where goods are being displayed for wholesale. Class 8 - Used for production, assembling, packing, repairs, finishing or cleaning of goods, for sale, trade, or gain.  Factory  Workshop  Laboratory Class 9 - Building of a public nature with the following sub classification:  Class 9A - Hospitals or referred in the NCC as health care facilities where patients are undergoing medical treatment.  Class 9B - Buildings where people assemble for social, theatrical, political, religious or civil purposes.  schools,  childcare centres,  sporting facilities,  night clubs,  transport terminals  Class 9C - These types of buildings are residential care buildings.  Aged care facility Class 10 - These buildings or structures are considered non-habitable  Class 10A - Carports, sheds, private garage  Class 10B - Retaining wall, fence, swimming pool, antenna.  Class 10C - Private bush-fire shelter. Mixed Use - These buildings can have mixed uses or have multiple functions and classifications. Ex: Carpark at the basement (Class 7A), Retail spaces (Class 6) at the ground floor, Offices (Class 6) from the 2 nd to the 5th level, and Residential apartments (Class 2) from the 6 th to the 10th level.

c) 5 performance requirements of a building at this classification  Structure – A building or structure, to the degree necessary, must1. Remain stable and not collapse; and 2. Prevent progressive collapse; and 3. Minimize local damage and loss of amenity through excessive deformation, vibration or degradation; and 4. Avoid causing damage to other properties, by resisting the actions to which it may reasonably be subjected. 5

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CPCCBC5001 – Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for medium

rise building projects  Fire Resistance – A building must have elements which will, to the degree necessary, maintain structural stability during a fire appropriate to1. The function or use of the building, and 2. The fire load; and 3. The potential fire intensity; and 4. The fire hazard; and 5. Its proximity to other property; and 6. Any active fire safety systems installed in the building; and 7. The size of any fire compartment; and 8. Fire brigade intervention; and 9. Other elements they support; and 10. The evacuation time.  Access and egress Access must be provided, to the degree necessary, to enable1. Safe; and 2. Equitable and dignified, movement of people to and within a building.  Services and equipment A fire hose reel system must be installed to the degree necessary to allow occupants to allow occupants to safety undertake initial attack on a fire appropriate to1. The size of the fire compartment; and 2. The function or use of the building; and 3. Any other fire safety systems installed in the building; and 4. The fire hazard.  Health and amenity Surface water, resulting from a storm having an average recurrence interval of 20 years and which is collected or concentrated by a building or sitework, must be disposed of in a way that avoids the likelihood of damage or nuisance to any other property. REFERENCE: https://www.builderassist.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/BCA96Volume-One-Amdt13.pdf

d) How you (as the builder) will ensure that the building methods used on site are compliant with the BCA and relevant Australian Standards Builders will not only be responsible for meeting the standards which is to use the right materials and product but also taking responsibility of the risk and hazards of having the employees work in whatever nature of work the employees are in. 6

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CPCCBC5001 – Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for medium

rise building projects To ensure compliance with the BCA, and relevel Australia standards, builders must be able to complete requirements relating to the following:     

Building permits Building inspections Occupancy permits Enforcement of the regulations Maintenance of buildings

The regulations assume the technical reference of the Building code of Australia that must be followed. REFERENCE: https://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/building-and-development/planningand-building-services/construction-development/legislationguidelines/Pages/building-act-1993-building-regulations-2018.aspx

Checklist – Check that your assessment includes the following: 1.1. Relevant performance requirements from the BCA that apply to individual projects (classified as medium rise) are identified. 2.1. Nature of building is determined according to use and arrangement. 2.2. BCA criteria to determine the defined classification are applied. 3.1. Range of criteria that will ensure that construction methods comply with BCA performance requirements is determined. 1

a)

In preparing a compliance report, did the student include the following information: The building classification

Date: ___________________

Comments

Did the student classify the building according to the BCA criteria:  Yes  No The student classified the building as: _______________________ _______________________

