Learners Assessment Guide

Certificate IV in Building and

Construction (Building)
Certificate IV in Building and
Construction (Estimating)
Certificate IV in Building and
Construction (Site Management)

Unit: CPCCBC4012B Read and

interpret plans and specifications

Course: CPC40110
CPC40308
CPC40508

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 UNIT DESCRIPTION AND ASSESSMENT
REQUIREMENTS
Essential Administrative Information
Unit Code CPCCBC4012B
Unit Title Read and interpret plans and specifications
Mode Of Study Blended
Application Of The This unit of competency supports the needs of site managers,
Unit forepersons, estimators, builders, managers and other
building and construction industry personnel responsible for
ensuring the currency of plans and specifications and for
reading and interpreting these for application to estimation,
planning and related supervisory activities.
Unit Descriptor This unit of competency specifies the outcomes required to
read and interpret plans and specifications applicable to low
rise residential and commercial projects in order to inform
estimation, planning and supervisory activities.
Assessment Method Project
Q&A
Quiz

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 Learning Outcomes
Evidence of the required skills and knowledge described below is essential for this unit.
Required Skills  Communication skills to:
 consult with industry professionals
 enable clear and direct communication, using questioning to
identify and confirm requirements, share information, listen and
understand
 interact effectively by telephone, facsimile, email and in writing
with clients, organisational personnel and appropriate local
authorities
 Read and interpret:
 tender documentation
 other relevant workplace documentation
 use language and concepts appropriate to cultural differences
 use and interpret non-verbal communication
 written communication skills to produce required documentation
 Identify and analyse relevant information
 Numeracy skills to calculate labour hours and costs and material
quantities and costs
 translation of documented requirements into on-site activities and
site and structural features from two-dimensional to three-
dimensional formats.
Required  Building and construction practices
Knowledge  Internal documentation systems
 Regulatory approvals processes and timeframes
 Relevant state or territory building and construction codes,
standards and regulations
 Types of building and construction drawings and drawing
perspectives
 Types of building and construction industry contracts
Critical aspects  Read and interpret plans and specifications including identification
of evidence of key features, levels, contours, sections, service entry points, site
required to features to be removed or retained and other details pertinent to
demonstrate the construction process
competency in  Identify the characteristics and features of sites and structures
this unit are: pertinent to a construction project, including:
 determine correct orientation of structures on site
 establish location of key on-site features in relation to building or
other structures
 Identify and incorporate customer variations to agreed plans and
specifications
 Correctly interpret essential elements and apply these to
estimation, planning and supervisory tasks
 Effectively communicate specification changes to organisational
personnel and confirm variations with the client.
Learning Prescribed reading information NCC & Australian Standards
Resources Additional workplace policies & procedures where relevant
Access to a multiplicity of resources, tools and learning materials,
both online and in hard copy.
Reasonable Assessments tasks can be modified to ensure that all learners have
Adjustments access to a fair and flexible assessment process. This could include
verbal assessment or video assessment replacing the written
requirements. If you believe you have a genuine reason for
adjusting the assessment please discuss your case with the
trainer.

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 SUMMARY
CPCCBC4012B Read and interpret plans and specifications
CLASS ACTIVITY Class Activity 1 - Super Saturday
The class activity
for this unit
consists of the
following methods:
ASSESSMENT Assessment Task 1 - Project: Reading Plans
The assessment for Assessment Task 2 - Project: Reading Plans
this unit consists of Assessment Task 3 - Q&A
the following Assessment Task 4 - Quiz
methods:
MATERIAL TO BE
CCPCCBC4012B - Presentation - VXX.pdf
PRE-READ
ASSESSMENT
Assessment Task
TASKS TO BE
COMPLETED 1 2 3 4
VERSUS SESSION Session Class & Class & Class & Class &
NUMBER Number Homework Homework Homework Homework
1 1 4
2 2 4
3 3 3
GUIDELINES FOR 1. Use the learner resources provided to assist you in addressing
ASSESSMENT each assessment task.
SUBMISSION 2. All assessments and questions must be accompanied by the
supplied Assessment Cover Sheet.
3. You may prepare your Assessment Task on the Assessment Task
Sheets provided in this guide or set out the completed Assessment
Task using your own stationery and presentation strategies.
4. Ensure you keep a copy of your work.
5. Answer all of the questions. Your assessor will be looking for
answers that are correct, meet the current legal requirements and
take into account the building company scenarios provided.
6. “Competency” will be gained when all of the responses
have been answered correctly.
7. Do not plagiarize. Ensure all work is your own. Do not work in
groups except as directed by the Trainer/Assessor.
8. All assessments must be submitted by the due date.
9. If, for any reason you have been deemed Not Yet Competent (NYC)
by your trainer, you can make a resubmission of your assessment
and submit it by the resubmission due date.
10. Any extension requests must be made in writing and approved by
the trainer.
11. Your trainer will provide you with feedback about your assessment.
APPEALS All students have the right to challenge the result of an assessment
PROCESS deemed Not Yet Competent (NYC) or Not Competent (NC). The correct
procedure for making an appeal is outlined in your TIV Student
Handbook. For further information, please consult your trainer or
contact the TIV Student Support Team on (03) 9399 9511
STUDENT Student Support will be available for students deemed NYC after three
SUPPORT TEAM attempts and/or six weeks after unit delivery ceases. It is designed to
assist those students who are falling behind and require further
training and assistance to achieve Competency. In most cases, access
to the Student Support Teams will be activated by the Trainer where
the student remains NYC after three attempts and/or the expiration of
6 weeks.

