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The range statement relates to the unit of competency as a whole. It allows for different work environments and situations that may affect performance. Bold italicised wording, if used in the performance criteria, is detailed below. Essential operating conditions that may be present with training and assessment (depending on the work situation, needs of the candidate, accessibility of the item, and local industry and regional contexts) may also be included. |
Design requirements include: | architectural specificationsbuilder specificationsdesign of fire-compliant hydraulic services should ensure that hydraulic services maintain the integrity, insulation and structural adequacy of a building in case of fire.owner requirementsspecialist design applications. |
Cost-benefit analysis includes: | comparison of range of suitable materials and system choices available to enable cost-effective choices to be made without compromising the integrity of the project. |
Statutory, regulatory, Australian and New Zealand standards and relevant building code requirements include: | AS/NZS3500 National plumbing and drainage setmanual of authorisation procedures for plumbing and drainage products (MP52)material and authorisation standards specified by:statutory plumbing authoritylocal authorityBuilding Code of Australia (BCA)relevant Acts, regulations and local and state government policies. |
Manufacturer requirements include: | material specificationstechnical and trade manuals. |
Desktop study includes: | collection and interpretation of existing data for design purposes from:architectural and building planscouncil requirementsdeveloper requirementsregulatory requirementsother documents and reports as available. |
Performance requirements include: | Australian and New Zealand standardsBCA requirementslocal authority performance requirementssite and application specific performance requirements. |
Layout of pipework systems: | includes:car park systemsconcealed pipeworkduct systemsexposed pipeworkfire-rated pipeworknon fire-rated pipeworksprinklered and non-sprinklered areasshould have principles of economy, serviceability, durability and fit for use appliedshould not unduly affect building integrity and aesthetic appeal. |
Fire check collars include: | range of intumescent collars available. |
Fire-rated materials include: | fittingspipeworkvalves. |
Penetration techniques include: | concrete floorsgalvanised decking systemsply formwork systemspost and pre-tensioned concrete flooring systemspre-cast flooring systems. |
Insulation and fill materials include: | caulking compoundsfibreglassfoamsproprietary fill materialsrock wool. |
Fire-resistance level includes: | insulationintegritystructural adequacy. |
Pipe fixings include fire-rated: | anchorsbracket spacingcorrosion protectionhanging bracketsmaterial requirementssaddleswall and ceiling brackets. |
Installation requirements include: | clippinginstallation detailsinsulationjointing requirementslevel of workmanship. |
Compliance inspection includes checking that: | approved materials appropriate to fire-rated compartments and required fire-resistance level are usedclipping and insulation comply with regulatory requirementsfire compartments are not compromised by hydraulic servicesinstallation is appropriate for the fire-resistance level. |
Fire-compliant duct systems include: | brickconcretemasonryplasterboard. |
Fire-rated building materials include: | brickconcretemasonryplasterboardother building materials as applicable. |
Plans may include: | axonometricscross-sectionsdetailselevationsisometricsschematics, which may be produced using:pencilIndian inkpigment linercomputer generationsections. |
Specification may include: | clipping and specialised componentsjointingmanufacturermaterialsvalve selectionworkmanship. |
Compliance report includes: | conclusionsdocumentation of the compliance inspectionevaluation of findingsrecommendations. |
Operation and maintenance manual includes: | maintenance requirementsyearly inspection requirements. |