COSVR724 ensure compliance to current legislation, regulations and official guidance appropriate to the work environment to ensure protection and safety of the workforce, the general public, visitors and the environment by the application of information relating to at least three of the following: methods of work tunnel access arrangements risk assessments safe use and storage of tools safe use and storage of materials traffic management emergency plans fire safety hot works environmental factors

COSVR724 carry out supervision and provide input into the programmes, plans or schedules which will minimise disruption and maintain optimum performance for at least two of the following tunnelling activities: mobile plant and machinery operations back up services installation operations, maintenance or removal spoil removal access equipment erection, maintenance or removal pipejacking operations micro tunnelling operations excavation and installation of supports shaft and tunnel construction tunnel transport spraying concrete lining operating separation plant temporary works lifting loads

COSVR703 develop and implement plans detailing the requirements and timescales used to obtain at least six of the following resources which will meet the project requirements and timescales: people plant, machinery or equipment materials and components sub-contractors trade and technical literature work area and facilities environmental considerations health and safety control equipment utility providers

COSVR218 co-ordinate and communicate with work colleagues, the information to position, line and level the work being carried out

COSVR698 contribute to the planning for the efficient use of the resources required for retrofit works, for at least four of the following: materials and components services plant, equipment or machinery workforce information site facilities waste management structures storage of materials within specified parameters

COSVR698 assess the project programme and contribute to the planning and sequencing of works for the installation of retrofit works for at least five of the following: repair stabilisation temporary works opening-up and investigations removal of fabric, structure or services, and making good preparing the building for installation of fabric measures installation of fabric, structure or services testing commissioning handover

COSVR698 report issues with the planned retrofit works and suggest corrective actions for at least six of the following information sources: risk assessments method statements drawings, design and specification information building Pto industry standards manufacturers' technical information and product data sheets sub-contractor methods and scope of works surveys tests examinations specialist reports statutory consents current legislation, official and technical guidance the limitations, defects of the materials and their characteristics written scheme of investigation (WSI) for archaeology

COSVR698 interpret and utilise information sources against on-site conditions to contribute to the retrofit works plan, risk assessments and method statements for at least four of the following: drawings, design and specification information building Pto industry standards manufacturers' technical information and product data sheets sub-contractor methods and scope of works surveys tests examinations specialist reports statutory consents current legislation, official and technical guidance written scheme of investigation (WSI) for archaeology

COSVR698 supervise control measures against identified technical and procedural risks for at least eight of the following: accuracy and completeness of project information building condition health and safety hazards fire safety temporary works protection of existing fabric and services suitability of materials working in and around buildings and their occupants and neighbouring properties environment and ecology including but not limited to safeguarding protected species heritage significance discovery of architectural or archaeological features

COSVR698 supervise control measures against identified risks arising from external and internal pre-installation building inspections for at least eight of the following: suitable access property suitability adjoining structures structural integrity hazardous materials dampness decay exposure ratings combustion appliances, flues and ventilation services (gas, electric, water, media cables)

COSVR698 supervise the workforce to conduct pre-installation checks in accordance with organisational requirements for at least six of the following: accuracy and completeness of project information building condition health and safety hazards fire safety temporary works protection of existing fabric and services suitability of materials working in and around buildings and their occupants and neighbouring properties environment and ecology including but not limited to safeguarding protected species heritage significance discovery architectural and archaeological features

COSVR725 supervise the removal of the temporary works in accordance with the programme of works to meet the needs of organisational and other stakeholder requirements

COSVR725 COSVR758 handover the temporary works in accordance with organisational procedures

COSVR725 COSVR758 keep accurate records of work progress checks, faults, problems, corrective actions, quantities involved and maintain safe working methods and practices

COSVR725 supervise the installation of the temporary works in accordance with the programme of works to meet the needs of organisational and other stakeholder procedures

COSVR725 COSVR758 confirm that all materials, equipment and tooling is correct prior to installation

COSVR725 identify, assess and maintain the following resources for temporary works people plant equipment or machinery materials and components sub-contractors information waste management utilities (power, water, lighting)

COSVR725 observe current legislation and official guidance to the work environment to ensure protection and safety of the workforce, the general public, visitors and the environment by the application of information relating to at least three of the following: methods of work risk assessment safe use and storage of tools safe use of access materials traffic management emergency plans fire safety hot works environmental factors