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 Minimum Criteria For Computer And Computer
“Apps”
Apps/ Logo Criteria
Computer
Language should be set for English (Australia), and
Computer
date format should be set for dd/mm/yyyy.
and Charger
Calculator, place on the Taskbar for quick access.
Calculator

Licensed copy of Microsoft Word, place on the Taskbar

Microsoft for quick access.
Word
Licensed copy of Microsoft Excel, place on the Taskbar
Microsoft
for quick access.
Excel
Licensed copy of Microsoft PowerPoint, place on the
Microsoft
Taskbar for quick access.
PowerPoint
To read PDF files, place on the Taskbar for quick
Adobe
access
Acrobat
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Reader DC
To read PDF files, place on the Taskbar for quick
Fox It Reader access
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Learners may find it difficult to express their answer in
words, but there are other means of expressing
answers, such as images. Snipping Tool allows for
images to be copied and pasted into Word Documents.
Place on the Taskbar for quick access
Snipping Tool
Apple Mac
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screen)
Command + Shift + 4 (screenshot of part of the
screen)
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Significance Of Colour Coding
No Colour Code Explanation
Common Resources > A “Grey” colour code signifies that the Learner
Acts needs to reference documents from “Common
1
Common Resources > Resources” and in this instance, needs to reference
Projects the “Acts”, and “Project Drawings”
2 Question Question posed to the Learner
A “Beige” colour code signifies that a response to
the question(s) must be placed by the Learner
3 Answer within the highlighted area. Failure to complete
a response will result in the submission being
returned to the Learner.
Trainer to Provide A “Light Green” colour code signifies that the
4
Guidance Trainer will provide further guidance.

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Rename all your files which are to be submitted to TIV using the example below.

Example
Before Renaming
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Your files
If your name was John Citizen, rename your file(s) to:

After Renaming John Citizen - CPCC4012B - LAG – V21.0.docx

Your files
There is no need to convert any of your files to PDF unless the
assessment specifically requests for it.

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 Assessment Cover Sheet

Student Name: Ranjodh malhi

Student Number: pa3109299

Unit Read and interpret plans and

Unit Code: CPCCBC4012B
Name: specifications

Trainer’s Name: Aygun Ozkan

Declaration and statement of authorship:

Students must enter their name, student number and the date in the spaces above
and below

I declare that this assessment task is my own work unless otherwise acknowledged and is
in accordance with TIV’s plagiarism policy.

I certify that this assessment task has not been submitted previously for academic credit
for this or any other unit. I acknowledge that the assessor of this assessment task may,
for the purpose of assessing this task:

• Reproduce this assessment task and provide a copy to another member of TIV;
• Communicate a copy of this assessment task to a plagiarism checking service (which
may then retain a copy of the task on its database for the purpose of future
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• Submit the assessment task to other forms of plagiarism checking.
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(typed name acceptable)
Mobile Phone
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Email Address: [email protected]

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CPCCBC4012B
CLASS ACTIVITIES
Class Activity 1 – Super Saturday
This activity is not part of this units competency, it is used
to enhance the Learners Knowledge and Experience
Super Saturday Site Visit (students must read the document below prior to
turning up on site)

Super Saturday > Super Saturday - Tottenham - PPE Requirements - V20.0.pdf

A “OHS Site Audit Checklist” will be completed on site, during Super Saturday.

