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  1. provide and record information about when the work will start, how long it will take and when it will finish and distribute to all those affected

    COSVR711 provide and record information about when the work will start, how long it will take and when it will finish and distribute to all those affected

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    • COSVR711Give notice to people affected by the work

      Give notice to people affected by the work
      • how to give adequate notice to all relevant people about when the work will start, how long it will take and when it will finish
      • how to communicate adequate notice to relevant people

  2. ensure notices are placed and maintained which provide accurate information and which conform to organisational requirements

    COSVR711 ensure notices are placed and maintained which provide accurate information and which conform to organisational requirements

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    • COSVR711Place and maintain notices

      Place and maintain notices
      • where to place notices that provide accurate information for the work force
      • how to ensure notices conform to organisational requirements
      • how to maintain notices

  3. implement and record the arrangements for the storage and use of materials, equipment, components and consumables so that material handling and movement is efficient and wastage is minimised

    COSVR711 implement and record the arrangements for the storage and use of materials, equipment, components and consumables so that material handling and movement is efficient and wastage is minimised

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    • COSVR711Implement the storage and use of materials

      Implement the storage and use of materials
      • how to implement the storage of materials, equipment, components and consumables so that material handling and movement is efficient
      • how to implement the use of materials, equipment, components and consumables to minimise wastage

  4. implement the considerations given to at least four of the following in relation to the site layout for operational purposes, inform people who will be working on site and record the relevant information provided about the site layout plans: storage temporary accommodation work areas plant temporary services access and egress security continuing use by occupiers waste management environmental control provision for prefabricated components and systems existing fabric

    COSVR711 implement the considerations given to at least four of the following in relation to the site layout for operational purposes, inform people who will be working on site and record the relevant information provided about the site layout plans: storage temporary accommodation work areas plant temporary services access and egress security continuing use by occupiers waste management environmental control provision for prefabricated components and systems existing fabric

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    • COSVR711Establish the site layout

      Establish the site layout
      • how to establish facilities for the following to ensure the site layout is suitable for operational purposes:
      ‐ storage
      ‐ temporary accommodation
      ‐ work areas
      ‐ plant
      ‐ temporary services
      ‐ access and egress
      ‐ security
      ‐ continuing use by occupiers
      ‐ waste management
      ‐ environmental control
      ‐ provision for prefabricated components and systems
      ‐ existing fabric
      • how to inform people who will be working on the site about the plans sourced from the following:
      ‐ survey reports
      ‐ design documents
      ‐ contractual documents
      ‐ statutory consents
      ‐ planning information
      ‐ health, safety and environmental plans
      ‐ risk assessments and method statements
      ‐ programmes
      ‐ records about the competence of people
      ‐ sub-contractor arrangements and attendance
      ‐ safe systems of work

  5. confirm and record at least four of the following available resources: people plant, equipment or machinery materials and components sub-contractors information work area and facilities waste management utility providers

    COSVR711 confirm and record at least four of the following available resources: people plant, equipment or machinery materials and components sub-contractors information work area and facilities waste management utility providers

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    • COSVR711Confirm available resources

      Confirm available resources
      • how to confirm the following resources are available:
      ‐ people
      ‐ plant, equipment and machinery
      ‐ materials and components
      ‐ sub-contractors
      ‐ Information
      ‐ work area and facilities
      ‐ waste management
      ‐ utility providers

  6. confirm and record the arrangements for site safety, welfare and security before work starts and throughout the construction programme

    COSVR711 confirm and record the arrangements for site safety, welfare and security before work starts and throughout the construction programme

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    • COSVR711Confirm site safety

      Confirm site safety
      • how to confirm arrangements for site safety, welfare and security before work starts and whilst working on site

  7. carry out consultations to identify and confirm safe access points for the site and works which minimise disruption including works traffic and pedestrian segregation

    COSVR711 carry out consultations to identify and confirm safe access points for the site and works which minimise disruption including works traffic and pedestrian segregation

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    • COSVR711Confirm safe access points

      Confirm safe access points
      • how to confirm safe access points in relation to the site layout for operational purposes and works regarding:
      ‐ storage
      ‐ temporary accommodation
      ‐ work areas
      ‐ plant
      ‐ temporary services
      ‐ access and egress
      ‐ security
      ‐ continuing use by occupiers
      ‐ waste management
      ‐ environmental control
      ‐ provision for prefabricated components systems
      ‐ existing fabric
      • how to establish access points that are safe and cause minimum disruption
      • how to segregate works traffic and pedestrians
      • why you need to minimise disruption and segregate works traffic and pedestrians

  8. identify and record at least four of the following factors which might affect the proposed works, describe, summarise and inform the people who may be affected: occupiers near neighbours public access site conditions environmental considerations vehicular access and egress security and trespass public utilities heritage issues archaeological temporary works

    COSVR711 identify and record at least four of the following factors which might affect the proposed works, describe, summarise and inform the people who may be affected: occupiers near neighbours public access site conditions environmental considerations vehicular access and egress security and trespass public utilities heritage issues archaeological temporary works

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    • COSVR711Factors that might affect the proposed works

      Factors that might affect the proposed works
      • how to identify the following factors that might affect the proposed works:
      ‐ occupiers
      ‐ near neighbours
      ‐ public access
      ‐ site conditions
      ‐ environmental considerations
      ‐ vehicular access and egress
      ‐ security and trespass
      ‐ public utilities
      ‐ heritage issues
      ‐ archaeological
      ‐ temporary works
      • how to accurately describe and summarise factors
      • how to inform people who need to know about factors affecting the works
      • why it is important to identify factors affecting the planned works and inform relevant people

  9. identify, record and use relevant information, from at least four of the following sources, clarify any information which is not clear and update it for production planning purposes: survey reports design information contractual documents statutory consents planning information health, safety and environmental plans risk assessments and method statements programmes records about the competence of people sub-contractor arrangements and attendance safe systems of work

    COSVR711 identify, record and use relevant information, from at least four of the following sources, clarify any information which is not clear and update it for production planning purposes: survey reports design information contractual documents statutory consents planning information health, safety and environmental plans risk assessments and method statements programmes records about the competence of people sub-contractor arrangements and attendance safe systems of work

    knowledge
    • COSVR711Information used in preparation

      Information used in preparation
      • how to identify and source the following relevant information:
      ‐ survey reports
      ‐ design information
      ‐ contractual documents
      ‐ statutory consents
      ‐ planning information
      ‐ health, safety and environmental plans
      ‐ risk assessments and method statements
      ‐ programmes
      ‐ records about the competence of people
      ‐ sub-contractor arrangements and attendance
      ‐ safe systems of work
      • how to clarify information that is not clear
      • how to update information for production planning purposes
      • how to use relevant information
      • why it is important to plan productivity using project planning information

  10. identify the areas of work where resources will be required identify and analyse the factors which will influence the procurement and use of resources estimate the resources that will be required present the evaluation to decision makers

    cosvr579 identify the areas of work where resources will be required identify and analyse the factors which will influence the procurement and use of resources estimate the resources that will be required present the evaluation to decision makers

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    • cosvr579Identify the resources

      Identify the resources
      • how to identify the areas of the work where resources will be required
      • how to plan an investigation to quantify the resources and to decide where to obtain them
      • why it is important to plan an investigation to quantify the resources and to decide where to obtain them

    • cosvr579Identify and analyse factors

      Identify and analyse factors
      • how to identify potential opportunities and constraints
      • how to summarise potential opportunities and constraints
      • how to analyse the procurement factors and other factors which will influence the use of resources
      • how to assess the impact potential opportunities and constraints might have on the practicability and efficiency of the development process

    • cosvr579Estimate the resources

      Estimate the resources
      • how to estimate the resources that will be required
      • how to evaluate how resources, potential opportunities and constraints affect the financing and programming of the project

    • cosvr579Present evaluations

      Present evaluations
      • how to present the calculations and evaluations to decision makers, note their advice and amend the evaluation to reflect the feedback received
      • how to calculate length, volume, area, quantity and wastage

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    • cosvr579records of the areas of work where resources are required and planned, including investigations to quantify the resources and to determine where to obtain them

      records of the areas of work where resources are required and planned, including investigations to quantify the resources and to determine where to obtain them

    • cosvr579records of factors which will influence the procurement and use of resources identifying potential opportunities and constraints

      records of factors which will influence the procurement and use of resources identifying potential opportunities and constraints

    • cosvr579assess the impact that factors might have on the practicability and efficiency of the development process

      assess the impact that factors might have on the practicability and efficiency of the development process

    • cosvr579records of calculations estimating the resources that will be required, summarising potential opportunities and constraints and evaluating how this will affect the financing and programming of the project

      records of calculations estimating the resources that will be required, summarising potential opportunities and constraints and evaluating how this will affect the financing and programming of the project

    • cosvr579records of calculations and evaluations presented to decision makers

      records of calculations and evaluations presented to decision makers

    • cosvr579records of advice given and amendments to the evaluation reflecting the feedback received from decision makers

      records of advice given and amendments to the evaluation reflecting the feedback received from decision makers

    • cosvr579Identify

      Identify
      • standard lists
      • procedures
      • investigative research

    • cosvr579Other factors

      Other factors
      • new technologies
      • personnel (including those with appropriate skills)
      • use of materials
      • sustainability
      • equipment
      • construction and installation methods
      • contracting methods
      • quantity
      • quality standards
      • climate
      • regulatory constraints
      • health, safety and welfare
      • infrastructure

    • cosvr579Present orally in writing graphically electronically

      Present
      • orally
      • in writing
      • graphically
      • electronically

    • cosvr579procurement factors

      procurement factors
      • availability
      • cost
      • insurances
      • time and period required
      • transport
      • delivery dates
      • recoverable costs
      • discounts
      • service support
      • environmental impact and sustainability
      • regulatory constraints on access and use

    • cosvr579Resources

      Resources
      • materials and products
      • construction capital equipment
      • site facilities
      • ancillary site services
      • people (including those with appropriate skills)
      • management and support
      • accommodation
      • training
      • Maintenance
      • repair
      • security
      • insurance

  11. ensure the method statement has been approved prior to the commencement of work

    COSVR701 ensure the method statement has been approved prior to the commencement of work

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    • COSVR701method statements

      method statements
      • how to ensure an appropriate method statement has been prepared and approved prior to the commencement of work

  12. agree the recommended work methods and inform stakeholders

    COSVR701 agree the recommended work methods and inform stakeholders

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    • COSVR701Agree work method and inform stakeholders

      Agree work method and inform stakeholders
      • how to select appropriate work methods by considering the following and recording the findings:
      ‐ sequencing and integration of work operations
      ‐ organisation of resources
      ‐ established construction techniques
      ‐ temporary works
      ‐ modern methods of work and standardisation
      ‐ working conditions
      • the potential risks of works impacting on the cultural significance of the historic environment
      • the specific requirements for buildings and structures of traditional (pre-1919) construction or of architectural, historical or archaeological significance
      • how to agree the selected work methods with stakeholders

  13. evaluate the chosen work methods against time, cost and resources for at least seven of the following technical and project criteria and record results: materials performance and availability structural forms client, customer or their representative health, safety and welfare fire protection access plant, equipment and people availability transport logistics environmental factors waste management seasonal weather conditions sustainability innovative materials, technologies and processes site conditions

