Unit of Competency Mapping – Information for Teachers/Assessors – Information for Learners

CPCCWP5003 Mapping and Delivery Guide
Design waterproofing to internal wet area

Version 1.0
Issue Date: May 2024


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Unit of Competency CPCCWP5003 - Design waterproofing to internal wet area
Description
Employability Skills
Learning Outcomes and Application
Duration and Setting X weeks, nominally xx hours, delivered in a classroom/online/blended learning setting.
Prerequisites/co-requisites
Competency Field
Development and validation strategy and guide for assessors and learners Student Learning Resources Handouts
Activities 		Slides
PPT 		Assessment 1 Assessment 2 Assessment 3 Assessment 4
Elements of Competency Performance Criteria              
Element: Plan and prepare.
  • Identify internal wet areas and waterproofing requirements in accordance with National Construction Code (NCC) and from drawings and specifications.
  • Identify types of construction and their permeability to water and moisture, including concrete, masonry and framing.
  • Determine the use of the wet area to be waterproofed and categorise as low, medium or high usage, including finishes in accordance with client’s needs and use of wet area.
  • Identify shower type to inform the design.
  • Identify extent of membrane application to inform the design.
  • Identify egress points to inform the design.
  • Identify potential water ingress points for the construction.
  • Determine the scope of project, conditions to be managed and waterproofing requirements to be achieved.
  • Determine outfalls to suit water inlet and use of area.
       
Element: Identify types of construction and their permeability to water and moisture, including concrete, masonry and framing.
       
Element: Determine the use of the wet area to be waterproofed and categorise as low, medium or high usage, including finishes in accordance with client’s needs and use of wet area.
       
Element: Identify shower type to inform the design.
       
Element: Identify extent of membrane application to inform the design.
       
Element: Identify egress points to inform the design.
       
Element: Identify potential water ingress points for the construction.
       
Element: Determine the scope of project, conditions to be managed and waterproofing requirements to be achieved.
       
Element: Determine outfalls to suit water inlet and use of area.
       
Element: Carry out risk analysis.
  • Assess risk of water bearing to full extent of application and the effects of charged dynamic water movement in high usage conditions.
       
Element: Assess risks of defects in the waterproofing systems.
       
Element: Assess consequence of water and moisture ingress into space outside of the wet area.
       
Element: Determine feasibility of repair and maintenance of the waterproofing system.
       
Element: Identify site environmental conditions according to approved plans, including surface and sub-surface drainage.
       
Element: Carry out waterproofing design.
  • Confirm type of wet area for use and confirm shower type and components.
       
Element: Confirm other fittings and fixtures in internal wet area, including bath type and position, vanity type and position, toilet/bidet type and position.
       
Element: Identify internal wet area waterproofing systems available to suit the design that are appropriate for the conditions.
       
Element: Develop design requirements for level of risk to moisture and water exposure in consultation with stakeholders.
       
Element: Provide a scope for the installation of the internal wet area waterproofing system, including substrate considerations and compatibility with finishes, in accordance with specifications.
       
Element: Provide quality assurance inspection protocols for internal wet area waterproofing system installation, including substrate assessment for suitability, compliance of membrane installation with manufacturers’ specifications, completion inspection processes, and repair and maintenance plan.
       
Element: Evaluate waterproofing design.
  • Assess effectiveness of internal wet area waterproofing systems design for suitability with site conditions and consequential effect where water bears at the maximum designed level, defects are present in the waterproofing system and defects impact the usage of adjoining areas.
       
Element: Review repair and maintenance plan of internal wet area waterproofing system.
       
Element: Record and report on compliant internal wet area waterproofing design solutions to stakeholders in accordance with service conditions and manufacturers’ specifications, Australian Standards, and NCC performance requirements.
       

Submission Requirements

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Assessment Tasks

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Observation Checklist

Tasks to be observed according to workplace/college/TAFE policy and procedures, relevant legislation and Codes of Practice Yes No Comments/feedback
Identify internal wet areas and waterproofing requirements in accordance with National Construction Code (NCC) and from drawings and specifications. 
Identify types of construction and their permeability to water and moisture, including concrete, masonry and framing. 
Determine the use of the wet area to be waterproofed and categorise as low, medium or high usage, including finishes in accordance with client’s needs and use of wet area. 
Identify shower type to inform the design. 
Identify extent of membrane application to inform the design. 
Identify egress points to inform the design. 
Identify potential water ingress points for the construction. 
Determine the scope of project, conditions to be managed and waterproofing requirements to be achieved. 
Determine outfalls to suit water inlet and use of area. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Assess risk of water bearing to full extent of application and the effects of charged dynamic water movement in high usage conditions. 
 
 
 
 
Confirm type of wet area for use and confirm shower type and components. 
 
 
 
 
 
Assess effectiveness of internal wet area waterproofing systems design for suitability with site conditions and consequential effect where water bears at the maximum designed level, defects are present in the waterproofing system and defects impact the usage of adjoining areas. 
 
 

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