Super Saturday, also known as Panic Saturday, is the last Saturday before
Christmas, a major revenue-generating day for retailers, and shoppers' traditional
last chance for serious gift buying. As such, Super Saturday features big discounts,
extended store hours, and, for many retailers, one of the best sales days of the
entire year The National Retail Federation (NRF) first began tracking sales on Super
Saturday in 2016. In 2020 the NRF reported that it expected up to 150 million online
and in-store shoppers on Super Saturday. That's second only to the 155.7 million
shoppers who showed up on Super Saturday.
Personal protective equipment, commonly referred to as "PPE", is equipment worn
to minimize exposure to hazards that cause serious workplace injuries and illnesses.
These injuries and illnesses may result from contact with chemical, radiological,
physical, electrical, mechanical, or other workplace hazards. Personal protective
equipment may include items such as gloves, safety glasses and shoes, earplugs or
muffs, hard hats, respirators, or coveralls, vests and full body suits.
PPE may include:
• Protective gloves
• Hearing protection
• Full face shields when cutting, grinding, or chipping
• Chemical splash goggles
• Respiratory protection
• Fall protection equipment when working above 6 feet

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CPCCBC4012B
ASSESSMENT TASK
Assessment Task 1 – Project: Reading Plans
You are to study the Bitola Grove plans and specifications to locate and respond to the
following questions. A number of the questions will require you to use the SNIPPING TOOL, snip
the following items into your workbook. You may need to resize the image accordingly. Your
trainer will guide you.

Students are to ensure that their response for numerous answers are provided
either in metres (m), millimeters (mm) or area (m2), as described for each
question.

Common Resources > Projects > Lot 22 Bitola Grove LALOR > Lot 22 Bitola Grove
LALOR - Architectural Drawings.pdf
Common Resources > ARCS > Standards
Presentation
Internet
Exampl How many Solar Hot Water Panels
1
e are there on the roof of the house?
AS1684 is an Australian Standard. Residential timber framing
1.
What is it’s full name? construction
2. FFL stands for? 10.32
203.1m Students are to provide
3. What is the site area?
their response in “m2”
4. The Scale of the laundry drawing?
Is there an existing concrete
5.
driveway “crossover”?
What building item
6.
measures 4800mm x 2150mm?
What is the width of the double
Students are to provide
7. brickwork along the western side of 230mm
their response in “mm”
the garage wall?
At what centres (distances apart)
Students are to provide
8. are
their response in “m”
“weep holes” in brickwork spaced?
What is the front external wall
finish? Selected colour rende
9.
Box gutter drains have minimum
10.
fall of?
What is the height of the top shelf
in the Master Bedroom Walk in Students are to provide
11. 2000mm
Robe (WIR) from their response in “mm”
Finished Floor Level (FFL)?
Is there a box gutter on the garage
12.
boundary?

How many awning windows panes

are there?
13. 15

What type of Roof Cladding is to be

14.
installed?

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 What is the size of the shower base Students are to provide
15.
for the Common Bathroom? their response in “mm”
58.3(m2 Students are to provide
16. What is total carpeted area?
) their response in “m2”
The Building Code of Australia or
BCA mandates that sarking is
necessary for any new residential
Roof tiles must comply with BCA roofs that contain rafters longer
17.
clause? than six metres. Also, it is
recommended that any tile roof
with a pitch lower than 20
degrees should contain sarking
Insert an image of “Smoke
18.
Detector”
Insert an image of “Wall Bracing
19.
Unit – Alternative 1”
Insert an image of
20.
“Windows 10, 11 and 12”
Insert an image of “110mm Brick
21. Work, 40mm Cavity, and 90mm
Timber Stud, 10mm Plaster”
They range in size from 65mm
square to 120mm round. Usually,
down-pipe manufacturers refer to
the Outer Diameter (OD) of
guttering products when they talk
What is the abbreviation for
22. about sizes (but not always).
“Down Pipes”
When a downpipes is square, the
“rounding” on the corners varies
between manufacturers along
with the “squareness” of the
square sides.
Control joints, or contraction
What is the abbreviation for joints, are sometimes confused
23.
“Control Joints” with expansion joints, but have a
different purpose and function.
The definition of exhaust is the
What is the abbreviation for release of used steam or gas. An
24.
“Exhaust Fan” example of exhaust is what comes
out of a car's tail pipe.
Insert an image of a “typical
25.
boundary gutter detail”
Insert an image of “Section
26. Bathroom Section” showing, Bath,
Vanity and Shower

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Assessment Task 2 – Project: Reading Plans

Common Resources > Projects > Lot 22 Bitola Grove LALOR > Lot 22 Bitola Grove
LALOR - Architectural Drawings.pdf
1. For the Drawings/Details/Sections listed below, locate:
• The scale of each of the items shown;
• The drawing number(s) on which each detail is located
Drawings/Details/ Drawing Scale Relevant Drawing Number
Sections (e.g. 1:75) (eg. WD:33, or, WD:44 Rev A)
Slab Layout 1:100 WD:03A
Ensuite and Walk In Robe
Section A:A 1:100 WD:07
Proposed East Elevation 1:100 WD:06A
Window Schedule 1:50 WD:09
Electrical Layout 1:100 WD:11
Typical Heating Layout 1:100 WD:13

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LALOR – Specifications - Colour Schedule.pdf
2. State the material specified for the fascia and gutter and state where, in the
plans or other references, this information may be found.
Fascia and Gutter Material Type
Name the document within the suite of “Lot 22
Bitola Grove LALOR” documents which states
the fascia colour?