    COSVR701 evaluate the chosen work methods against time, cost and resources for at least seven of the following technical and project criteria and record results: materials performance and availability structural forms client, customer or their representative health, safety and welfare fire protection access plant, equipment and people availability transport logistics environmental factors waste management seasonal weather conditions sustainability innovative materials, technologies and processes site conditions

    knowledge
    • COSVR701Evaluate work methods

      Evaluate work methods
      • how to evaluate work methods against time, cost and resources for the following project and technical criteria and record results:
      ‐ materials, performance and availability
      ‐ structural forms
      ‐ client, customer or their representative
      ‐ health, safety and welfare
      ‐ fire protection
      ‐ access
      ‐ plant, equipment and people availability
      ‐ transport logistics
      ‐ environmental factors
      ‐ waste management
      ‐ seasonal weather conditions
      ‐ sustainability
      ‐ innovative materials, technologies and processes
      ‐ site conditions
      • how to evaluate work methods against the following project criteria and record findings:
      ‐ cost control
      ‐ conformity to organisational requirements
      ‐ specification or schedule of works
      ‐ contract requirements
      ‐ third party obligations
      ‐ other related programmes
      ‐ supply lead times

  14. consult with at least two of the following sources to obtain additional information where the available project data is insufficient and record findings: client, customer or their representative contractors sub-contractors suppliers regulatory authorities technical and trade literature

    COSVR701 consult with at least two of the following sources to obtain additional information where the available project data is insufficient and record findings: client, customer or their representative contractors sub-contractors suppliers regulatory authorities technical and trade literature

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    • COSVR701Obtain additional information

      Obtain additional information
      • how to obtain and record additional information where the available project data source is insufficient:
      ‐ client, customer or their representative
      ‐ contractors
      ‐ sub-contractors
      ‐ suppliers
      ‐ regulatory authorities
      ‐ technical and trade guidance

  15. examine and assess at least three of the following types of project data to enable decisions to be made: sequencing and integration of work operations organisation of resources established construction techniques temporary works modern methods of construction and standardisation working conditions

    COSVR701 examine and assess at least three of the following types of project data to enable decisions to be made: sequencing and integration of work operations organisation of resources established construction techniques temporary works modern methods of construction and standardisation working conditions

    knowledge
    • COSVR701Assess project data

      Assess project data
      • how to assess the project data to inform the following work methods and record the findings:
      ‐ sequencing and integration of work operations
      ‐ organisation of resources
      ‐ established construction techniques
      ‐ temporary works
      ‐ modern methods of construction and standardisation
      ‐ working conditions

  16. identify and assess at least four of the following elements of project data and record how the findings will inform the work methods: conditions of contract bills of quantities or methods of measurement specifications or schedule of works drawings health, safety and environmental plans programmes organisational requirements instructions and variations

    COSVR701 identify and assess at least four of the following elements of project data and record how the findings will inform the work methods: conditions of contract bills of quantities or methods of measurement specifications or schedule of works drawings health, safety and environmental plans programmes organisational requirements instructions and variations

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    • COSVR701Project data

      Project data
      • how to identify, source and record the following project data:
      ‐ cost control
      ‐ conformity to organisational requirements
      ‐ specification or schedule of works
      ‐ contract requirements
      ‐ third party obligations
      ‐ other related programmes
      ‐ supply lead times

  17. record and confirm procedures and time for implementing the handing over of the property

    COSVR718 record and confirm procedures and time for implementing the handing over of the property

    knowledge
    • COSVR718Confirm procedures

      Confirm procedures
      • how to confirm hand over procedures with the following:
      ‐ client, customer or their representative
      ‐ contractors and subcontractors
      ‐ consultants
      ‐ suppliers
      ‐ workforce
      ‐ internal management
      • how to negotiate and agree hand over times
      • why you need to follow agreed hand over procedures

  18. recognise exceptional performance by individuals and the team, record the praise and recognition provided and advise stakeholders

    COSVR713 recognise exceptional performance by individuals and the team, record the praise and recognition provided and advise stakeholders

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    • COSVR713Recognise success

      Recognise success
      • how to recognise exceptional performance by individuals and the team
      • how to advise the following stakeholders of team and individual team member's successes:
      ‐ the client, customer or their representative
      ‐ contractors
      ‐ consultants
      ‐ sub-contractors
      ‐ suppliers
      ‐ workforce

  19. identify and record any unacceptable or poor performance, discuss the cause(s), agree and record ways of improving performance with team members

    COSVR713 identify and record any unacceptable or poor performance, discuss the cause(s), agree and record ways of improving performance with team members

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    • COSVR713Identify unacceptable or poor performance

      Identify unacceptable or poor performance
      • how to identify unacceptable or poor performance
      • how to discuss the following cause(s) of poor performance with team members:
      ‐ external factors
      ‐ internal factors
      ‐ social factors
      ‐ personal circumstances
      ‐ skills and knowledge deficiencies
      ‐ lack of support
      ‐ lack of resources
      • how to agree ways of improving performance with team members
      • how to recognise the causes of workplace behaviours, negative and positive in self and others
      • why you need to identify and act upon unacceptable or poor performance

  20. motivate team members to complete the work they have been allocated and provide additional support

    COSVR713 motivate team members to complete the work they have been allocated and provide additional support

    knowledge
    • COSVR713Motivate team members to complete work

      Motivate team members to complete work
      • how to motivate team members using the following means:
      ‐ inspire
      ‐ stimulate
      ‐ prompt
      ‐ encourage
      ‐ incentivise
      • how to provide additional support for the following resources:
      ‐ people
      ‐ plant, equipment and machinery
      ‐ materials and components
      ‐ sub-contractors
      ‐ Information
      ‐ work area and facilities
      ‐ waste management
      ‐ utilities

  21. provide prompt and constructive feedback

    COSVR713 provide prompt and constructive feedback

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    • COSVR713Provide Feedback

      Provide Feedback
      • how to provide constructive feedback using the following:
      ‐ formal appraisal
      ‐ interim appraisal
      ‐ verbal report
      ‐ written report
      ‐ references

  22. monitor and record both the progress and quality of the work

    COSVR713 monitor and record both the progress and quality of the work

    knowledge
    • COSVR713Check progress and quality

      Check progress and quality
      • how to check the progress of work against the following:
      ‐ programmes and schedules
      ‐ critical activities
      ‐ action lists
      ‐ method statements
      ‐ risk assessments
      • how to check work against the following required quality standards and expected outcomes:
      ‐ statutory requirements
      ‐ project specifications
      ‐ British Standards
      ‐ International Standards
      ‐ codes of practice
      ‐ organisational standards
      ‐ manufacturer's technical information and product data sheets
      ‐ benchmarks and key performance indicators

  23. brief team members on the quality standards or outcomes expected

    COSVR713 brief team members on the quality standards or outcomes expected

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    • COSVR713Brief Team Members

      Brief Team Members
      • how to brief team members on the following quality standards or outcomes expected:
      ‐ statutory requirements
      ‐ project specifications
      ‐ British Standards
      ‐ International Standards
      ‐ codes of practice
      ‐ organisational standards
      ‐ manufacturers' technical information and product data sheets
      ‐ benchmarks and key performance indicators

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

    COSVR713 check the validity of team members' industry certification cards, competence schemes, qualifications, certificates and training

    knowledge
    • COSVR713Check validity of documentation

      Check validity of documentation
      • how to use card checking systems, applications and online databases to verify the validity of the following
      ‐ industry certification cards
      ‐ competence schemes
      ‐ qualifications
      ‐ certificates
      ‐ training
      • why validity of presented documentation should be checked prior to team members entering site

  25. allocate work to team members, taking account of their skills, knowledge, experience and workload and record the outcomes

    COSVR713 allocate work to team members, taking account of their skills, knowledge, experience and workload and record the outcomes

    knowledge
    • COSVR713Allocate work

      Allocate work
      • how to allocate work fairly to team members
      • how to take account of team members' skills, knowledge, experience and workload

  26. confirm the programmes and schedules, identify and record the priorities and critical activities, and plan how the work will be undertaken

    COSVR713 confirm the programmes and schedules, identify and record the priorities and critical activities, and plan how the work will be undertaken

    knowledge
    • COSVR713Confirm work required and plan

      Confirm work required and plan
      • how to confirm the following:
      ‐ programmes and schedules
      ‐ critical activities
      ‐ action lists
      ‐ method statements
      ‐ risk assessments
      • how to identify priorities and critical activities in programmes and schedules
      • how to plan the work to be undertaken

  27. collate, interpret, review, clarify and update relevant information used in the preparation of the project plan give notice to the people who will be affected by the work communicate and agree a programme with the people who will be doing the work plan and obtain sufficient resources of the appropriate type which will meet the project requirements and timescales organise and control the site and the resources so that the conditions are safe, the site is tidy and creates a favourable image of the organisation, its products and services and the project identify, communicate and monitor necessary consequent actions and responsibilities for implementation

    cosvr585 collate, interpret, review, clarify and update relevant information used in the preparation of the project plan give notice to the people who will be affected by the work communicate and agree a programme with the people who will be doing the work plan and obtain sufficient resources of the appropriate type which will meet the project requirements and timescales organise and control the site and the resources so that the conditions are safe, the site is tidy and creates a favourable image of the organisation, its products and services and the project identify, communicate and monitor necessary consequent actions and responsibilities for implementation

    knowledge
    • cosvr585Assemble and review the project plan

      Assemble and review the project plan
      • how to collate, interpret, review and clarify relevant information used in the preparation of the project plan
      • how to clarify and/or update any information which is unclear

    • cosvr585Give notice of the work

      Give notice of the work
      • how to give adequate notice to the relevant people who will be affected when the work starts and detailing how long the work will take and when it will finish

    • cosvr585Communicate and agree a programme

      Communicate and agree a programme
      • how to agree a programme, methods and arrangements with the people carrying out the work
      • how to identify, obtain and record information requirements prior to the commencement of the work

    • cosvr585Plan and obtain resources

      Plan and obtain resources
      • how to plan for and secure the required resources for the work to be carried out

    • cosvr585Organise and control the work

      Organise and control the work
      • how to control and organise the site and resources so that conditions are safe, the site is tidy and creates a favourable image of the organisation, its products, services and the project

    • cosvr585Develop contingency plans for implementation

      Develop contingency plans for implementation
      • how to develop plans to meet special requirements and contingencies
      • how to identify, communicate and monitor the programme and methods

    context
    • cosvr585records of reviewed, clarified and updated information for production planning purposes

      records of reviewed, clarified and updated information for production planning purposes

    • cosvr585records of notices given to people who will be affected by the work, detailing when the work will start, how long it will take and when it will finish

      records of notices given to people who will be affected by the work, detailing when the work will start, how long it will take and when it will finish

    • cosvr585records of programmes, methods and arrangements with the people carrying out the work to integrate building operations, including dates, resources and work being carried out by other associated crafts

      records of programmes, methods and arrangements with the people carrying out the work to integrate building operations, including dates, resources and work being carried out by other associated crafts

    • cosvr585records of information requirements obtained, identified and recorded prior to the commencement of the work

      records of information requirements obtained, identified and recorded prior to the commencement of the work

    • cosvr585records of plans covering requirements and timescales used to secure the following resources

      records of plans covering requirements and timescales used to secure the following resources
      • personnel
      • competence requirements
      • plant and equipment
      • materials and components
      • sub-contractors
      • relevant information

    • cosvr585records of work undertaken to organise and control the site including

      records of work undertaken to organise and control the site including
      • Resources
      • safe conditions
      • tidiness
      • image