COSVR725 interpret and confirm the relevance of the following information in relation to the supervision of installing, maintaining and removing temporary works: drawings check certificates hold points permits to work specifications schedules method statements risk assessments manufacturers' information

cosvr581 identify and decide the relative importance of contract requirements investigate the significant requirements relevant to the contract analyse the contract requirements significant to the work select the required quantity and quality of resources for the work assess whether previous design solutions which contain similar contract criteria may be of relevance select the design solutions which meet the significant requirements of the contract

cosvr576 identify the objectives and purpose of the property condition inspection select methods and techniques for the property condition inspection process interpret and evaluate relevant information and significant factors which may influence the property condition inspection recommend a property condition inspection process confirm the arrangements for the property condition inspection

COSVR699 contribute to the project handover on completion of the installation of retrofit works

COSVR699 identify, record and implement agreed corrective actions when required for at least nine of the following: alterations to the structure loadings fixings corners, junctions and edges of building elements interfaces between the building fabric, services and the occupants windows and doors including reveals, sills and soffits thermal bypass thermal bridges air tightness vapour barriers moisture movement moisture ingress condensation risks rainwater goods mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) combustion appliances, flues and ventilation fire safety acoustic and sound insulation

COSVR699 Carry out specified checks of the retrofit works and record that the works conform to quality, standards and compliance with the retrofit design, and manufacturers' instructions, throughout the installation process, for at least eight of the following: alterations to the structure loadings fixings corners, junctions and edges of building elements interfaces between the building fabric, services and the occupants windows and doors including reveals, sills and soffits thermal bypass thermal bridges air tightness vapour barriers moisture movement moisture ingress condensation risks rainwater goods mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) fire safety acoustic and sound insulation

COSVR699 check, record and report that ventilation is not compromised and complies with all relevant standards for the following: gas and other combustion appliances flues general ventilation

COSVR699 recognise and report defects in installation with specific reference to five of the following: gaps in installation missing and inappropriate fixings detailing at corners, edges, junctions and openings interaction with building services combustion appliances, flues and ventilation fire safety acoustic and sound insulation thermal bypass and thermal bridges loading

COSVR699 review and record works progress against the project programme, resources and planned sequencing of works, and recommend and take corrective action when required

COSVR699 supervise implementation of the retrofit plan ensuring effective and efficient working practices compliant with design and quality standards, for a given occupational area

COSVR699 COSVR757 observe and apply organisational requirements appropriate for the protection of the workforce, sub-contractors, suppliers, consultants, occupants, visitors, the general public, and the environment by the application of information relating to: methods of work risk assessments safe use and storage of tools safe use and storage of materials and components traffic management emergency plans fire safety acoustic and sound insulation thermal insulation workforce competency site constraints

cosvr587 select methods and media which are suitable for the required drawings clarify the information to be included which is incomplete or inconsistent and make accurate amendments produce the types of drawings which are suitable for their purpose. produce drawings which are complete and accurate use information technology to produce and organise information and review its effectiveness

COSVR141 1 interpret the given information relating to the work and resources to confirm its relevance

COSVR717 identify, assess, record and maintain three of the following resources for two of the following maintenance activities:

COSVR717 maintain accurate records of work progress checks, faults, problems, corrective action and quantities involved

COSVR717 conduct and record the pre-work inspections to meet organisational requirements and maintain performance using safe working methods and practices for at least two of the following: condition performance health and safety

COSVR717 update maintenance recording systems, implement them and monitor their use, for regular programmes, tendered works, lump sum or fixed price, and for at least one of the following activities: responsive works winter maintenance temporary traffic management (including but not limited to signing, lighting, guarding) (vehicle restraint systems and noise reducing systems, lighting columns and traffic control equipment, road marking including road studs and fixed vertical road traffic signs environmental (landscape maintenance and upkeep of waterways including drainage) inspections (structures and environmental activities, including circulation fixtures and carriageways)

COSVR717 recommend, record and implement corrective action taken which conforms to safe working methods and practices

COSVR717 identify and assess three of the following faults and problems: limitations of design choices manufacturing and construction errors installation errors incorrect use incorrect maintenance

COSVR717 observe organisational requirements appropriate to the work environment in relation to protecting the workforce, the general public, visitors and the environment by the application of information relating to at least three of the following: methods of work risk assessments safe use and storage of tools and materials temporary traffic management emergency plans health, safety and welfare

COSVR717 supervise, confirm and record at least two programmed maintenance activities and five repair activities on controlled roads which will minimise disruption and maintain optimum performance using the following:

COSVR734 ensure post meeting activities are carried out including minutes of the meeting drafted and circulated monitoring of the completion of the agreed post meeting actions

COSVR723 conduct and record the following pre-work demolition checks to meet organisational requirements and maintain safe working methods and practices: condition fit for purpose health, safety, wellbeing and welfare

COSVR723 identify and assess at least three of the following faults and problems and recommend and implement corrective action which conforms to safe working methods and practices: limitations of design choices construction errors identification of further utilities archaeological and heritage concerns environmental concerns incorrect maintenance identification of hazardous materials breaches of security

COSVR723 observe organisational requirements appropriate to the work environment for the protection of the workforce, the general public, visitors and the environment by the application of information sourced from at least three of the following: methods of work risk assessment safe use and storage of tools and equipment safe use and storage of materials traffic management emergency plans

COSVR723 carry out and record the supervision of at least two of the following programmed demolition activities which will minimise disruption and maintain optimum performance: soft strip mechanical demolition remote mechanical demolition explosive demolition selective demolition diamond drilling and sawing

COSVR734 prepare for and manage meetings with colleagues and stakeholders that include the following prepare an agenda, arrange venue and contact attendees in good time the objectives to be achieved during the meeting encourage and acknowledge constructive contributions from the attendees during the meeting encourage a balanced and informed discussion on the agenda items run the meeting on time agree whether objectives have been achieved agree and record actions and responsibilities following the meeting

COSVR721 identify, assess, record the acquisition and maintain at least four of the following resources for work activities for traditional and heritage buildings and structures people plant equipment or machinery materials and component sub-contractors information work area and facilities waste management utility providers

COSVR721 identify and assess any defective works, faults or other issues and recommend and implement corrective action which conforms to safe working methods and practices for at least three of the following: construction errors identification of further utilities non-compliance with legislation and official guidance relating to built heritage environmental concerns previous incorrect maintenance previous selection of inappropriate materials and construction methods identification of hazardous materials breaches of security poor workmanship faults caused by incorrect sequencing of trades discovery of architectural or archaeological features during the works condition of existing buildings and structures limitations of design choices

COSVR721 check validity of team members' industry certification cards, competence schemes, qualifications, certificates and training

COSVR721 observe organisational requirements appropriate for the protection of the workforce, visitors and the environment by application of information relating to at least three of the following: methods of work risk assessment safe use and storage of tools safe use and storage of materials traffic management emergency plans fire safety hot works environmental factors

COSVR721 supervise and record the work activities for at least two of the following: repair maintenance conservation alteration adaption energy efficiency retrofit installation or replacement of building services

COSVR719 share and record information to maintain and improve standards of service delivery with people responsible

COSVR719 inform and record any changes to customer service systems or procedures that will reduce the chance of problems being repeated to at least two of the following people responsible: client, customer or their representative contractors consultants sub-contractors suppliers workforce

COSVR719 confirm and record that the service given meets the customers' needs and expectations

COSVR719 solve problems within existing systems or procedures that may affect customers before the customer becomes aware of them

COSVR719 communicate with customers to provide information, and check and record satisfaction for at least two of the following actions: corrective referral investigative reactive proactive

COSVR719 work with others to resolve customer service problems using at least two of the following forms of communication: electronic verbal via a second person feedback documents group meetings

COSVR719 give a consistent and reliable service and maintain records of how the provision of customer service promoted customers' confidence

COSVR719 identify, record and use organisational procedures to implement systems or processes that will deliver and improve customer service for at least two of the following: specifications drawings instructions and variations feedback processes

COSVR734 implement and record any action taken to improve or restore effective communication systems and organisational procedures

COSVR702 implement a system to monitor and record the works against programmes and schedules

COSVR702 update at least two of the following programmes and schedules of planned activities and inform stakeholders: programmes and schedules critical analysis action lists method statements risk assessments

COSVR702 examine the work activities against project data and the requirements of at least three of the following external factors and record the findings: other related programmes supply lead times contingencies special working conditions weather conditions statutory limitations site conditions availability of resources

COSVR702 obtain advice from the following sources when required resources are not available: stakeholders trade and technical guidance

COSVR702 recommend alternative methods, resources and systems to meet programmes and schedules

COSVR702 organise work activities which make the most efficient use of at least four of the following resources and record outcomes: people plant equipment or machinery materials and components sub-contractors information work area and facilities waste management utility providers