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LALOR - Architectural Drawings.pdf
3. Where in the working drawings will you would find the general information
relating to thermal insulation and provide details of each of the three (3) items
listed below. Upon finding this, consider the following.
Drawing Number 1 W:04
Drawing Number 2 W:08
Name Of The Above Drawings dwelling ratingHOUSEENERGY RATING6.5 stars
Therefore tiled floors are undeniably your best
options if you want to avoid potential problems.
Whether you'll go for porcelain, ceramic, or
What Type Of Floor Is
marble, there is no shortage of colors and styles
Recommended To Be Built?
to choose from. For the bathroom, slip-resistant
textured tiles are a way to reduce the risk of an
accident to a minimum.
In house construction, rockwool is used in walls,
ceiling, and attic, even in crawl spaces. Since it
What Material Is Specified For is highly fire-resistant, the material can also be
Wall And Ceiling Insulation used as a firestop between floors. Some of the
benefits are mentioned below: Made from
natural material.

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LALOR - Architectural Drawings.pdf
Common Resources > Projects > Lot 22 Bitola Grove LALOR > Lot 22 Bitola Grove
LALOR – Truss Layout.pdf
4. Complete the table below in respect of roof truss centres.

Roof trusses
should be 24”
apart, on center.
Trusses are
allowed to be
closer together,
at either 12” or
16” on center,
What is the spacing between trusses? mm
but building
codes allow for
24” on center
spacing without
using heavier
duty fasteners for
truss to wall
connections.
There are two types of drawings.
The first is a drawing done
1
without instruments, known as a
State two (2) drawing numbers sketch.
where this information can be The second is a drawing done with
found? instruments, known as a final
2 drawing. Sketch Final drawing
Artistic drawings convey an idea,
feeling, mood or situation.

Common Resources > Projects > Lot 22 Bitola Grove LALOR – Engineering – E4917–
SO3(A).pdf
5. Which drawing(s) will you find the Member Schedule?

There are 22 main drawing styles, ranging

from realism and pop art to technical
drawing and cubism, from which many other
Type Of Drawings drawing sub-styles emerge. Because all
drawing artists are different and there are
many drawing tools, drawing sub-styles are
countless.
The drawing number is used primarily for
sheet to sheet linking, typically in, but not
limited to; section details, section cuts, and
Drawing Number detail callouts. Drawing Numbers are placed
in CAD files, they consist of the
discipline/sheet type designator followed by
a hyphen and a number.
Changes are usually identified by a number
or letter code, termed the "revision
Revision Number
number", "revision level", or simply
"revision".

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6. RB3 is a Rectangular Beam. Assume you are required to find an alternative
material to RB3 as stated in the “Member Schedule”. With this task in mind,
complete the table below.
A RB3 would be someone you expect to
keep on the bench for a stretch — a new
rookie perhaps. If they end up making
What is the size and the relevant waves and parting seas to the endzone,
details of RB3? you could move them into your starting
lineup. Otherwise, they are there if you
get in a bind and for potential big
games a few times in the season.
f you are in a league that plays three,
If you wanted to find out more detail you are probably looking to snag quite
about RB3, who would you contact? a few running backs and get two RB2-
caliber guys.
Decide who you want to stay in touch
with and how often you want to reach
out. Make use of all the communication
tools in your arsenal, including email,
How would you make contact with this
phone, coffee dates, social gatherings,
professional?
and handwritten notes. Look for ways
you can help your contacts with the
professional and personal challenges
they face.
What is their phone number?
Advancement opportunities in the
workplace are very important for career
progression. Therefore, be sure to ask if
What information would you give to there are such opportunities while
ensure they are looking at the same job you're at the interview. By doing this,
as you? you'll give the interviewers a picture of
someone who's interested in staying
with the company and is driven and
ambitious.

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7. Having spoken to the correct person, RB3 has been changed to an alternative
material. Complete the following table.
A professional document can be a report,
presentation, or a document that has technical
What documentation would you information relating to the profession of the
receive from the professional? parties involved. Editage is now offering
professional document editing and proofreading
services.
Material Documents means the articles of
incorporation, certificate of incorporation, by-
To whom will you take these laws, limited liability company operating
documents? agreement, as applicable, and other
organizational documents of the Significant
Parties.

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 In general, a document refers to a permanent
record of information that can be retrieved at
Why will you take these some later time by a user. An entire document
documents to this person? or individual parts in it can be treated as
individual data items in a document storage
system.