    • cosvr585records of plans to meet the special requirements of the work and contingencies

      records of plans to meet the special requirements of the work and contingencies

    • cosvr585Information

      Information
      • survey reports
      • design
      • contractual
      • statutory consents
      • contractors pre-planning information
      • health and safety plans
      • method statements
      • programmes
      • competence levels of people
      • needs of other associated crafts

    • cosvr585people operators other personnel members of the public site visitors owners of adjoining property

      people
      • operators
      • other personnel
      • members of the public
      • site visitors
      • owners of adjoining property

    • cosvr585Resources

      Resources
      • personnel with the required level of competence
      • plant and equipment
      • materials and components
      • sub-contractors
      • relevant information

    • cosvr585Special requirements

      Special requirements
      • sequencing of the work
      • removal of waste
      • statutory regulations and limitations
      • heritage status
      • occupiers
      • environmental considerations
      • vehicular access
      • health, safety and welfare
      • Hazards
      • trespass
      • near neighbours
      • public access
      • site conditions
      • own craft best practice
      • co-operation with other crafts

  28. select the required quantity and quality of resources for the methods of work

    COSVR68 cosvr25 select the required quantity and quality of resources for the methods of work

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    • COSVR68Selection of resources the characteristics, quality, uses, sustainability, limitations and defects associated with the resources and how defects should be rectified how the resources should be used and how any problems associated with the resources are reported the organisational procedures to select resources, why they have been developed and how they are used the hazards associated with the resources and methods of work and how they are overcome

      Selection of resources
      • the characteristics, quality, uses, sustainability, limitations and defects associated with the resources and how defects should be rectified
      • how the resources should be used and how any problems associated with the resources are reported
      • the organisational procedures to select resources, why they have been developed and how they are used
      • the hazards associated with the resources and methods of work and how they are overcome

    context
    • COSVR68selection of resources associated with own work materials, components and fixings tools and equipment

      selection of resources associated with own work
      • materials, components and fixings
      • tools and equipment

  29. interpret the given information relating to the work and resources to confirm its relevance

    COSVR68 cosvr25 interpret the given information relating to the work and resources to confirm its relevance

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    • COSVR68Interpretation of information the organisational procedures developed to report and rectify inappropriate information and unsuitable resources, and how they are implemented the types of information, their source and how they are interpreted the organisational procedures to solve problems with the information and why it is important they are followed

      Interpretation of information
      • the organisational procedures developed to report and rectify inappropriate information and unsuitable resources, and how they are implemented
      • the types of information, their source and how they are interpreted
      • the organisational procedures to solve problems with the information and why it is important they are followed

    context
    • COSVR68interpretation of drawings, specifications, schedules, method statements, risk assessments and manufacturers' information related to the work to be carried out

      interpretation of drawings, specifications, schedules, method statements, risk assessments and manufacturers' information related to the work to be carried out

  30. comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to measure, mark out, calculate, cut, fit, fill, position, secure and make good carry out external and internal pre-installation check, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - visibility and completeness of damp proof course - condition of window and door seals - height of internal floors in relation to external floor height - drainage and down pipes - protection and existence of sub floor ventilation identify the potential risk of increased condensation following installation relating to suspended floors and how to prevent it check, record and report issues with under floor (cross flow) ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation prepare floor for insulation creating access points taking into consideration the following but not limited to: - safe systems of work - minimising damage - checking existing services - building construction and heritage significance - customer safety check for hidden utilities maintain integrity of membranes remove and minimise damage to floorcoverings ensure the minimum void area air space is maintained by removing debris clear and safeguard existing and install additional in accordance with the design and installation checks and report back issues which impact the ventilation assessment protect the building occupants and their property confirm pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters to include checking and reporting defects rectify defects in preparation of insulation measures assemble, operate, clean and disassemble installation processing equipment calibrate equipment to measure density, flow and quality tests spray insulation to suspended floors maintain existing sound-proofing install and maintain fire resistant barriers complete post installation checks in accordance with the design, method statement and installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction clean and disassemble installation processing equipment and pack away for transportation use all work tools and installation equipment in line with manufacturers and system specifications work at height using access equipment

    COSVR818 comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to measure, mark out, calculate, cut, fit, fill, position, secure and make good carry out external and internal pre-installation check, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - visibility and completeness of damp proof course - condition of window and door seals - height of internal floors in relation to external floor height - drainage and down pipes - protection and existence of sub floor ventilation identify the potential risk of increased condensation following installation relating to suspended floors and how to prevent it check, record and report issues with under floor (cross flow) ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation prepare floor for insulation creating access points taking into consideration the following but not limited to: - safe systems of work - minimising damage - checking existing services - building construction and heritage significance - customer safety check for hidden utilities maintain integrity of membranes remove and minimise damage to floorcoverings ensure the minimum void area air space is maintained by removing debris clear and safeguard existing and install additional in accordance with the design and installation checks and report back issues which impact the ventilation assessment protect the building occupants and their property confirm pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters to include checking and reporting defects rectify defects in preparation of insulation measures assemble, operate, clean and disassemble installation processing equipment calibrate equipment to measure density, flow and quality tests spray insulation to suspended floors maintain existing sound-proofing install and maintain fire resistant barriers complete post installation checks in accordance with the design, method statement and installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction clean and disassemble installation processing equipment and pack away for transportation use all work tools and installation equipment in line with manufacturers and system specifications work at height using access equipment

    knowledge
    • COSVR818Meet the contract specification

      Meet the contract specification
      • how the methods of work to meet the specification, are carried out and how problems are identified and reported by the application of knowledge for safe, healthy and environmental work practices, procedures and skills relating to the method and area of work
      • the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes, and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed, their impact on the building and their appropriateness to the design and physical application
      • how to record and report issues or defects with the materials, components and finishes
      • why it is important to carry out external and internal pre- installation checks
      • how to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include but not limited to: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables)
      • why it is important to ensure that all necessary repairs are completed prior to installation
      • how to recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - visibility and completeness of damp proof course - condition of window and door seals - height of internal floors in relation to external floor height - condition of roof - damaged and spalled brickwork - rain and waste water goods - protection and existence of sub floor ventilation - wall cavity width and identification of any debris
      • how to identify when specialist skills and knowledge are required and report accordingly including but not limited to: - fire safety - electrical - asbestos - Radon - heritage - architectural and archaeological features - ecology - ventilation - exposure and topography
      • the relevance of an assessment of significance and how to recognise specific requirements for structures of special interest, traditional construction, hard-to-treat buildings and historical significance
      • how to identify, record, report and rectify unintended consequences not addressed in the design, including but not limited to the existence of: thermal bridges, thermal bypassing and water ingress, inadequate ventilation and condensation risk
      • why it is important to avoid unintended consequences
      • how to check, record and report issues with under floor (cross flow) ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation
      • why it is important to explain installation procedure to building occupants to include but not limited to the following: - scope and work programme - safety requirements during the installation process - protection of property and personal items - specific benefits and implications to include homeowner information - agreed standards of making good
      • the implications of existing guarantees and warranties that may be compromised by the installation to include but not limited to: - timber treatments - replacement wall ties - injected damp proof course - under floor and central heating systems - Radon barriers - electrical wiring - services
      • how to identify and follow the installation quality requirements
      • how to work with, around and in close proximity to plant and machinery
      • how to direct and guide the operations and movement of plant and machinery to ensure protection of a safe working environment
      • why it is important to recognise the potential risk of increased condensation following installation relating to suspended floors and how to prevent it
      • how to prepare a floor for insulation, creating access points taking into consideration the following but not limited to: - safe systems of work - minimising damage - checking existing services - building construction and heritage significance - customer safety - archaeology
      • how to check for hidden utilities
      • the importance of ensuring all work to services (gas, electric, water) is carried out by suitably qualified people
      • how to maintain the integrity of membranes
      • how to remove and minimise damage to floorcoverings
      • why it is important to ensure the minimum void area air space is maintained by removing debris as required
      • why it is important to clear and safeguard existing and install additional ventilation if required in accordance with the design and installation checks and report back issues which impact the ventilation assessment
      • how to protect the building occupants and their property
      • how to assemble, operate, clean and disassemble installation processing equipment
      • how to calibrate equipment to measure density, flow and quality tests
      • how to spray insulation to suspended floors
      • how to ensure pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters to include checking and recording batch number and reporting defects
      • the different types of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes, where and how they should be used and why it is important to install them correctly
      • the importance of ensuring the integrity of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes following installation and the need to maintain continuity
      • why it is important to immediately record and report unforeseen events including but not limited to equipment malfunctions, situations and faults not identified in the original design
      • how to ensure existing cross flow ventilation is maintained within the floor void
      • how to maintain existing sound-proofing
      • how to install and maintain fire resistant barriers
      • why it is important to minimise thermal bridging through compliance with design detail ensuring a consistent level of insulation to the area being insulated
      • why it is important to complete post installation checks in accordance with the design, method statement and installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects
      • why it is important to provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs
      • how to handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction
      • how to clean and disassemble installation processing equipment and pack away for transportation
      • how to use all work tools and installation equipment in line with manufacturers and system specifications
      • how to work at height using access equipment and harness systems
      • how and why maintenance of all work tools and installation equipment is carried out
      • the importance of team work and communication
      • needs of other occupations associated with spraying insulation to suspended floors

  31. comply with organisational procedures to minimise the risk of damage to the work and surrounding area by: protecting the work and its surrounding area from damage maintaining a safe, clear and tidy work area disposing of waste in accordance with current legislation

    COSVR818 COSVR812 COSVR816 COSVR644 COSVR749 COSVR814 COSVR645 COSVR451 COSVR748 COSVR448 COSVR450 COSVR819 COSVR815 COSVR813 COSVR449 comply with organisational procedures to minimise the risk of damage to the work and surrounding area by: protecting the work and its surrounding area from damage maintaining a safe, clear and tidy work area disposing of waste in accordance with current legislation

    knowledge
    • COSVR818Minimise the risk of damage the importance of protecting the work and its surrounding area against the risk of damage how to protect work and its surrounding area from damage by general workplace activities, other occupations and adverse weather conditions and how to minimise damage to existing building fabric why and how the disposal of waste must be carried out safely in accordance with the following current legislation environmental responsibilities organisational procedures manufacturers' information data sheets statutory regulations official guidance why it is important to maintain a safe, clear and tidy work area

      Minimise the risk of damage
      • the importance of protecting the work and its surrounding area against the risk of damage
      • how to protect work and its surrounding area from damage by general workplace activities, other occupations and adverse weather conditions and how to minimise damage to existing building fabric
      • why and how the disposal of waste must be carried out safely in accordance with the following
      • current legislation
      • environmental responsibilities
      • organisational procedures
      • manufacturers' information
      • data sheets
      • statutory regulations
      • official guidance
      • why it is important to maintain a safe, clear and tidy work area

  32. select the required quantity and quality of resources for the methods of work check the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components, fixings and finishes and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed and their impact on the building record and report issues or defects select tools and equipment

    COSVR818 COSVR645 COSVR819 COSVR749 COSVR449 select the required quantity and quality of resources for the methods of work check the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components, fixings and finishes and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed and their impact on the building record and report issues or defects select tools and equipment

    knowledge
    • COSVR818Selection of resources

      Selection of resources
      • why the characteristics, compatibility, quality, uses, sustainability, limitations and defects associated with the resources are important and how defects should be rectified
      • the organisational procedures to select resources, why they have been developed and how they are used
      • how to confirm the resources and materials conform with the specification
      • how the resources should be used and how any problems associated with the resources are reported in relation to:
      • protective sheeting
      • warning signs
      • temporary barriers
      • making good materials
      • filling materials
      • sealants
      • all work tools and installation equipment
      • how to identify the hazards associated with the resources and methods of work and how they are overcome
      • how to calculate the quantity of materials required and used to ensure adequacy of fill as per the system designer specification and wastage associated with the method and procedure to spray insulation to suspended floors

