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Undertake the heritage restoration process

KHU-CON-0361

Australian Equivalent

CPCCST4002

Elements

Learning Outcomes

This unit of competency specifies the skills and knowledge required by skilled and experienced tradespersons to undertake heritage restoration work. The unit of competency applies to a range of tradespersons across disciplines who are involved in heritage restoration and conservation projects and may be required to work under the supervision of a heritage professional. It is not the intent of this unit to replicate the technical processes associated with the performance of the trade skills necessary to complete the work. The unit applies to the processes associated with the application of existing high-level trade skills in the specialist heritage restoration environment. Completion of the general construction induction training program specified by the model Code of Practice for Construction Work is required for any person who is to carry out construction work. Achievement of CPCWHS1001

Elements & Learning Outcomes

E1Identify heritage restoration requirements.

0361.E1.O1Identify and adhere to relevant heritage restoration legislation, regulations, guidelines, standards and codes.

0361.E1.O2Read, interpret and follow heritage restoration requirements from plans, specifications, work instructions and workplace safety documentation.

0361.E1.O3Apply organisational policies and procedures associated with the restoration of historically significant buildings.

0361.E1.O4Read contract and identify conditions and obligations for heritage restoration work.

0361.E1.O5Develop a work plan detailing tasks and timeframes.

E2Undertake restoration work.

0361.E2.O1Initiate and apply the consultative processes to confirm restoration applications and finishes.

0361.E2.O2Maintain ongoing consultations with heritage professionals to ensure contractual requirements are compliant and fulfilled.

0361.E2.O3Implement workplace safety requirement for public and on-site worker protection.

0361.E2.O4Use approved methods to protect existing surrounding surfaces from damage or deterioration during the restoration work.

0361.E2.O5Perform the technical restoration work in accordance with the highest trade standards and codes.

0361.E2.O6Identify problems that emerge during the heritage restoration and address and rectify issues in consultation with the project team, ensuring compliance with heritage restoration requirements.

E3Monitor progress of restoration work.

0361.E3.O1Monitor conformance of restoration work activities against the work plan.

0361.E3.O2Notify relevant person regarding problems, delays and disruptions and adjust the work plan.

0361.E3.O3Record and document work undertaken, materials used and recognised technical problems, their impact on the works and rectification undertaken.

0361.E3.O4Complete heritage restoration work to meet contractual obligations and heritage standards and codes.

0361.E3.O5Save work and reporting documentation and finalise contractual requirements.

E4Clean up.

0361.E4.O1Remove materials used for existing surface protection avoiding damage to surfaces

0361.E4.O2Clear the work area, and dispose of, reuse or recycle materials following workplace and environmental requirements.

0361.E4.O3Clean tools and equipment, check for serviceability and report damage or faults.