COSVR734 identify, investigate and record any breakdowns, conflicts or opportunities for improvement to the communication systems and organisational procedures

COSVR723 identify and assess at least three of the following resources for at least two of the following demolition activities:

COSVR716 prepare plans or schedules for two of the following maintenance activities: winter maintenance traffic maintenance (signing, lighting and guarding) temporary traffic management (on motorways and high-speed dual carriageways)

COSVR716 prepare risk assessments and method statements for three of the following: structure surface materials markings fittings power and light drainage telecommunications special services and equipment landscaping temporary traffic management fencing vehicle restraint systems signs lighting columns and traffic control equipment

COSVR716 prepare plans or schedules for two of the following maintenance activities and negotiate and agree them with decision makers: regular programmes tendered works responsive works cost estimated works winter maintenance traffic maintenance (signing, lighting and guarding) temporary traffic management (on motorways and high-speed dual carriageways) risk assessments and method statements

COSVR716 amend priorities to take account of the following changing circumstances whilst maintaining consistency with the influencing factors: susceptibility to damage safety requirements need to inhibit and respond to deterioration compromised operational effectiveness weather conditions use or change of use current legislation resources security threats

COSVR716 prioritise and record the maintenance activities by assessing and accounting for all the following influencing factors: organisational requirements contractual requirements statutory requirements resource allocation working requirements environmental considerations weather conditions

COSVR716 consult and record the outcomes from at least two of the following guidance materials: manufacturer's instructions under the Construction

COSVR716 identify, record and review at least three of the following influencing factors relating to the work environment: organisational requirements contractual requirements statutory requirements resource allocation stakeholder requirements working requirements environmental considerations

COSVR716 confirm and record the work requirements for at least two of the following maintenance activities and at least five repair activities on controlled roads:

COSVR734 monitor communication systems and organisational procedures for effectiveness

COSVR722 prepare and record the plans or schedules for at least three of the following demolition activities and negotiate and agree them with decision makers: soft strip mechanical demolition remote mechanical demolition explosive demolition selective demolition diamond drilling and sawing temporary works installation or removal

COSVR722 amend and record the priorities to take account of the following changing circumstances: susceptibility to damage safety requirements compromised operational effectiveness environmental considerations meeting current legislation resources security threats temporary works

COSVR722 prioritise demolition activities by assessing, recording and accounting for all the influencing factors

COSVR722 identify, review and record the findings from at least three of the following influencing factors and two of the following guidance materials in relation to the work environment:

COSVR130 COSVR770 interpret the given information relating to the work and resources to confirm its relevanceP2 comply with the given, relevant legislation and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practicesP3 select the required quantity and quality of resources for the methods of workP4 comply with organisational procedures to minimise the risk of damage to the work and surrounding areaP5 comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specificationP6 complete the work within the allocated time, in accordance with the programme of work

COSVR720 prepare and record the plans or programmes for traditional and heritage buildings and negotiate and agree them with stakeholders for at least two of the following activities: repair maintenance conservation alteration adaption energy efficiency retrofit installation or replacement of building services

COSVR720 review priorities, make recommendations and record the decisions made to take account of at least four of the following changing circumstances: susceptibility to damage safety requirements condition of existing buildings and structures compromised operational effectiveness environmental conditions use or change of use meeting current legislation resources security threats discovery of architectural or archaeological features during the works wildlife and ecology temporary works

COSVR720 prioritise and plan activities by assessing and accounting for a range of heritage issues and record the outcomes

COSVR720 identify, review and record information sourced from at least two of the following guidance materials: owner's manuals log books maintenance schedules and manuals practice guides and specifications current legislation and official guidance health and safety file

COSVR720 identify, review and record the impacts on the planning of work activities from at least three of the following heritage issues: fire safety hot works archaeology legislation and official guidance relating to built heritage wildlife and ecology condition of existing buildings and structures specialist investigations performance of traditional materials and construction methods protection of heritage features

COSVR720 identify, review and record the impacts on the planning of work activities from at least three of the following factors: current organisational requirements contractual requirements statutory requirements resource allocation working requirements working in and around occupied or tenanted buildings environmental considerations weather conditions sustainability sequencing of trades temporary works

COSVR720 confirm and record the project requirements for at least two of the following activities for traditional and heritage buildings against at least five of the following information sources:

COSVR734 ensure project information is produced, accurate and issued to relevant stakeholders for the following details of roles and responsibilities details of the organisational structure