  33. comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices relating to the following: methods of work safe use of health and safety control equipment safe use of access equipment and harness systems safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment operative maintenance of installation equipment specific risks to health including mental health specific risks associated with ventilation (inside the property and under floor) and also including combustion appliances specific risks associated with working in confined spaces

    COSVR818 comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices relating to the following: methods of work safe use of health and safety control equipment safe use of access equipment and harness systems safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment operative maintenance of installation equipment specific risks to health including mental health specific risks associated with ventilation (inside the property and under floor) and also including combustion appliances specific risks associated with working in confined spaces

    knowledge
    • COSVR818Safe work practices relevant, current legislation, standards and official guidance and how they are applied the types of fire extinguishers and how and when they are used in relation to water, CO2,foam, powder how emergencies should be responded to in accordance with organisational authorisation and personal skills in relation to: fires, spillages, injuries emergencies relating to occupational activities identification of and reporting of asbestos containing materials the organisational security procedures for tools, equipment and personal belongings in relation to: site workplace siting and location of vehicles company customer access equipment material and waste storage the general public how to report risks and hazards identified by the following: risk assessment personal assessment methods of work manufacturers' technical information data sheets statutory regulations official guidance Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) the accident reporting procedures and who is responsible for making the report why, when and how health and safety control equipment identified by the principles of prevention should be used in relation to: collective protective measures personal protective equipment (PPE) respiratory protective equipment (RPE) local exhaust ventilation (LEV) environmentally responsible work practices to meet current legislation, standards and official guidance when dealing with potential accidents, health hazards and the environment in relation to: below ground level confined spaces at height tools and equipment materials and substances movement and storage of materials by manual handling and mechanical lifting

      Safe work practices
      • relevant, current legislation, standards and official guidance and how they are applied
      • the types of fire extinguishers and how and when they are used in relation to water, CO2,foam, powder
      • how emergencies should be responded to in accordance with organisational authorisation and personal skills in relation to:
      • fires, spillages, injuries
      • emergencies relating to occupational activities
      • identification of and reporting of asbestos containing materials
      • the organisational security procedures for tools, equipment and personal belongings in relation to:
      • site
      • workplace
      • siting and location of vehicles
      • company
      • customer
      • access equipment
      • material and waste storage
      • the general public
      • how to report risks and hazards identified by the following:
      • risk assessment
      • personal assessment
      • methods of work
      • manufacturers' technical information
      • data sheets
      • statutory regulations
      • official guidance
      • Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH)
      • the accident reporting procedures and who is responsible for making the report
      • why, when and how health and safety control equipment identified by the principles of prevention should be used in relation to:
      • collective protective measures
      • personal protective equipment (PPE)
      • respiratory protective equipment (RPE)
      • local exhaust ventilation (LEV)
      • environmentally responsible work practices to meet current legislation, standards and official guidance when dealing with potential accidents, health hazards and the environment in relation to:
      • below ground level
      • confined spaces
      • at height
      • tools and equipment
      • materials and substances
      • movement and storage of materials by manual handling and mechanical lifting

  34. comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification for the following: demonstrate work skills to measure, mark out, calculate, make good carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - exposure ratings - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) use and maintain all work tools and installation equipment avoid damage to the building, recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - condition of roof create and protect walkways and platforms for access and storage remove and secure building occupants stored items identify and install passive ventilation as required by the design and report any identified ventilation limitations identify and report the potential risk of omitted areas in relation to increased condensation following installation relating to roof coverings (pitched and flat) and roof structures (timber, metal, concrete) check for and protect hidden utilities protect electrical services, lighting, media, high amperage cables confirm pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters to include checking and recording batch number and reporting defects assemble and operate installation processing equipment in line with manufacturers and system manuals calibrate equipment to measure density, flow and quality tests to ensure they are in line with manufacturers specifications and material requirements install passive ventilation and safeguard existing ventilation prepare and fix pipe, tank and cylinder insulation prepare and install sprayed insulation to create a warm roof ensure the insulation is contained within the prescribed areas ensure insulation around electrical apparatus will not create fire hazards (light fittings, electrical units and cables) install and maintain fire resistant barriers where appropriate minimise the effects of thermal bridging through compliance with design detail and ensuring a consistent level of insulation to the area being insulated clean and disassemble installation processing equipment and pack away for transportation provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs and data sheets complete post installation checks in accordance with the system designer installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects work at height using access equipment and harness systems carry out post installation checks

    COSVR812 comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification for the following: demonstrate work skills to measure, mark out, calculate, make good carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - exposure ratings - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) use and maintain all work tools and installation equipment avoid damage to the building, recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - condition of roof create and protect walkways and platforms for access and storage remove and secure building occupants stored items identify and install passive ventilation as required by the design and report any identified ventilation limitations identify and report the potential risk of omitted areas in relation to increased condensation following installation relating to roof coverings (pitched and flat) and roof structures (timber, metal, concrete) check for and protect hidden utilities protect electrical services, lighting, media, high amperage cables confirm pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters to include checking and recording batch number and reporting defects assemble and operate installation processing equipment in line with manufacturers and system manuals calibrate equipment to measure density, flow and quality tests to ensure they are in line with manufacturers specifications and material requirements install passive ventilation and safeguard existing ventilation prepare and fix pipe, tank and cylinder insulation prepare and install sprayed insulation to create a warm roof ensure the insulation is contained within the prescribed areas ensure insulation around electrical apparatus will not create fire hazards (light fittings, electrical units and cables) install and maintain fire resistant barriers where appropriate minimise the effects of thermal bridging through compliance with design detail and ensuring a consistent level of insulation to the area being insulated clean and disassemble installation processing equipment and pack away for transportation provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs and data sheets complete post installation checks in accordance with the system designer installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects work at height using access equipment and harness systems carry out post installation checks

    knowledge
    • COSVR812Meet the contract specification

      Meet the contract specification
      • how the methods of work to meet the specification, are carried out and how problems are identified and reported by the application of knowledge for safe, healthy and environmental work practices, procedures and skills relating to the method and area of work
      • the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes, and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed, their impact on the building and their appropriateness to the design and physical application
      • how to record and report issues or defects with the materials, components and finishes
      • why it is important to carry out external and internal pre- installation checks
      • how to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include but not limited to: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables)
      • why it is important to ensure that all necessary repairs are completed prior to installation
      • how to identify when specialist skills and knowledge are required and report accordingly including but not limited to: - fire safety - electrical - asbestos - Radon - heritage - architectural features - ecology - ventilation
      • the relevance of an assessment of significance and how to recognise specific requirements for structures of special interest, traditional construction, hard-to-treat buildings and historical significance
      • how to identify, record, report and rectify unintended consequences not addressed in the design, including but not limited to the existence of: thermal bridges, thermal bypassing and water ingress, inadequate ventilation and condensation risk
      • why it is important to avoid unintended consequences
      • the implications of existing guarantees and warranties that may be compromised by the installation to include but not limited to: - building warranties - roof skylights - loft guarantees - timber treatment - recognise the procedures to check flues and combustion air ventilation
      • check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation
      • how to recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - condition of roof
      • how to work with, around and in close proximity to plant and machinery
      • how to direct and guide the operations and movement of plant and machinery to ensure protection of a safe working environment
      • why it is important to explain installation procedure to building occupants to include but not limited to the following: - scope and work programme - safety requirements during the installation process - protection of property and personal items - specific benefits and implications to include homeowner information - agreed standards of making good
      • how to identify and follow the installation quality requirements
      • how to create and protect walkways and platforms
      • how to remove obstructions and secure stored items
      • how to identify and install passive ventilation as required by the design and report any identified ventilation limitations
      • how to identify and report the potential risk of uninsulated omitted areas in relation to increased condensation following installation relating to roof coverings (pitched and flat) and roof structures (timber, metal, concrete)
      • the importance of ensuring all work to services (gas, electric, water, media cables) is carried out by suitably qualified people
      • how to check for and protect hidden utilities
      • how to protect electrical services, lighting, media, high amperage cables
      • how to ensure pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters to include checking and recording batch number and reporting defects
      • how to assemble and operate installation processing equipment in line with manufacturers and system manuals
      • how to calibrate equipment to measure density, flow and quality tests to ensure they are in line with manufacturers specifications and material requirements
      • how to prepare and install sprayed insulation to create a warm roof
      • why it is important to ensure the insulation is contained within the prescribed areas
      • how to ensure insulation around electrical apparatus will not create fire hazards (light fittings, electrical units and cables)
      • how to install and maintain fire resistant barriers where appropriate
      • how to minimise the effects of thermal bridging through compliance with design detail and ensuring a consistent level of insulation to the area being installed
      • how to clean and disassemble installation processing equipment and pack away for transportation
      • the different types of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes, where and how they should be used and why it is important to install them correctly
      • the importance of ensuring the integrity of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes following installation and the need to maintain continuity
      • why it is important to immediately record and report unforeseen events events including but not limited to equipment malfunctions, situations and faults not identified in the original design
      • why it is important to provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs
      • how to handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction
      • how to use all work tools and installation equipment in line with manufacturers and system specifications
      • how to work at height using access equipment and harness systems
      • how and why maintenance of all work tools and installation equipment is carried out
      • the importance of team work and communication
      • the needs of other occupations associated with spraying insulation to create warm roofs

  35. select the required quantity and quality of resources for the methods of work check the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed and their impact on the building record and report issues or defects select tools and equipment

    COSVR812 COSVR644 COSVR451 COSVR448 COSVR450 COSVR815 COSVR813 COSVR748 select the required quantity and quality of resources for the methods of work check the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed and their impact on the building record and report issues or defects select tools and equipment

    knowledge
    • COSVR812Selection of resources

      Selection of resources
      • why the characteristics, compatibility, quality, uses, sustainability, limitations and defects associated with the resources are important and how defects should be rectified
      • the organisational procedures to select resources, why they have been developed and how they are used
      • how to confirm the resources and materials conform with the specification
      • how the resources should be used and how any problems associated with the resources are reported in relation to:
      • insulation
      • fixings and ancillary items
      • access boards
      • fire rated caps
      • cable protection
      • all work tools
      • installation equipment
      • how to identify the hazards associated with the resources and methods of work and how they are overcome
      • how to calculate the quantity of materials required and used to ensure, adequacy of fill as per system designer specification and wastage associated with the method and procedure for spraying insulation to create warm roofs

  36. comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices relating to the following: methods of work safe use of health and safety control equipment safe use of access equipment and harness systems safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment operative maintenance of installation equipment specific risks to health including mental health specific risks associated with vents and ventilation and combustion appliances