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Assessment Task 3 - Q & A

Presentation
Common Resources > Projects > Lot 22 Bitola Grove LALOR > Lot 22 Bitola Grove
LALOR - Architectural Drawings.pdf
1. State three (3) different types of drawings used in the general construction
industry, and describe what each of these drawings would show?
Type Of Drawing
No What Would The Drawing Show?
(eg. Architectural)
To show detail of elevations, floor layout, site
Exampl
Architectural layout, measurements and compliance with
e
BCA
1 Site/Roof plan Landscape
2 Slab Layout plan Electrical
3 Elevations plan Kitchen Joinery plan

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2. In your own words, describe two (2) advantages for having different types of
drawings?
No Response In Your Own Words
1 More information will make construction of the project clearer
Different drawings offer a different perspective of the same feature by
2 providing a better understanding of the finished product and the steps
required to complete the task.

Presentation
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LALOR - Architectural Drawings.pdf
3. Using the Bitola Grove drawings, name five (5) common features or aspects of
construction drawings, sometimes known as Working Drawings.
Exampl
e Smoke Detectors – you can see the exact location, and the quantity
1 Architectural Drawings
2 Structural Drawings:
3 Electrical Drawings
4 Plumbing and Sanitary Drawings
5 Finishing Drawing

Presentation
Common Resources > Projects > Lot 22 Bitola Grove LALOR > Lot 22 Bitola Grove
LALOR - Architectural Drawings.pdf
Common Resources > Other > Plans > Generic Symbols > Abbreviations & Plan
Symbols.pdf
4. State what each of these commonly used abbreviations and symbols relates to
when reading working drawings
Drawing Number (WD:XX)
Abbreviations Provide Full Description…..
or Specification
WIR
DP

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 RL
FFL
NGL
WC
CJ

KICHEN SINK

TOILET SEAT

TAP

FAN

COMASE

COOKTOP

WINDOW

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LALOR - Architectural Drawings.pdf
5. State the six (6) setbacks of the Bitola Grove building in relation to the
building block.
Number Locations Setback In Millimeters (mm)
1 North 5070 mm
2 South 1150 mm
3 East 4000 mm
4 East 5850 mm
5 East 4850 mm
6 West 3920 mm

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6. What is the orientation of the garage wall, located on the boundary?

According to Vastu Shastra, the ideal location for the Garage is North-west
side, and as a second option, South-east can be considered. Often, northeast
and south-west sides are avoided for car porches which leave the above two
suitable for a garage. In most areas, fences can be installed between 2-8
inches from the boundary line. However, some areas may allow you to build
right up to the property line.

For houses, in general an orientation capturing sunlight

from the north is the most desirable because it will deliver
radiant heat into the house. Essentially this will act as
Garage Wall Orientation
passive solar heating in winter, but in summer it is easy to
shade the northern facades of the house to stop the heat
from penetrating.

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7. Name the type of drawing you would use to locate a building site in a new
housing estate.
A house plan is a set of construction or working drawings (sometimes called
blueprints) that define all the construction specifications of a residential house
such as the dimensions, materials, layouts, installation methods and techniques.
Plans.
Interior and exterior elevations.
Building and wall sections.
Drawing Type
Interior and exterior details.
Schedules and room finishes.
Framing and utility plans.

Common Resources > Projects > Lot 22 Bitola Grove LALOR > Lot 22 Bitola Grove
LALOR - Architectural Drawings.pdf
8. Describe how ‘true north’ is shown on the site plan and how it relates to the
buildings orientation.
True north is the direction that points directly towards the
How is ‘True North’ shown
geographic North Pole. This is a fixed point on the Earth's
on the site plan?
globe.
The word 'building orientation' is basically the
positioning of a building with respect to the sun,
How does it relate to the
usually done to maximize solar gain at the
buildings orientation?
appropriate time of the year when required in cold
climate and to minimize solar gain in a hot climate.

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9. How many smoke detectors are there and where are they located?

Quantity Of Smoke
3
Detectors
Locations 1
Locations 2
Locations 3

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10.How many exhaust fans are there and where are they located?

Quantity Of Exhaust Fans 5

Location 1
Location 2
Location 3
Location 4
Location 5

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11.State the location of the legal point of discharge?

What is discharged through the legal point of

Stoma water
discharge?
State its location? west
Drawing Number (WD:XX)

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12.State the location of the easement in relation to the property

Location?

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13.How many existing trees are situated on the property and state the drawing
number?
Number Of Existing Trees
Drawing Number (WD:XX)

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14.What is the RL (Reduced Level) along the west side of the property, and what
is the fall of land?

RL1 Level 10.20 metres

RL2 Level 09.92 metres
Fall Of Land (RL1 – RL2) 0.28 metres

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15.How many downpipes are shown on drawing WD:04A?