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Manbir Singh

OP1893

January 21, 2021

BSB51415 – Diploma of Building and Construction (Building)

Batch No:

CPCCBC5001 – Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for medium

rise building projects b)

How the building will be used by occupants

Did the student explain how the building would be used by the occupants:  

c)

5 performance requirements

Yes No

Did the student discuss 5 performance requirements of a Class 9 building:  Yes  No The student discussed:  Structure  Fire resistance  Access and egress  Services and equipment  Health and amenity  Energy efficiency  Other Please specify: _____________________ _____________________

d)

How you (as the builder) will ensure that the building methods used on site are compliant with the BCA and relevant Australian Standards

Did the student describe how they would ensure that the building methods used on site were compliant with the BCA requirements:  Yes  No

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Manbir Singh

OP1893

January 21, 2021

BSB51415 – Diploma of Building and Construction (Building)

Batch No:

CPCCBC5001 – Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for medium

rise building projects

ASSESSMENT 2

Assessment 2: Apply fire protections to the building project. (Maximum of 600 words) The client has brought you a prepared set of drawings for the building works, and has hired Metharom Construction to build this facility. You have noticed when reviewing the documentation provided, that the building requires additional fire safety measures to be added, in order to comply with the BCA. Using the documents provided, add both passive and active fire protections to the building plans. You will need to do this for both the ground floor and the first floor. Prepare an explanatory memorandum that explains the changes that you have made to the client, and justifies your decisions using the BCA. You will need to ensure that your memorandum includes: a) Passive fire protections/controls b) Active fire protections/controls c) Protection measures relevant to the building’s bushfire attack level (BAL) This assessment should not exceed 600 words.

Explanatory Memorandum a) Passive fire protections/controls Is creating a comprehensive building design solution where fire safety concept are being planned for the containment of fire without resistance. b) Active fire protections/controls Are fire system controls that detects and response to fire emergencies c) Protection measures relevant to the building’s bushfire attack level (BAL) BAL are categorize into 6 levels each levels correspond to the appropriate fire protection measure base on the radiant heat exposure in AS 3959, the table shows BAL BAL – LOW BAL – 12.5

Protection Measure Lowest risk no additional construction requirements 1. The walls of the house should be separated 60/60/60 or /60/60 mins FRL construction made by masonry, earth wall or veneer with thickness of 90mm 9

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Batch No:

CPCCBC5001 – Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for medium

rise building projects

BAL – 19

BAL – 29

BAL – 40 BAL – FZ

2. Doorways should be separated by / 60/30 mins FRL 3. Windows should be /60/mins FRL permanently fixed shut 1. Walls and fascia replace or cover external surfaces of walls that are less that 400mm above ground, decks, carport roofs, awnings and similar elements or fittings, angles 180 to the horizontal and extending greater than 110mm 2. Apply sarking-type material over the outer face of the building frame 3. Cover, seal, overlap, back-block or buttjoint all joints in external surface material of walls to prevent gaps greater than 3mm 1. Installing of shutters or metal fly screens to doors and window 2. Non-combustible materials such as masonry, brick, concrete, aerated concrete 3. Timber or steel-framed walls are sarked outside the frame and clad with fibre cement, steel sheet or mesh 1. Installation of sprinkler system according to AS5414 – 2014 1. Installation of bushfire water spray system 2. Building private bushfire shelter

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OP1893

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BSB51415 – Diploma of Building and Construction (Building)

Batch No:

CPCCBC5001 – Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for medium

rise building projects

M E M O To: From: Subject: Date:

All Employees Harkamaljeet Singh Saggu – Construction Manager Amendments to the Construction Project at 42 Roulade Rd 15 January 2021

I have sent a memorandum for everybody involved in the project at 42 Roulade Road. The project management group have reviewed all documentations submitted by the client for their facility. Careful discussions were done after pointing out that the facility is located in a bushfire prone area. A number of

amendments or additions were agreed to be necessary, not just for the structural safety but for necessary compliance for BCA regulations, most specially in the area of ...