    COSVR812 comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices relating to the following: methods of work safe use of health and safety control equipment safe use of access equipment and harness systems safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment operative maintenance of installation equipment specific risks to health including mental health specific risks associated with vents and ventilation and combustion appliances

    knowledge
    • COSVR812Safe work practices relevant, current legislation, standards and official guidance and how they are applied the types of fire extinguishers and how and when they are used in relation to water, CO2,foam, powder how emergencies should be responded to in accordance with organisational authorisation and personal skills in relation to: fires, spillages, injuries emergencies relating to occupational activities identification of and reporting of asbestos containing materials the organisational security procedures for tools, equipment and personal belongings in relation to: site workplace siting and location of vehicles company customer access equipment material and waste storage the general public how to report risks and hazards identified by the following: risk assessment personal assessment methods of work manufacturers' technical information data sheets statutory regulations official guidance Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) the accident reporting procedures and who is responsible for making the report why, when and how health and safety control equipment identified by the principles of prevention should be used in relation to: collective protective measures personal protective equipment (PPE) respiratory protective equipment (RPE) local exhaust ventilation (LEV) environmentally responsible work practices to meet current legislation, standards and official guidance when dealing with potential accidents, health hazards and the environment in relation to: confined spaces at height tools and equipment materials and substances movement and storage of materials by manual handling and mechanical lifting

      Safe work practices
      • relevant, current legislation, standards and official guidance and how they are applied
      • the types of fire extinguishers and how and when they are used in relation to water, CO2,foam, powder
      • how emergencies should be responded to in accordance with organisational authorisation and personal skills in relation to:
      • fires, spillages, injuries
      • emergencies relating to occupational activities
      • identification of and reporting of asbestos containing materials
      • the organisational security procedures for tools, equipment and personal belongings in relation to:
      • site
      • workplace
      • siting and location of vehicles
      • company
      • customer
      • access equipment
      • material and waste storage
      • the general public
      • how to report risks and hazards identified by the following:
      • risk assessment
      • personal assessment
      • methods of work
      • manufacturers' technical information
      • data sheets
      • statutory regulations
      • official guidance
      • Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH)
      • the accident reporting procedures and who is responsible for making the report
      • why, when and how health and safety control equipment identified by the principles of prevention should be used in relation to:
      • collective protective measures
      • personal protective equipment (PPE)
      • respiratory protective equipment (RPE)
      • local exhaust ventilation (LEV)
      • environmentally responsible work practices to meet current legislation, standards and official guidance when dealing with potential accidents, health hazards and the environment in relation to:
      • confined spaces
      • at height
      • tools and equipment
      • materials and substances
      • movement and storage of materials by manual handling and mechanical lifting

  37. implement specified checks and record that work conforms to the agreed quality standards

    COSVR709 implement specified checks and record that work conforms to the agreed quality standards

    knowledge
    • COSVR709Check conformity of work

      Check conformity of work
      • how to check that the work relating to methods of construction and materials, components and their use conforms to the design requirements and specified quality standards
      • the potential risks of works impacting on the cultural significance of the historic environment
      • the specific requirements for buildings and structures of traditional (pre-1919) construction or of architectural, historical or archaeological significance

  38. interpret and evaluate the project information identify work methods which meet project, statutory and contractual requirements evaluate and select work methods recommend the selected work method analyse the selected work method and activities prepare a method statement prior to commencement of the work

    cosvr583 interpret and evaluate the project information identify work methods which meet project, statutory and contractual requirements evaluate and select work methods recommend the selected work method analyse the selected work method and activities prepare a method statement prior to commencement of the work

    knowledge
    • cosvr583Interpret and evaluate information

      Interpret and evaluate information
      • how to interpret and evaluate the available project information to enable decisions on construction, installation and work methods to be made
      • how to summarise project information
      • how to obtain more information from alternative sources in cases where the available project information is insufficient

    • cosvr583Identify work methods

      Identify work methods
      • how to identify construction, installation and work methods which make best use of the available resources and meet project, statutory and contractual requirements

    • cosvr583Evaluate and select work methods

      Evaluate and select work methods
      • how to evaluate resources and work methods against relevant technical criteria and project criteria
      • how to select the work method which meets the technical criteria and project criteria

    • cosvr583Recommend the selected work method

      Recommend the selected work method
      • how to recommend the selected work method to decision makers
      • how to encourage decision makers to adopt the selected work method

    • cosvr583Analyse the work method and activities

      Analyse the work method and activities
      • how to analyse and quantify the selected work method for its activity content

    • cosvr583Prepare a method statement

      Prepare a method statement
      • how to prepare an appropriate method statement and gain confirmation

    context
    • cosvr583records showing interpretation, evaluation and summarisation of project information to enable decisions on construction, installation and work methods to be made

      records showing interpretation, evaluation and summarisation of project information to enable decisions on construction, installation and work methods to be made

    • cosvr583records showing where additional information has been obtained from alternative sources when the available project data is insufficient

      records showing where additional information has been obtained from alternative sources when the available project data is insufficient

    • cosvr583records showing identification of work methods making the best use of the available resources to include

      records showing identification of work methods making the best use of the available resources to include
      • project requirements
      • significant external factors
      • needs of other associated crafts

    • cosvr583records showing evaluation of resources and work methods against relevant technical and project criteria

      records showing evaluation of resources and work methods against relevant technical and project criteria

    • cosvr583select the work method which meets the criteria

      select the work method which meets the criteria

    • cosvr583records showing recommendation of the selected work method to decision makers and encouragement for the work method to be adopted

      records showing recommendation of the selected work method to decision makers and encouragement for the work method to be adopted

    • cosvr583records of analysis of the selected work method and activities, outlining the activity content and accurate quantification

      records of analysis of the selected work method and activities, outlining the activity content and accurate quantification

    • cosvr583records showing preparation and confirmation of a method statement prior to commencement of the work

      records showing preparation and confirmation of a method statement prior to commencement of the work

    • cosvr583Alternative sources

      Alternative sources
      • the clients representative
      • contractors
      • sub-contractors
      • suppliers
      • regulatory authorities
      • technical literature
      • trade literature

    • cosvr583Project criteria

      Project criteria
      • conformity to statutory requirements
      • client and user needs
      • contract requirements in terms of time, quantity and quality
      • environmental considerations
      • third party obligations
      • other related programmes and associated craft operations
      • supply lead times
      • industry performance

    • cosvr583project information

      project information
      • conditions of contract
      • bills of quantities
      • specifications
      • detailed drawings
      • health and safety plans
      • timescales
      • contractual obligations and scope of works
      • standard lists
      • procedures
      • investigative research

    • cosvr583Technical criteria

      Technical criteria
      • sustainability
      • feasibility
      • demolition
      • site conditions
      • materials performance and availability
      • structural forms
      • component life
      • effects of heating and cooling on the work
      • energy use
      • surface type and durability
      • protection
      • health, safety and welfare
      • fire protection
      • access
      • plant availability
      • equipment performance
      • availability of people and skills
      • transportation
      • traffic generation and management
      • emissions
      • pollution risk
      • waste management
      • humidity, weather and seasonal weather conditions
      • maintain existing site conditions (e.g. replacing fauna and flora)

    • cosvr583Work methods

      Work methods
      • sequencing and integration of work operations
      • organisation of resources
      • physical
      • construction and installation techniques
      • craft related best practice
      • temporary works
      • standardisation of work methods
      • working conditions (health, safety and welfare)
      • new materials and technologies

  39. inform decision-makers promptly when plant, equipment or machinery is no longer required and maintain records

    COSVR705 inform decision-makers promptly when plant, equipment or machinery is no longer required and maintain records

    knowledge
    • COSVR705Inform decision-makers

      Inform decision-makers
      • how to inform decision makers, plant specialists, buyers, plant machinery and equipment suppliers when plant, equipment or machinery is no longer required and maintain records
      • why you need to inform decision-makers, plant specialists, buyers, plant machinery and equipment suppliers when plant, equipment or machinery is no longer required and maintain records

  40. arrange and record appropriate storage, servicing and maintenance of plant, equipment or machinery to meet at least three of the following organisational requirements: health, safety and welfare of the workforce and others operational efficiency security of resources obligations to third parties regulatory authorities contractual requirements

    COSVR705 arrange and record appropriate storage, servicing and maintenance of plant, equipment or machinery to meet at least three of the following organisational requirements: health, safety and welfare of the workforce and others operational efficiency security of resources obligations to third parties regulatory authorities contractual requirements

    knowledge
    • COSVR705Ensure storage, service and maintenance

      Ensure storage, service and maintenance
      • how to ensure plant, equipment or machinery is stored, serviced and maintained in accordance with the following operational and organisational requirements:
      ‐ health, safety and welfare of the workforce and others
      ‐ operational efficiency
      ‐ security of resources
      ‐ obligations to third parties
      ‐ regulatory authorities
      ‐ contractual commitments

  41. check, record and confirm that operators of plant, equipment or machinery have the correct training and certification and monitor that they are working safely

    COSVR705 check, record and confirm that operators of plant, equipment or machinery have the correct training and certification and monitor that they are working safely

    knowledge
    • COSVR705Check operators and monitor safe use

      Check operators and monitor safe use
      • how to check, record and confirm operator's training, certification, abilities, competence and authorisation to use plant, equipment or machinery
      • how to monitor the safe operation of plant, equipment or machinery

  42. issue and record the instructions provided to operators using the plant, equipment or machinery

    COSVR705 issue and record the instructions provided to operators using the plant, equipment or machinery

    knowledge
    • COSVR705Issue and record instructions

      Issue and record instructions
      • how to issue and record the instructions provided to operators for the use of plant, equipment or machinery

  43. recommend alternative types of plant, equipment or machinery to decision-makers when existing plant, equipment or machinery is less suitable for use on site and record outcomes

    COSVR705 recommend alternative types of plant, equipment or machinery to decision-makers when existing plant, equipment or machinery is less suitable for use on site and record outcomes

    knowledge
    • COSVR705Recommend alternative plant, equipment or machinery

      Recommend alternative plant, equipment or machinery
      • how to identify when plant, equipment or machinery is not suitable for use
      • how to identify alternative plant, equipment or machinery
      • how to recommend alternative plant, equipment or machinery to decision makers, plant specialists, buyers, plant, equipment and machinery suppliers

  44. maintain records on how and when the plant, equipment or machinery was utilised during the project

    COSVR705 maintain records on how and when the plant, equipment or machinery was utilised during the project

    knowledge
    • COSVR705Maintain records

      Maintain records
      • how to maintain the following records of how and when the plant, equipment or machinery was used on site:
      ‐ delivery notes
      ‐ allocation details
      ‐ location details
      ‐ movement details
      ‐ usage details
      ‐ maintenance checks
      ‐ despatch notes
      ‐ certifications
      • why you need to maintain records of the use of plant, equipment or machinery

  45. confirm and record that checks are undertaken to ensure that plant, equipment or machinery meets organisational requirements prior to use on site

    COSVR705 confirm and record that checks are undertaken to ensure that plant, equipment or machinery meets organisational requirements prior to use on site

    knowledge
    • COSVR705organisational requirements

      organisational requirements
      • how to ensure the following plant, equipment or machinery meets the following organisational requirements:

  46. identify and request plant, equipment or machinery to meet the needs of organisational requirements

    COSVR705 identify and request plant, equipment or machinery to meet the needs of organisational requirements

    knowledge
    • COSVR705Requests for plant, equipment or machinery

      Requests for plant, equipment or machinery
      • how to produce requests for the following plant, equipment or machinery to meet the needs of the following organisational requirements:

  47. comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, to cover the following: - moisture content of frame at all corners - integrity of Park Home fabric and suspension system - any signs of board warping, bubbling, dry rot - the distance between Park Homes will meet fire regulations following installation - gas pipes, bottles and electrical cables are secure and safe - insect infestation, vermin, animals and protected species measure, mark out, calibrate and complete remedial and preparatory work use and maintain all work tools carry out post installation checks