COSVR708 implement and record revised work procedures and practices to minimise deviations and to allow for at least one of the following circumstances and conditions: working environment unforeseen events planned events

COSVR708 confirm any deviations in position, alignment or level and the corrective action taken for at least one of the following: transfer of lines and levels position calculations given information

COSVR708 confirm organisational checks have been carried out on the dimensional controls and are recorded to meet the quality standards of the project

COSVR708 ensure the workforce is provided with clear and accurate dimensional information to enable them to position, align or level the work from at least four of the following: lines levels angles distances curves position setting out points loads centres of gravity

cosvr28 interpret the given information relating to the work and resources to confirm its relevance comply with the given, relevant legislation and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe work practices select the required quantity and quality of resources for the methods of work comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification complete the work within the allocated time, in accordance with the programme of work

COSVR706 identify opportunities for improving the use of stock and stock turnover, record and recommend improvements to decision- makers

COSVR706 check stock records regularly and calculate what replacement stock will be needed and record the outcomes

COSVR706 identify and record problems with supply of at least four of the following, discuss the information with suppliers of materials and pass it on to decision-makers: price quantity quality availability schedule of delivery life expectancy storage and handling facilities environmental issues sustainability health, safety and welfare issues transportation deterioration or damage loss and theft payment terms cash flow contract variations

COSVR706 calculate and keep accurate records of deliveries and stock position, using at least one the following, and pass the information to decision-makers: manual electronic

COSVR706 supervise the storage and use of at least one of the following materials and components so that material handling and movement is recorded, efficient and wastage is minimised: raw materials manufactured materials components prefabricated systems

COSVR707 implement organisational systems to record and provide feedback

COSVR707 implement and record the organisational and communication systems for the project for four of the following: site management site or head office team contract administration health, safety, welfare, wellbeing and environment project team sharing of project data contractors and sub-contractors the client, customer or their representative

COSVR700 identify, record and report any site conditions which do not comply with organisational requirements

COSVR700 monitor the health, safety, welfare and environmental protection systems to ensure compliance with current organisational requirements

COSVR700 implement systems which meet current organisational requirements for reporting accidents and emergencies and preventing reoccurrence

COSVR700 implement current organisational requirements, for the identification of hazards and reduction of risks

COSVR700 implement and record the checks carried out on the mandatory wearing of protective clothing, protective equipment and statutory notices for the following to confirm compliance: first aid facilities and arrangements welfare facilities storage and security of equipment and materials accident and incident reporting system fire-fighting equipment storage and security of fuel and chemicals the environment sustainability

COSVR700 maintain statutory notices and hazard warnings to ensure they are accurate and current

COSVR700 implement and record the checks carried out to verify the competence of those under your control

COSVR700 identify and implement improvements to health, safety, welfare, wellbeing and the environment on site

COSVR700 promote a culture of health, safety, welfare, wellbeing and environmental awareness through leadership, communication and personal example

COSVR700 implement, maintain and record the organisational initiatives in relation to health, safety, welfare, wellbeing and environmental awareness

COSVR718 advise and record the information provided to the recipient of the procedure for contacting the appropriate people in the event of problems arising after the handover

COSVR718 provide the recipient with all relevant documents, materials, information and keys or access media and record all the details relating to the property provided to the recipient

COSVR718 observe organisational procedures appropriate to the work environment and ensure protection of the workforce, the general public, visitors and the environment by the application of information relating to at least three of the following: methods of work risk assessment safe use and storage of tools and equipment safe use and storage of materials traffic control emergency plans

COSVR718 ensure the property is clean and tidy, ensure any redundant materials are removed and record all the preparation activities undertaken prior to the hand over

COSVR718 take appropriate action to resolve any problems that emerge from an inspection of the property and record the outcomes

COSVR718 analyse completed work against property specifications, identify and record any discrepancies

cosvr578 assemble and collate information on the property condition survey select evaluation methods and techniques select evidence for the assessment of property condition analyse all relevant evidence and information prepare the information to produce a property condition survey report identify and make recommendations based upon the property condition survey report

COSVR714 contribute toward development plans with team members and ensure records of the plans are kept updated and communicated with team members

COSVR714 communicate the outcomes of the learning activity undertaken with team members to ensure organisational standards are maintained, outcomes have been achieved and recorded and a thorough evaluation of the learning activity, post completion, is formally assessed and fed back by team members