Downpipes 08

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16.What is the roof structure, what type of roof cladding is being used, and what
is the pitch of the roof?
The roofing structure is essentially the frame
that your roof will be constructed on. The
Roof Structure structure is a series of trusses, beams and
rafters that give the roof its shape and that the
roof sheathing is laid upon.
Roof cladding is used to cover the roof, creating
a watertight layer that keeps the elements out
and the people inside warm and dry. It comes in
Roof Cladding
all shapes and sizes and the wide range of
materials available give you the chance to find
the style that suits your building.
Standard Pitches: 3/12 through 9/12
Pitch Of Roof (Degrees) In degrees, standard roof pitches are between
14.04 degrees and 36.37 degrees.

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17.What is the total window area for windows W1, W2 and W3?

Dimensions In Area (m2) of window

Window Dimensions In (mm)
(Metres) Round to 2 decimals
W1 1450*800 1.45*18 261 m2
1 m2
W2 2 m2
3 m2

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Total m2

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18.What material is the frame of window W4 made from?

W4 quality means that the clamp is made entirely

of high-quality stainless steel and has a very high
corrosion resistance, the stainless steel screw is
W4 Material Type
still galvanized for lubrication and thus to
prevent seizing of the stainless steel. W4 is also
called AISI 304.

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19.State the specifics for the lintel located above Window W1

The most
common
window
size or
average
window
size is
24×36. All
common
window
What is the width of the Window W1 (mm) sizes & mm
dimensions
for fixed,
standard &
double-
hung
windows
can differ
on
manufactur
e.

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 Lintels
generally
require a
nominal
minimum
end
bearing of
150mm at
both ends,
meaning
the total
lintel
length is
the span of
the
What would the length of the lintel be if it was to hang 45 opening
mm either side of the window W1. What is the Total Length plus mm
of Lintel required? 300mm. On
top of that,
there are
other
things to
be aware of
during
installation
to ensure
the lintel is
correctly
supported
and able to
do the job
expected of
it.

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20.State the following when referring to the Concrete Slab?

Prevalent vapor barrier materials used

over the years have been polyethylene
(Type 1), asphalt-impregnated or
Specified (vapour/moisture barrier) asphalt-coated kraft paper (Type 2)
membrane material and foil skrim kraft (FSK) (Type 1) –
paper-backed aluminum. Moisture
management cannot depend on a vapor
barrier alone.
The drawing number is used primarily
for sheet to sheet linking, typically in,
but not limited to; section details,
Drawing number where this is located section cuts, and detail callouts.
(WD:XX) Drawing Numbers are placed in CAD
files, they consist of the
discipline/sheet type designator
followed by a hyphen and a number.

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21.Referencing drawing WD:08, what is the plasterboard thickness to the walls
and ceilings?
Thicknesses of
plasterboard can
range between 9mm
and 102mm,
depending on the
type of board you
Thickness Of Plasterboard require. Standard mm
plasterboard
thicknesses for
ceilings are usually
9.5 mm to 12.5 mm,
while walls can be
12.5 mm to 15 mm.

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22.What are the terms ‘Prime Cost’ (PC) item and ‘Provisional Sum’ (PS) item used
for?
Prime Cost Prime Cost item is an amount of money included in a contract to purchase
(PC) Item specific items
A PS is a monetary allowance for works that will be carried out, but
Provision cannot be priced exactly at the time of signing the contract. They
Sum (PS) often include a combination of items, materials, labour and plant
Item hire. A PS is not to be used where the relevant item is for supply
only.

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23.Refer to Wall Bracing detail within the drawings and respond to the following
statements as listed in the table below
Australian Standards or
Response NCC
must comply with…
Sheet
bracing
walls shall
be a
minimum
of 900 mm
What is the width of galvanized wide to
metal strap cross bracing satisfy the mm
recommended in the drawings requireme
nts of their
nominated
ratings
(Claus 8.3.
6.3 & 8.3.
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 However,
it is
normally
better to
keep all
downpipe'
s the same
size and
accept 4 *
150
downpipe'
s.
Downpipe
(Down
Pipe)
What is the maximum allowable NCC Vol 2
Spacing: m
downpipe spacing allowed? Clause
Although
not stated
in the
plumbing
code, the
National
Constructi
on Code
requires
that a
downpipe
collect no
more than
12m of
gutter.

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24.What is the FFL (Finished Floor Level) in the Garage and House?

FFL Garage (metres) 10.23

FFL House (metres) 10.32
Difference in FFL (metres) 0.09
If you were in the garage, and about to enter the house, will
you be stepping “up” or stepping “down”? up

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25.Referencing drawing WD:04, what is the total floor tile area in the WC (as
highlighted by the red edge). Round to 2 (two) decimal places?

