CPCCBC4012B Read and Interpret Plans and Specifications Assessment

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CPC50210 Diploma of Building and
Construction (Building)
CPCCBC4012B Read and
interpret plans and specifications
Project 1
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Assessment: 32634/01

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Introduction
This assessment has been designed to allow you to provide partial
evidence of your competence in the unit CPCCBC4012B Read and
interpret plans and specifications.
Note: you will need to complete additional assessments as you progress
through your course to demonstrate competence for all aspects of the
unit.
In completing your final assessments, you will show evidence of your ability to:
• read and interpret plans and specifications and other details pertinent to the
construction process
• identify the characteristics and features of sites and structures pertinent to a
construction project
• address customer variations to plans and specifications
• apply elements to estimation, planning and supervisory tasks
• communicate specification changes to the client and construction team
Instructions
Complete each of the tasks below based on this scenario.
Scenario
Sullivon Constructions have been contacted by new clients, David
and Tara King, who are aiming to build a double garage on the
property they have recently purchased. The stand-alone double
garage with workshop will be detached from the residence and
positioned within the zoned area as indicated on the site-plan.
The Kings have organised an on-site meeting with you to discuss
their ideas and project requirements, before commencing future
plans to build their first home. The Kings mentioned there may be
later variations which will be discussed along the way.
David and Tara have supplied you with their site plan (provided at
Appendix A - see pages 10&11).