COSVR714 communicate effectively and plan the development needs with team members, including but not limited to all of the following key points: current skills and knowledge learning activities undertaken learning objectives to be achieved resource requirements for development timescales

COSVR714 work with the team to identify, prioritise and record learning needs, then identify and obtain information on a range of possible learning activities for at least two of the following: formal coached mentored continuous professional development

COSVR714 communicate the benefits of accessing learning by giving regular positive and constructive feedback on work performance including keeping records of the feedback provided and promoting the benefits of self-development

COSVR704 identify improvements from feedback received, record and recommend them to the people responsible

COSVR704 inform people responsible about the following: progress any changes to the operational programme resource needs

COSVR704 identify and record measures which could reduce cost and time to help the work progress and communicate with at least two of the following: the client, customer or their representative contractors consultants sub-contractors suppliers workforce own organisation designers

COSVR704 review the circumstances of any deviations thoroughly, record findings, agree and implement at least one of the following corrective actions in order to restore progress in accordance with agreed programme: additional resources alter planned work hours resequencing of work activities

COSVR704 identify and record at least five of the following deviations from planned progress which have occurred, or which may occur, which could disrupt the programme and schedule: resource shortages design problems and constraints industrial disputes lack of essential construction information construction errors and non-conformance environmental conditions site constraints social disputes or issues health, safety and environmental issues discovery of archaeological and/or historical finds regulatory enforcement

COSVR704 implement at least five of the following systems to monitor and record the progress of the work against the agreed programme: visual checks resource records site tests and inspections third party endorsement contractors' reports written, graphical and electronic records of actual work against the programmed work site meetings organisational procedures management reports benchmarks and milestones measurements

COSVR709 implement and record outcomes from feedback received and recommend them to stakeholders

COSVR709 identify and report variations in quality and their programme and safety implications

COSVR709 identify and report work and materials which do not conform to the specified quality standards and implement corrective action if required

COSVR709 implement systems to inspect and control the quality of work and record the outcomes for at least six of the following: visual inspections checks with design requirements checks with standard documentation checks with manufacturers' documentation checks with delivery notes sampling and mock-ups testing site inspection reports contractors' reports site meetings dimensional checks handover checks

COSVR709 clearly record and communicate the areas of responsibility individuals have for maintaining quality standards for the work or task

COSVR709 confirm quality standards before the work starts and record the information sourced from at least three of the following: organisational requirements project specifications British Standards International Standards Codes of Practice sustainability requirements trade advisory guidance and best practice benchmarks or key performance indicators

COSVR715 ensure the following organisational procedures for obtaining people and services are followed: contractual right to work codes of practice industry certification cards, competence schemes, qualifications, certificates and training insurance

COSVR715 negotiate and agree proposals which are likely to produce an effective team membership

COSVR715 evaluate and record the quality and reliability of the following people or services, and notify relevant stakeholders: technical staff sub-contractors specialist services operatives

COSVR715 identify and record any significant factors which will affect the number, type and availability of people and services including but not limited to: location cost time skills, experience and knowledge availability compatibility training and development requirements

COSVR710 investigate any variations to work cost or quantities, record the outcomes and implement the appropriate corrective action with the people responsible in relation to one of the following: restore progress in accordance with agreed programme agree new completion dates identify potential variation secure additional resources alter planned work

COSVR710 identify and report at least two of the following opportunities for cost savings to the people responsible: waste reduction resource management and logistics applications of new technologies and materials energy and utility management receipt and use of materials alternative sources and types of materials alternative suppliers of labour, materials and equipment document control and record keeping alternative methods of work

COSVR710 collect, evaluate and report work quantities and cost data in relation to at least three of the following: materials plant, machinery and equipment workforce sub-contractors recorded works programmes and schedules

COSVR710 contribute to your organisational requirements in relation to controlling work quantities and costs

COSVR703 clarify any information which is not clear

COSVR703 collate and review relevant information from at least four of the following sources and record the findings to contribute to the project plan: surveys and reports design contractual documents statutory consents contractor's pre-planning information health, safety and environmental plans risk assessments and method statements programmes and schedules resources and materials sub-contractor arrangements and attendance

cosvr577 identify the requirements to carry out the property condition inspection confirm permissions by those affected, prior to commencement of the property condition inspection take accurate observations and measurements for the property condition inspection carry out further investigations when observations are inconsistent with existing data and expected findings, and accurately identify the cause of inconsistencies identify and examine actual and potential causes of failure and deterioration and record accurately