    COSVR816 comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, to cover the following: - moisture content of frame at all corners - integrity of Park Home fabric and suspension system - any signs of board warping, bubbling, dry rot - the distance between Park Homes will meet fire regulations following installation - gas pipes, bottles and electrical cables are secure and safe - insect infestation, vermin, animals and protected species measure, mark out, calibrate and complete remedial and preparatory work use and maintain all work tools carry out post installation checks

    knowledge
    • COSVR816Meet the contract specification

      Meet the contract specification
      • how the methods of work to meet the specification, are carried out and how problems are identified and reported by the application of knowledge for safe, healthy and environmental work practices, procedures and skills relating to the method and area of work
      • the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes, and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed, their impact on the building and their appropriateness to the design and physical application
      • how to record and report issues or defects with the materials with the materials, components and finishes
      • why it is important to carry out external and internal pre- installation checks
      • how to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include but not limited to: - Park Home site approvals - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - suitable minimum Park Home spacing following proposed installation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables, overhead cables, insect and vermin infestation, animals and protected species)
      • why it is important to ensure that all necessary repairs are completed prior to installation
      • how to recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - mould or evidence of condensation - moisture content of the timber frame and dry rot - condition of windows and doors - lack of permission from site owner - condition of roof - space between park homes would be less than 6m following installation - drainage and down pipes - poor condition of suspension system
      • how to identify when specialist skills and knowledge are required and report accordingly including but not limited to: - fire safety - electrical - asbestos - Radon, - ecology - architectural features - ventilation - combustion ventilation - gas
      • how to identify, record, report and rectify unintended consequences not addressed in the design, including but not limited to the existence of: thermal bridges, thermal bypassing and water ingress, inadequate ventilation and condensation risk
      • why it is important to avoid unintended consequences
      • the different types of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes, where and how they should be used and why it is important to install them correctly
      • the importance of ensuring the integrity of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes following installation and the need to maintain continuity
      • why it is important to explain installation procedure to building occupants to include but not limited to the following: - scope and work programme - safety requirements during the installation process - protection of property and personal items - specific benefits and implications to include homeowner information - agreed standards of making good
      • the implications of existing guarantees and warranties that may be compromised by the installation to include but not limited to: - the Park Home - windows and doors - renders - previous damp treatments
      • how to work with, around and in close proximity to plant and machinery
      • how to direct and guide the operations and movement of plant and machinery to ensure protection of a safe working environment
      • how to identify and follow the installation quality requirements
      • how and why it is important to check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre, during and post installation
      • how to identify routing of internal services, using relevant detectors
      • why it is important to immediately record and report unforeseen events including but not limited to equipment malfunctions, situations and faults not identified in the original design
      • why it is important to complete post installation checks in accordance with the designs and operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to: safeguarding the combustion ventilation, services and report defects
      • how to handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction and explain maintenance requirements
      • why it is important to provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants and client including homeowner packs
      • how to use all work tools and equipment
      • how to work at height using access equipment
      • how and why maintenance of all work tools and equipment is carried out
      • the importance of team work and communication
      • the needs of other occupations associated with Park Homes insulation

  48. select the required quantity and quality of resources as per the designs for the methods of work check the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed and their impact on the building record and report issues or defects select tools and equipment

    COSVR816 select the required quantity and quality of resources as per the designs for the methods of work check the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed and their impact on the building record and report issues or defects select tools and equipment

    knowledge
    • COSVR816Selection of resources

      Selection of resources
      • why the characteristics, compatibility, quality, uses, sustainability, limitations and defects associated with the resources are important and how defects should be rectified
      • the organisational procedures to select resources, why they have been developed and how they are used
      • how to confirm the resources and materials conform with the specification
      • how the resources should be used and how any problems associated with the resources are reported in relation to:
      • protective sheeting
      • warning signs
      • public protection equipment
      • calibration equipment
      • how to identify the hazards associated with the resources and methods of work and how they are overcome
      • how to calculate the quantity of materials required and used to carry out remediation and preparatory work

  49. comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices relating to the following: methods of work safe use of health and safety control equipment safe use of access equipment safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment operative maintenance of installation equipment specific risks to health including mental health specific risks associated with ventilation (roof space, inside the property, working below suspended supported floor structure) and also including combustion appliances

    COSVR816 comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices relating to the following: methods of work safe use of health and safety control equipment safe use of access equipment safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment operative maintenance of installation equipment specific risks to health including mental health specific risks associated with ventilation (roof space, inside the property, working below suspended supported floor structure) and also including combustion appliances

    knowledge
    • COSVR816Safe work practices

      Safe work practices
      • relevant, current legislation, standards and official guidance and how they are applied
      • the types of fire extinguishers and how and when they are used in relation to water, CO2,foam, powder
      • how emergencies should be responded to in accordance with organisational authorisation and personal skills in relation to:
      • fires, spillages, injuries
      • emergencies relating to occupational activities including but not limited to the following: - partial or full collapse of suspension system - electrical cabling - Radon, methane, LPG or other gases
      • identification of and reporting of asbestos containing materials
      • the organisational security procedures for tools, equipment and personal belongings in relation to:
      • site
      • workplace
      • siting and location of vehicles
      • company
      • customer
      • access equipment
      • material and waste storage
      • park personnel, visitors and other park residents
      • how to report risks and hazards identified by the following:
      • risk assessment
      • personal assessment
      • methods of work
      • manufacturers' technical information
      • data sheets
      • statutory regulations
      • official guidance
      • Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH)
      • Park Home site rules
      • the accident reporting procedures and who is responsible for making the report
      • why, when and how health and safety control equipment identified by the principles of prevention should be used in relation to:
      • collective protective measures
      • personal protective equipment (PPE)
      • respiratory protective equipment (RPE)
      • local exhaust ventilation (LEV)
      • environmentally responsible work practices to meet current legislation, standards and official guidance when dealing with potential accidents, health hazards and the environment in relation to:
      • below suspended structures
      • confined spaces
      • at height
      • tools and equipment
      • materials and substances
      • movement and storage of materials by manual handling and mechanical lifting
      • vehicles

  50. interpret the given design information relating to the work and resources to confirm its accuracy, completeness and relevance to the building type, fabric and condition for the following: drawings specifications schedules method statements risk assessments manufacturers’ information data sheets surveys Park Homes site rules and restrictions

    COSVR816 interpret the given design information relating to the work and resources to confirm its accuracy, completeness and relevance to the building type, fabric and condition for the following: drawings specifications schedules method statements risk assessments manufacturers’ information data sheets surveys Park Homes site rules and restrictions

    knowledge
    • COSVR816Interpretation of information

      Interpretation of information
      • why organisational procedures have been developed and how they are implemented
      • types of information, their source, accuracy, completeness and how they are interpreted in relation to:
      • drawings
      • specifications
      • schedules
      • method statements
      • risk assessments
      • design
      • standards
      • manufacturers' information
      • data sheets
      • current legislation and regulations governing Park Homes
      • Park Home site rules
      • the importance of organisational procedures to solve problems and why it is important to follow them

  51. comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to carry out pre-installation checks (external and internal) in regard to building construction, defects and material interfaces identify common building defects including but not limited to: - salt contamination - causes of dampness - rain penetration - rising damp - internal moisture vapour - damaged services - structural defects

    COSVR817 comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to carry out pre-installation checks (external and internal) in regard to building construction, defects and material interfaces identify common building defects including but not limited to: - salt contamination - causes of dampness - rain penetration - rising damp - internal moisture vapour - damaged services - structural defects

    knowledge
    • COSVR817Meet the contract specification

      Meet the contract specification
      • how the methods of work to meet the specification, are carried out and how problems are identified and reported by the application of knowledge for safe, healthy and environmental work practices, procedures and skills relating to the method and area of work
      • the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes, and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed, their impact on the building and their appropriateness to the design and physical application
      • how to record and report issues or defects with the materials, components and finishes
      • why it is important to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks
      • how to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include but not limited to: - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - exposure ratings - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables)
      • why it is important to ensure that all necessary repairs are completed prior to installation
      • the implications that types of construction and materials have on the introduction of energy efficiency measures and other forms of building treatments with specific reference to: - roofs - walls including internal and external finishes - floors - windows and doors - chimneys and fireplaces - flues and combustion ventilation - fabric interfaces - existing services
      • the importance of the correct sequencing of installation of energy efficiency measures and building treatments
      • how performance varies in different construction types, locations and through the impact of habitation and usage
      • how alterations, additions and extensions to the original construction can affect the performance of the building
      • how to identify common building defects including but not limited to: salt contamination and causes of dampness, rain penetration, rising damp, internal moisture vapour, damaged services, structural defects and understand the implications of these when they are present
      • how achieving continuity of the insulation and building treatments can prevent problems such as water ingress, poor energy efficiency and thermal bridges, whilst understanding the unique circumstances at party walls and the associated risks to adjacent properties
      • how to recognise unintended consequences, why they happen, how to avoid them and the importance of moisture content in external fabric including but not limited to: - impacts on neighbouring properties - insulation fitting and placement for different insulation types - junctions - thermal bridging and condensation risks - thermal bypassing - void ventilation
      • the potential causes of mould and fungal decay in buildings and the impact of ventilation and air flow following the installation of thermal efficiency measures
      • the implications of building defects and the repairs required and how they will affect the choice of energy efficiency measures and building treatments
      • the importance of compatibility and interactions between measures and the fabric of the underlying building
      • how to identify specialist skills and knowledge are required and report accordingly, including but not limited to: - fire safety - electrical - gas - asbestos - Radon - heritage - ecology - archaeological and architectural features - ventilation - dampness and building exposure
      • the relevance of an assessment of significance and how to recognise specific requirements for structures of special interest, traditional construction, hard-to-treat buildings and historical significance
      • how your actions can lead to unintended consequences, why they happen, how to avoid them and the importance of reporting them 15 the importance of team work and communication 16 the needs of other occupations associated with IBT building construction, defects and interfaces

  52. select the required quantity and quality of resources for the methods of work check the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes, and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed and their impact on the building record and report issues or defects

    COSVR817 select the required quantity and quality of resources for the methods of work check the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes, and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed and their impact on the building record and report issues or defects

    knowledge
    • COSVR817Selection of resources

      Selection of resources
      • why the characteristics, compatibility, quality, uses, sustainability, limitations and defects associated with the resources are important and how defects should be rectified
      • the organisational procedures to select resources, why they have been developed and how they are used
      • how to confirm the resources and materials conform with the specification
      • how the resources should be used and how any problems associated with the resources are reported
      • how to identify the hazards associated with the resources and methods of work and how they are overcome

  53. comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to measure, mark out, fix, finish, position, seal and secure carry out external and internal pre-installation check, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) use and maintain all work tools and equipment check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation fit breather membrane and vapour control layers prepare and install internal wall insulation system to given system designer specification, method statement and the required standard using the following methods to given working instructions - placed - mechanically or adhesively fixed including thermal boards protect and reinstate, access routes, existing fixtures and fittings (carpets) remove, replace and reinstate skirting, coving and cornices, radiators and electrical sockets carry out repairs after installation handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction carry out post installation checks