Show Measurements mm
Calculate Total Floor Area
1980*900 m2
(round to 2 decimals)

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26.The client requested that window type “W6” be added to the north wall of
bedroom number three (3).
State how the drawing will be
clouded
modified to show those changes
What two (2) drawings will be 1
revised as a result of these
change (WD:XX) 2 WD:06A WD:

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27.State three (3) features or purpose of each of the following views. In other
words, what do you see when you are looking at the different views stated
below?
Plan View helicopter view. informal. a general description or opinion of a situation,
rather than a detailed one: Her role as a consultant is to take a
(Pretend You helicopter view of how the business is managed. The definition of a
Are Sitting In A holistic view was that all aspects of people's needs, psychological,
Helicopter physical and social, should be taken into account and seen as a whole
Looking Down) world
Elevation View

(Pretend You An elevation drawing is a view of a building seen from one side. It is the
Are Standing two dimensional, flat, representation of one facade. It displays heights of
On The Outside key features of the development in relation to a fixed point such as
And Looking At natural ground level.
One Of The
Orientations)
A sectional view represents the part of an object remaining after a
portion is assumed to have been cut and removed. The exposed cut
Section Views
surface is then indicated by section lines. Hidden features behind the
cutting plane are omitted, unless required for dimensioning or for
definition of the part.

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28.If you are the Builder and you wanted to confirm the latest set of drawings who
would you confirm with?
ArchitecturalIn and building engineering, a floor plan is a technical drawing to scale, showing
a view from above, of the relationships between rooms, spaces, traffic patterns, and other
physical features at one level of a structure.

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29.How does the customer request variations to the standard specifications? How
will this information be recorded?
How (The
drunog
Process)
Where
concurt
Recorded

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30.For each of the following items, name two (2) sources of information required
to provide an accurate take-off and costing of a construction project
Items No Response
A takeoff in construction is the process where contractors
1 determine how much of each material they will need to complete
Take-Off
a project. Many also refer to it as a quantity or material takeoff.
'taking off' refers to the process of identifying elements
(Determine The
of construction works that can be measured and priced.
Quantities
2 This is necessary to produce bills of quantities and
Required)
requires that the design is complete and a specification
has been prepared.
Construction job costing is a detailed accounting method used to
calculate track and assign expenses to specific projects and
1 monitor budgets. Costs typically fall into one of three categories:
Costing
labor, materials and overhead. Costs can be either direct or
indirect.
(Determine Build
For example, if your new home is to be 2,000 square feet
Costs $)
and your builder estimated that it would cost $350,000 to
2
build, then your cost per square foot is 300,000 divided
by 2,000, or $175.

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31.Name two (2) types of drawings that would reference the BCA/NCC and/or
Australian Standards
Drawing Type 1 Building and wall sections
Drawing Type 2 Interior and exterior elevations

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32.Five (5) non-structural items of the building are documented below. Describe
the benefit of adding this information to the working drawings, along with the
drawing number.
Drawing No What is the benefit of showing the Items on
No Items
(WD:XX) the working drawings
Floor
1
Coverings
2 Cabinetry
3 Doors
4 Facade
5 Smoke Alarm

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33.State two (2) different industry professionals (not subcontractors) with whom
you may communicate over the course of the building project
construction professional is someone who has a career in a construction-
1 related discipline. This can include architects, contractors, engineers,
surveyors and so on.
Builders are usually self-employed construction professionals, but some
may work for home-building businesses and construction companies.
2 Builders are typically involved with all aspects of constructing a building,
from coordinating subcontractors to doing hands-on construction
themselves.

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34.For the above industry professionals you nominated, state three (3) different
forms or methods of communication you may use.
1 Verbal Communication
2 Nonverbal Cues Speak Volumes
3 Visual Communication

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35.Explain the processes you would use to ensure effective communication and
confirmation of a variation or change to a project, for both the client and your
organisation.
A change is the project, initiative or solution being introduced in the
organization to improve the way work gets done, solve a problem, or take
Client advantage of an opportunity. Nearly any project, initiative or solution that
improves an organization will affect how employees do their day-to-day
work.
Provides the new employee with concise and accurate information to make
him/her more comfortable in the job; Encourages employee confidence and
Organisation
helps the new employee adapt faster to the job; Contributes to a more
effective, productive workforce; Improves employee retention.

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36.From the drawings given for the project identify a potentially prime cost item
and a provisional sum item.
A prime cost item is an allowance in the contract for the
Prime Cost Item supply of necessary items not yet finally selected, for example
taps or door furniture.
A provisional sum is an amount of money included in the
contract sum to cover work or materials, or both, the extent
Provisional Sum
of which cannot be specifically detailed when entering a
Item
contract. Typically, builders will include a PS for sitework
costs.

