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Initiate the heritage works process

KHU-CON-0363

Australian Equivalent
CPCCST4004
Elements
4
Learning Outcomes
14

This unit of competency specifies the skills and knowledge required to undertake the essential processes prior to the conduct of heritage works, such as conservation, restoration, duplication and preservation of a building or structure of historical significance. The unit recognises the complexity of the heritage restoration process and the importance of establishing effective work relationships and communications between the range of professionals, tradespersons and stakeholders involved in the project. Establishing common understanding of the nature of the site to be restored and the tasks to be performed are critical to the effective and efficient completion of the project. The unit of competency supports the range of technical specialists, builders, project managers and related construction industry professionals responsible for heritage restorations. No licensing, legislative or cer

Elements & Learning Outcomes

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E1Identify project, location and surrounds.
0363.E1.O1Identify and record location and nature of the restoration work to be undertaken following consultations with the architect and site inspections.
0363.E1.O2Note and record site access and egress for work location.
0363.E1.O3Determine area to be disturbed and note surrounding areas for possible work application effects and cover protection requirements.
0363.E1.O4Assess and note nature of the work for possible use of heavy or bulky equipment.
0363.E1.O5Assess and record effect on public access to ensure protection of the public and the environment is undertaken.
E2Consult with technical specialists.
0363.E2.O1Conduct consultations with the conservator, engineer or supervisor to discuss and clarify specific job requirements.
0363.E2.O2Identify specific risks and areas of concern arising due to the nature of the heritage and conservation aspects of the work.
0363.E2.O3Establish agreed processes and timeframes to ensure effective communications between project team members.
0363.E2.O4Discuss, understand and agree on role responsibilities and requirements with project team members.
E3Consult with clients and stakeholders.
0363.E3.O1Hold consultations with the client and other stakeholders, as appropriate, to clarify expectations regarding access to the site, performance of the work and timeframes.
0363.E3.O2Consult clients and stakeholders to ensure common understanding of the historical and/or cultural significance of the heritage building under restoration.
0363.E3.O3Discuss and agree on appropriate communication channels and reporting processes, as appropriate, with the client and other relevant stakeholders.
E4Clarify the impact of contractual requirements.
0363.E4.O1Identify and clarify relevant contractual requirements affecting the performance of the restoration work.
0363.E4.O2Identify relevant dispute resolution processes that are to be used if required.
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