    COSVR644 comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to measure, mark out, fix, finish, position, seal and secure carry out external and internal pre-installation check, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) use and maintain all work tools and equipment check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation fit breather membrane and vapour control layers prepare and install internal wall insulation system to given system designer specification, method statement and the required standard using the following methods to given working instructions - placed - mechanically or adhesively fixed including thermal boards protect and reinstate, access routes, existing fixtures and fittings (carpets) remove, replace and reinstate skirting, coving and cornices, radiators and electrical sockets carry out repairs after installation handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction carry out post installation checks

    knowledge
    • COSVR644Meet the contract specification

      Meet the contract specification
      • how the methods of work to meet the specification, are carried out and how problems are identified and reported by the application of knowledge for safe, healthy and environmental work practices, procedures and skills relating to the method and area of work
      • the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes, and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed, their impact on the building and their appropriateness to the design and physical application
      • how to record and report issues or defects with the materials, components and finishes
      • why it is important to carry out external and internal pre- installation checks
      • how to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include but not limited to: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - condensation - penetrating damp - rising damp - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) - architectural features - condition of down pipes - roof overhangs and gutters - external and internal finish condition - wall moisture content - damp proof course height above floor level - condition of ground and suspended floor joists
      • why it is important to ensure that all necessary repairs are completed prior to installation
      • how to identify thermal bridges and understand solutions and limitations
      • the implications for party wall thermal bridge
      • how and why it is important to check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation
      • how to check for hidden utilities
      • how to recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - visibility and completeness of damp proof course - condition of window and door seals - height of internal floors in relation to external floor height - condition of roof - damaged or spalled brickwork - drainage and down pipes - protection and existence of sub floor ventilation - cavity width and identification of any debris - electrical cables, media cables, junction and meter boxes, signal receiving equipment - flues, gas pipes, chimneys and combustion air ventilators - identification of protected wildlife (nesting birds, bees, bats)
      • how to identify when specialist skills and knowledge are required and report accordingly including but not limited to: - fire safety - electrical - media cables - signal receiving equipment - junction boxes - asbestos - Radon - heritage - architectural and archaeological features - ecology - ventilation - rot
      • the relevance of an assessment of significance and how to recognise specific requirements for structures of special interest, traditional construction, hard-to-treat buildings and historical significance
      • how to identify, record, report and rectify unintended consequences not addressed in the design, including but not limited to the existence of: thermal bridges, thermal bypassing and water ingress, inadequate ventilation and condensation risk
      • why it is important to avoid unintended consequences
      • why it is important to explain installation procedure to building occupants to include but not limited to the following: - scope and work programme - safety requirements during the installation process - protection of property and personal items - specific benefits and implications to include homeowner information - agreed standards of making good
      • the implications of existing guarantees and warranties that may be compromised by the installation to include but not limited to: - wall ties - windows - damp proof course - renders -Tyrolean coatings - silicone weather proof coatings
      • how to work with, around and in close proximity to plant and machinery
      • how to direct and guide the operations and movement of plant and machinery to ensure protection of a safe working environment
      • how to identify and follow the installation quality requirements
      • which wall types are unsuitable for internal wall insulation
      • the implications of insulating a terrace or semi-detached house regarding party wall bridge
      • why it is important to ensure pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters to include checking and recording batch number and reporting defects
      • how to protect and reinstate, access routes, existing fixtures and fittings (carpets)
      • how to prepare internal walls for insulation
      • how to treat external walls in line with system holder specification
      • the importance of ensuring all work to services (gas, electric, water, media cables) is carried out by suitably qualified people
      • how to remove, replace and reinstate skirting, coving and cornices, radiators and electrical sockets
      • how to construct straps to walls to contain or hold insulation
      • how to fit mechanically or adhesively fixed insulation including thermal boards
      • how to fit breather membrane and vapour control layers
      • the different types of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes, where and how they should be used and why it is important to install them correctly
      • the importance of ensuring the integrity of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes, following installation and the need to maintain continuity
      • why it is important to immediately record and report unforeseen events including but not limited to equipment malfunctions, situations and faults not identified in the original design
      • why it is important to maintain or install fire resistant barriers
      • how to maintain sound-proofing
      • how to seal joints, perimeters and penetrations
      • why it is important to minimise thermal bridging through compliance with design detail ensuring a consistent level of insulation of to the area being insulated
      • how to carry out any repair after installation
      • why it is important to complete post installation checks in accordance with the system designer installations operations manual and report isues
      • why it is important to provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants and client including homeowner packs
      • how to handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction
      • how to use all work tools and installation equipment in line with manufacturers' and system specifications
      • how to work at height using access equipment and harness systems
      • how and why maintenance of all work tools and equipment is carried out
      • the importance of team work and communication
      • needs of other occupations associated with installing insulation to walls

  54. comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices relating to the following: methods of work safe use of health and safety control equipment safe use of access equipment and harness systems safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment specific risks to health including mental health specific risks associated with ventilation and combustion appliances

    COSVR644 COSVR645 comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices relating to the following: methods of work safe use of health and safety control equipment safe use of access equipment and harness systems safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment specific risks to health including mental health specific risks associated with ventilation and combustion appliances

    knowledge
    • COSVR644Safe work practices

      Safe work practices
      • relevant, current legislation, standards and official guidance and how they are applied
      • the types of fire extinguishers and how and when they are used in relation to water, CO2,foam, powder
      • how emergencies should be responded to accordance with organisational authorisation and personal skills in relation to:
      • fires, spillages, injuries
      • emergencies relating to occupational activities
      • identification of and reporting of asbestos containing materials
      • the organisational security procedures for tools, equipment and personal belongings in relation to:
      • site
      • workplace
      • siting and location of vehicles
      • company
      • customer
      • access equipment
      • material and waste storage
      • the general public
      • how to report risks and hazards identified by the following:
      • risk assessment
      • personal assessment
      • methods of work
      • suppliers and manufacturers' technical information
      • data sheets
      • statutory regulations
      • official guidance
      • Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH)
      • the accident reporting procedures and who is responsible for making the report
      • why, when and how health and safety control equipment identified by the principles of prevention should be used in relation to:
      • collective protective measures
      • personal protective equipment (PPE)
      • respiratory protective equipment (RPE)
      • local exhaust ventilation (LEV)
      • environmentally responsible work practices to meet current legislation, standards and official guidance when dealing with potential accidents, health hazards and the environment in relation to:
      • below ground level
      • confined spaces
      • at height
      • tools and equipment
      • materials and substances
      • movement and storage of materials by manual handling and mechanical lifting

  55. interpret the given design information relating to the work and resources to confirm its accuracy, completeness and relevance to the building type, fabric and condition for the following: drawings specifications schedules method statements risk assessments suppliers and manufacturers’ information data sheets

    COSVR644 COSVR448 COSVR815 COSVR449 interpret the given design information relating to the work and resources to confirm its accuracy, completeness and relevance to the building type, fabric and condition for the following: drawings specifications schedules method statements risk assessments suppliers and manufacturers’ information data sheets

    knowledge
    • COSVR644Interpretation of information why organisational procedures have been developed and how they are implemented types of information, their source, accuracy, completeness and how they are interpreted in relation to: drawings specifications schedules method statements risk assessments design standards suppliers and manufacturers' information data sheets official guidance current legislation and regulations governing buildings the importance of organisational procedures to solve problems and why it is important to follow them

      Interpretation of information
      • why organisational procedures have been developed and how they are implemented
      • types of information, their source, accuracy, completeness and how they are interpreted in relation to:
      • drawings
      • specifications
      • schedules
      • method statements
      • risk assessments
      • design
      • standards
      • suppliers and manufacturers' information
      • data sheets
      • official guidance
      • current legislation and regulations governing buildings
      • the importance of organisational procedures to solve problems and why it is important to follow them

  56. comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification for the following: demonstrate work skills to measure, mark out, cut, fit, position, secure and make good carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) use and maintain all work tools and equipment prepare and install insulation to the roof pitch using at least one of the following methods in compliance with system specification, manufacturers’ instructions, current regulations and to given work instructions: - placed - mechanically or adhesively fixed prepare and install insulation to pipes, tanks and/or cylinders in compliance with current regulations and to given working instructions install air and vapour control layers protect electrical services, lighting, media, high amperage cables create and protect walkways and platforms for access and storage remove and secure building occupants stored items install passive ventilation and safeguard existing ventilation in accordance with the system design carry out post installation checks to ensure adequate ventilation above and below insulation maintain fire resistant barriers seal joints, perimeters and penetrations minimise the effects of thermal bridging complete post installation checks in accordance with the system designer installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs hand over and sign off to the customers satisfaction

    COSVR748 comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification for the following: demonstrate work skills to measure, mark out, cut, fit, position, secure and make good carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) use and maintain all work tools and equipment prepare and install insulation to the roof pitch using at least one of the following methods in compliance with system specification, manufacturers’ instructions, current regulations and to given work instructions: - placed - mechanically or adhesively fixed prepare and install insulation to pipes, tanks and/or cylinders in compliance with current regulations and to given working instructions install air and vapour control layers protect electrical services, lighting, media, high amperage cables create and protect walkways and platforms for access and storage remove and secure building occupants stored items install passive ventilation and safeguard existing ventilation in accordance with the system design carry out post installation checks to ensure adequate ventilation above and below insulation maintain fire resistant barriers seal joints, perimeters and penetrations minimise the effects of thermal bridging complete post installation checks in accordance with the system designer installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs hand over and sign off to the customers satisfaction

    knowledge
    • COSVR748Meet the contract specification

      Meet the contract specification
      • how the methods of work to meet the specification, are carried out and how problems are identified and reported by the application of knowledge for safe, healthy and environmental work practices, procedures and skills relating to the method and area of work
      • the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes, and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed, their impact on the building and their appropriateness to the design and physical application
      • how to record and report issues or defects with the materials, components and finishes
      • why it is important to carry out external and internal pre- installation checks
      • how to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include but not limited to: - common infestations - protected species - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables)
      • why it is important to ensure that all necessary repairs are completed prior to installation
      • how and why it is important to check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation
      • how to identify and follow the installation quality requirements
      • how to recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - condition of roof - damaged or spalled brickwork (gable end) - drainage and down pipes
      • how to identify when specialist skills and knowledge are required and report accordingly including but not limited to: - fire safety - electrical - asbestos - Radon - heritage - architectural features - ecology - ventilation
      • the relevance of an assessment of significance and how to recognise specific requirements for structures of special interest, traditional construction, hard-to-treat buildings and historical significance
      • how to identify, record, report and rectify unintended consequences not addressed in the design, including but not limited to the existence of: thermal bridges, thermal bypassing and water ingress, inadequate ventilation and condensation risk
      • why it is important to avoid unintended consequences
      • why it is important to explain installation procedure to building occupants to include but not limited to the following: - scope and work programme - safety requirements during the installation process - protection of property and personal items - specific benefits and implications to include homeowner information - agreed standards of making good
      • the implications of existing guarantees and warranties that may be compromised by the installation to include but not limited to: - timber treatment - replacement roof tiles and felt - re-wiring - loft guarantees - roof replacement warranties
      • how to work with, around and in close proximity to plant and machinery
      • how to direct and guide the operations and movement of plant and machinery to ensure protection of a safe working environment
      • how to work in confined spaces
      • how to create and protect walkways and platforms
      • why it is important to identify and remove infested, damaged and contaminated insulation from the roof area
      • how to remove and secure building occupants stored items
      • how to identify and install passive ventilation, maintain existing ventilation and and report any ventilation limitations identified
      • the importance of ensuring all work to services (gas, electric, water, media cables) is carried out by suitably qualified people
      • how to check for and protect hidden utilities
      • why it is important to ensure pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters to include checking and recording batch number and reporting defects
      • how to prepare and install, placed, mechanically or adhesively fixed insulation to create warm roofs
      • the different types of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes, where and how they should be used and why it is important to install them correctly
      • the importance of ensuring the integrity of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes following installation and the need to maintain continuity
      • why it is important to immediately record and report unforeseen events including but not limited to equipment malfunctions, situations and faults not identified in the original design
      • why it is important to ensure adequate ventilation above and below insulation
      • why it is important to minimise thermal bridging through compliance with design detail ensuring a consistent level of insulation to the area being insulated
      • how to fit cavity barriers in accordance with specification from roof to ground level in order to avoid overspill and underspill between the two separated cavity elements
      • how to ensure the insulation is contained within the prescribed areas
      • how to ensure insulation around electrical apparatus will not create fire hazards (lighting, media and high amperage cables)
      • why it is important to maintain fire resistant barriers
      • how to seal joints, perimeters and penetrations
      • why it is important to recognise the potential risk of increased condensation following installation relating to roof coverings (pitched and flat) and roof structures (timber, metal, concrete)
      • why it is important to complete post installation checks in accordance with the design, method statement and installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects
      • why it is important to provide advice to building occupants to preserve the integrity of the insulation (insulation data sheet and warning labels)
      • how to handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction
      • how to use all work tools and equipment
      • how to work at height using access equipment and harness systems
      • how and why maintenance of all work tools and equipment is carried out
      • the importance of team work and communication
      • the needs of other occupations associated installing insulation to create warm roofs

