CPCCBC4005A Produce Labour and Material Schedules for Ordering: 938881

Modification History:

If Applicable

Unit Descriptor:

Terms and details of the project:

The address and details of the parties to the contract in the project

The total project Price

A description of the project to be undertaken

Building Regulation

Application of the Unit

Site Manager:

Foreman:

Estimator:

Project Manager:

Construction Builder:

Licensing/Regulatory Information:

• Specification and project plan for the building project.
• Starting date and finishing dates of the building project based on the contract singed by both parties.
• Insurance against building which should comply with the building laws against risk.

Pre-requisities

Pre-requisities: Nil

Employability Skill Information:

Site Manager: Degree in Civil Engineering with 10-12 years of experience

Foreman: Diploma in Civil Engineering with 8-10 years of experience

Estimator: Degree in Civil Engineering with 10-12 years of experience

Project Manager: Degree in Civil Engineering with 15-20 years of experience

Construction Builder: Should have experience in building construction for 15-20 years.

Elements and Performance Criteria:

Contractual Requirement:

Local Government and regulatory Bodies for the approval of the schedule:

Schedule include color selection

Variations to contracts, raised by the client or the builder, are included in the schedules.

Produce material and labour schedules, overlays and orders.

Sl. No.	Item	Unit Price	Quantity	Rate
1	Face Bricks
2	Common
3	Mortar
4	Flashing
5	Venner Tiles
6	Lintels
7	Painting

Job cost Analysis Sheet:

Sl. No.	Item	Estimated Price	Actual Price	Variance
1	Face Bricks
2	Common
3	Mortar
4	Flashing
5	Venner Tiles
6	Lintels
7	Painting
8	False Ceiling
9	Plumbing (pipes and Pipe Fitting)
10	Electrical Equipments
11	AC

Painting Scheme:

Room Type	Paint Manufacturer	Area	Paint Type	Finishes
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Room 4
Room 5

Door Schedule:

Room Type	Size	Door Type	Quantity	Manufacturer
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Room 4
Room 5

Unit Room Labour Schedule:

Sl. No.	Details	Unit	Quantity	Rate	Total Cost
1	Supply of Bricks
2	Delivery
3	Brick Laying
4	Mortar Mix 20 kg with 10% wastage
5	Venner Tiles, 2.5 tiles per m2
6	Bar Bending upto 8 mm
7	Bar Bending 8-16 mm
8	Bar Bending 20 mm
9	Plastering
10	Painting
11	Lintels
12	False Ceilling
13	Plumbing per Meter
14	Electrical
15	AC Fitting per Room

REQUIRED SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE

• Communicate information effectively within the organisation and to external agencies and the client 
• Read and interpret:  contracts and drawings and specifications
• Use language and concepts appropriate to cultural differences
• Use and interpret non-verbal communication 
• Written skills to:  prepare and maintain site files and produce schedules and orders 
• Identify and analyse relevant information 
• Numeracy skills to apply calculations.

Required knowledge

Required knowledge for this unit is:

• operation and structure of the organisation’s costing and contracting system
• state or territory building and construction codes, standards and regulations relevant to the form of building or construction being undertaken
• types of building or construction drawings and specifications commonly used in the industry
• types, scope and usage of labour through the employee and contractor systems.

Evaluation evidence process:

• identify materials required for the project and gather supply information effectively
• plan and allocate human and physical resources
• produce documentation that meets the time frames and quality standards established by the organization
• communicate information effectively within the organization and to external agencies and the client, as required.
• Construction as per the 2D AutoCAD drawing.
• competency will need to be demonstrated over a period of time reflecting the scope of the role and the practical requirements of the workplace

CPCCBC4018A Site Survey Plan

Site survey plan is the most important factor for the start of the project.

Checking of Level:

On the ground, two points A and B are marked a distance of approximately 50 meters apart. In sandy soil two pegs are used, on hard surfaces nails or paint may be used.

The level is set up half way between the two points and carefully levelled. A leveling staff is placed at Peg A and a staff reading is taken then the level is placed on Peg B and a reading is taken.

Figure 1: Reading at Mid Point

Figure 2: 4 meter behind Point B

The reading as follows

Reading and instrument location	Point A staff reading 1	Pint B Staff reading 2	Difference
Reading 1 at the mid point
Reading 2 4m behind the point A or B

Points to be Considered while taking the calibration reading?

• The two test point should be 40m apart.
• Use of spray to mark the points.
• Use of peg on hard surface or grass.
• Check the difference between the two readings and check both the readings are same or not.

Non Complaince Report

Project Information:

Site Address	Project Code	Tender Reference No	Project ID

Contractor Information:

Location	Person In-charge	Phone	Email

Site Engineer Information:

Location	Person In-charge	Phone	Email

Non Confirmation Details:

Description of Non Confirmation:

Photos and Videos:

Non Conformity Category:

Recommendation by Orginator:

Question:

Originator Signature:

Contractor Signature:

Outcome of the investigation:

OHS Policy:

Task	Potential Hazard	Risk Rating	Control Measures
General Activity	Natural Disaster	3	PPE Hand Gloves Observe Warning
General Activity	Transmission Tower	2	Observe Safety Precution Education and Awareness
General Activity	Wellness	4	Health and well being
Travel to and from Work	Traffic	1	Observe PPE Traffic Control
Site Establishment	Theft of Property ot Vehicle	4	Observe Secure all property and vehicle Invlove Police
Survey Field Work	Site Induction	3	Determine and contact the site manager and the site instruction
Survey Filed Work	Electrical, Water Asset, Explosion	2	Observe Asset Plan Location DBYD
Mark Placement	Tools and tackels	1	PPE AMC