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1. Name what each of the following abbreviations stands for:
a. Cavity Wall
b. Brick
c. Sewer
d. Hot Water Unit
e. Boundary Line
f. Plate Glass
g. Sewer
BK Brick
BL Boundary line
CW Cavity wall
PG
SEW
HWU

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2. State the appropriate material symbol for the rectangles below.

• Insulation
• Brickwork
• Sawn Timber
• Earth
• Dressed Timber
• Structural Steel
• Partition Block
• Glass

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3. Identify the symbols in the images below to their meanings.

• Electric Water Heater

• Emergency Light
• Switch
• Ceiling Light
• Fluorescent Light
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4. State the appropriate item for each of the symbols below.

• Window
• Finished Floor Level
• Brick Veneer
• Door
• Roof
• Plasterboard
• Stormwater Drain
• Floor Waste
• Downpipe
• Trench Mesh
• Finished Ceiling Level
• Strip Footings
• Australian Standards
• Basin
W
FFL
BV
D
R
PBD
SWD
FW
DP
TM
FCL
SF
AS
B

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5. What Is the roof overhang outside the laundry? Select one (1)

500
600
650
700

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6. From which drawing numbers did you find the previous answer? Select four (4)
drawings where this occurs.
WD:01
WD:02
WD:03
WD:04
WD:05
WD:06
WD:07
WD:08
WD:09
WD:10
WD:11
WD:12
WD:13
JD:01
JD:02

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7. What Is the size of building block (in metres)? Select one (1).

29.17m ×13.91m
24.17m ×15.91m
27.17m ×13.91m
28.17m × 14.91m

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8. From which drawing numbers did you find the previous answer? Select three (3)
drawings where this occurs.
WD:01
WD:02
WD:03
WD:04
WD:05
WD:06
WD:07
WD:08
WD:09
WD:10
WD:11
WD:12
WD:13
JD:01
JD:02

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9. What Is the distance from southern boundary to the wall of the building? Select
one (1)
1.250
1.350
1.050
1.150
1.150

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10. From which drawing numbers did you find the previous answer? Select three
(3) drawings where this occurs.
WD:01
WD:02
WD:03
WD:04
WD:05
WD:06
WD:07
WD:08
WD:09
WD:10
WD:11
WD:12
WD:13
JD:01
JD:02

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11. What is the overall width of the building measures? Select one (1)

11.760
12.760
13.760
14.760

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12. From which drawing numbers did you find the previous answer? Select two (2)
drawings where this occurs.
WD:01
WD:02
WD:03
WD:04
WD:05

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WD:06
WD:07
WD:08
WD:09
WD:10
WD:11
WD:12
WD:13
JD:01
JD:02

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13. How many downpipes are there? Select one (1).

7
6
5
8

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14. From which drawing numbers did you find the previous answer? Select three
(3) drawings where this occurs.
WD:01
WD:02
WD:03
WD:04
WD:05
WD:06
WD:07
WD:08
WD:09
WD:10
WD:11
WD:12
WD:13
JD:01
JD:02

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15. State the floor finishes type to the following areas - Laundry, WC and
Bathroom. Select one (1)
Floor boards
Timber
Tiles
Glass

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16. From which drawing numbers did you find the previous answer? Select two (2)
drawings where this occurs.
WD:01
WD:02
WD:03
WD:04
WD:05
WD:06
WD:07
WD:08
WD:09
WD:10
WD:11
WD:12
WD:13
JD:01
JD:02

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17. What is the angle of the roof pitch? Select one (1).

23.5 degrees
21.5 degrees
24.5 degrees
22.5 degrees

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18. From which drawing numbers did you find the previous answer? Select five (5)
drawings where this occurs.
WD:01
WD:02
WD:03
WD:04
WD:05
WD:06
WD:07
WD:08
WD:09
WD:10
WD:11
WD:12
WD:13
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19. What is the height from Finished Floor Level (FFL) to Finished Ceiling Level
(FCL)? Select one (1).
1.70 metres
4.70 metres
3.70 metres
2.70 metres

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20. From which drawing numbers did you find the previous answer? Select four (4)
drawings where this occurs.
WD:01
WD:02
WD:03
WD:04
WD:05
WD:06
WD:07
WD:08
WD:09
WD:10
WD:11
WD:12
WD:13
JD:01
JD:02

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21. What type of windows are to the front of the building (East Elevation)? Select
one (1).
Shades
Shutters
Awnings
Blinds

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22. From which drawing numbers did you find the previous answer? Select two (2)
drawings where this occurs.
WD:01
WD:02
WD:03

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WD:05
WD:06
WD:07
WD:08
WD:09
WD:10
WD:11
WD:12
WD:13
JD:01
JD:02

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