  57. comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to measure, mark out, cut, fit, position, secure and make good carry out external and internal pre-installation check, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - visibility and completeness of damp proof course - condition of window and door seals - height of internal floors in relation to finished ground level - drainage and down pipes - protection and existence of sub floor ventilation identify the potential risk of increased condensation following installation relating to suspended floors and how to prevent it check, record and report issues with under floor (cross flow) ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation prepare floor for insulation creating access points taking into consideration the following but not limited to: - safe systems of work - minimising damage - checking existing services - building construction and heritage significance - customer safety check for hidden utilities maintain integrity of membranes remove and minimise damage to floorcoverings ensure the minimum void area air space is maintained by removing debris clear and safeguard existing and install additional ventilation in accordance with the design and installation checks and report back issues which impact the ventilation assessment protect the building occupants and their property confirm pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters to include checking and reporting defects rectify defects in preparation of insulation measures install placed, mechanically or adhesively fixed insulation to suspended floors maintain existing sound-proofing install and maintain fire resistant barriers complete carry out post installation checks in accordance with the design, method statement and installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction use and maintain all work tools and equipment work at height using access equipment

    COSVR749 comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to measure, mark out, cut, fit, position, secure and make good carry out external and internal pre-installation check, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - visibility and completeness of damp proof course - condition of window and door seals - height of internal floors in relation to finished ground level - drainage and down pipes - protection and existence of sub floor ventilation identify the potential risk of increased condensation following installation relating to suspended floors and how to prevent it check, record and report issues with under floor (cross flow) ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation prepare floor for insulation creating access points taking into consideration the following but not limited to: - safe systems of work - minimising damage - checking existing services - building construction and heritage significance - customer safety check for hidden utilities maintain integrity of membranes remove and minimise damage to floorcoverings ensure the minimum void area air space is maintained by removing debris clear and safeguard existing and install additional ventilation in accordance with the design and installation checks and report back issues which impact the ventilation assessment protect the building occupants and their property confirm pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters to include checking and reporting defects rectify defects in preparation of insulation measures install placed, mechanically or adhesively fixed insulation to suspended floors maintain existing sound-proofing install and maintain fire resistant barriers complete carry out post installation checks in accordance with the design, method statement and installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction use and maintain all work tools and equipment work at height using access equipment

    knowledge
    • COSVR749Meet the contract specification

      Meet the contract specification
      • how the methods of work to meet the specification, are carried out and how problems are identified and reported by the application of knowledge for safe, healthy and environmental work practices, procedures and skills relating to the method and area of work
      • the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes, and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed, their impact on the building and their appropriateness to the design and physical application
      • how to record and report issues or defects with the materials, components and finishes
      • why it is important to carry out external and internal pre- installation checks
      • how to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include but not limited to: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables)
      • why it is important to ensure that all necessary repairs are completed prior to installation
      • how to recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - visibility and completeness of damp proof course - condition of window and door seals - height of internal floors in relation to external floor height - condition of roof - damaged and spalled brickwork - rain and waste water goods - protection and existence of sub floor ventilation - wall cavity width and identification of any debris
      • how to identify when specialist skills and knowledge are required and report accordingly including but not limited to: - fire safety - electrical - asbestos - Radon - heritage - architectural and archaeological features - ecology - ventilation - exposure and topography
      • the relevance of an assessment of significance and how to recognise specific requirements for structures of special interest, traditional construction, hard-to-treat buildings and historical significance
      • how to identify, record, report and rectify unintended consequences not addressed in the design, including but not limited to the existence of: thermal bridges, thermal bypassing and water ingress, inadequate ventilation and condensation risk
      • why it is important to avoid unintended consequences
      • how to check, record and report issues with under floor (cross flow) ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation
      • why it is important to explain installation procedure to building occupants to include but not limited to the following: - scope and work programme - safety requirements during the installation process - protection of property and personal items - specific benefits and implications to include homeowner information - agreed standards of making good
      • the implications of existing guarantees and warranties that may be compromised by the installation to include but not limited to: - timber treatments - replacement wall ties - injected damp proof course - under floor and central heating systems - Radon barriers - electrical wiring - services
      • how to identify and follow the installation quality requirements
      • how to work with, around and in close proximity to plant and machinery
      • how to direct and guide the operations and movement of plant and machinery to ensure protection of a safe working environment
      • why it is important to recognise the potential risk of increased condensation following installation relating to suspended floors and how to prevent it
      • how to prepare a floor for insulation, creating access points taking into consideration the following but not limited to: - safe systems of work - minimising damage - checking existing services - building construction and heritage significance - customer safety - archaeology
      • how to check for hidden utilities
      • the importance of ensuring all work to services (gas, electric, water) is carried out by suitably qualified people
      • how to maintain the integrity of membranes
      • how to remove and minimise damage to floorcoverings
      • why it is important to ensure the minimum void area air space is maintained by removing debris as required
      • why it is important to clear and safeguard existing and install additional ventilation if required in accordance with the design and installation checks and report back issues which impact the ventilation assessment
      • how to protect the building occupants and their property
      • how to install placed, mechanically or adhesively fixed insulation to suspended floors
      • the different types of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes, where and how they should be used and why it is important to install them correctly
      • the importance of ensuring the integrity of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes following installation and the need to maintain continuity
      • why it is important to immediately record and report unforeseen events including but not limited to equipment malfunctions, situations and faults not identified in the original design
      • how to ensure pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters and reporting defects
      • how to ensure existing cross flow ventilation is maintained within the floor void
      • how to maintain existing sound-proofing
      • how to install and maintain fire resistant barriers
      • why it is important to minimise thermal bridging through compliance with design detail ensuring a consistent level of insulation to the area being insulated
      • why it is important to complete post installation checks in accordance with the system designer installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects
      • why it is important to provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs
      • how to handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction
      • how to use all work tools and equipment
      • how to work at height using access equipment and harness systems
      • how and why maintenance of all work tools and equipment is carried out
      • the importance of team work and communication
      • the needs of other occupations associated installing insulation to suspended floors

  58. prepare plans and programmes for at least three of the following activities then negotiate, agree and record them with stakeholders 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/or installation of supports shaft and tunnel construction tunnel transport spraying concrete lining operating separation plant temporary works lifting loads

    COSVR743 prepare plans and programmes for at least three of the following activities then negotiate, agree and record them with stakeholders 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/or installation of supports shaft and tunnel construction tunnel transport spraying concrete lining operating separation plant temporary works lifting loads

    knowledge
    • COSVR743Prepare plans and programmes

      Prepare plans and programmes
      • how to prepare plans and programmes for the following tunnelling activities
      ‐ mobile plant and machinery operations
      ‐ back up services installation, 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
      • how to negotiate and agree plans and programmes with stakeholders

  59. amend priorities to take account of at least four 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 unidentified obstructions meeting current legislation resources security threats ground conditions face instability

    COSVR743 amend priorities to take account of at least four 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 unidentified obstructions meeting current legislation resources security threats ground conditions face instability

    knowledge
    • COSVR743Amend priorities

      Amend priorities
      • how to take account of the following changing circumstances
      ‐ susceptibility to damage
      ‐ safety requirements
      ‐ need to inhibit and respond to deterioration
      ‐ compromised operational effectiveness
      ‐ weather conditions
      ‐ unidentified obstructions
      ‐ meeting current legislation
      ‐ Resources
      ‐ security threats
      ‐ ground conditions
      ‐ face instability
      • how to amend priorities when reviewing the following influencing factors
      ‐ organisational requirements
      ‐ contractual requirements
      ‐ statutory requirements
      ‐ resource allocation
      ‐ working requirements
      ‐ environmental considerations
      ‐ weather conditions
      ‐ ground conditions

  60. identify and review at least two of the following guidance materials and record the outcomes owner’s manuals log books maintenance schedules and manuals practice guides and specifications current legislation and official guidance organisational procedures historical data

    COSVR743 identify and review at least two of the following guidance materials and record the outcomes owner’s manuals log books maintenance schedules and manuals practice guides and specifications current legislation and official guidance organisational procedures historical data

    knowledge
    • COSVR743Guidance materials

      Guidance materials
      • how to identify and review the following guidance materials:
      ‐ owner’s manuals
      ‐ log books
      ‐ maintenance schedules and manuals
      ‐ practice guides and specifications
      ‐ current legislation and official guidance
      ‐ organisational procedures
      ‐ historical data
      • why it is important to review influencing factors against guidance materials

  61. prioritise activities by assessing and accounting for all the influencing factors

    COSVR743 prioritise activities by assessing and accounting for all the influencing factors

    knowledge
    • COSVR743prioritise activities

      prioritise activities
      • how to assess and account for the following influencing factors:
      ‐ organisational requirements
      ‐ contractual requirements
      ‐ statutory requirements
      ‐ resource allocation
      ‐ working requirements
      ‐ environmental considerations
      ‐ weather conditions
      ‐ ground conditions
      • how to prioritise the following tunnelling activities:
      ‐ mobile plant and machinery operations
      ‐ back up services installation, 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
      • why it is important to prioritise tunnelling activities

  62. identify and review at least three of the following influencing factors relating to the work environment and record the outcomes organisational requirements contractual requirements statutory requirements resource allocation working requirements environmental considerations weather conditions ground conditions

    COSVR743 identify and review at least three of the following influencing factors relating to the work environment and record the outcomes organisational requirements contractual requirements statutory requirements resource allocation working requirements environmental considerations weather conditions ground conditions

    knowledge
    • COSVR743Identify and review influencing factors

      Identify and review influencing factors
      • how to identify and review the following influencing factors:
      ‐ organisational requirements
      ‐ contractual requirements
      ‐ statutory requirements
      ‐ resource allocation
      ‐ working requirements
      ‐ environmental considerations
      ‐ weather conditions
      ‐ ground conditions

  63. determine and record at least two of the following tunnelling activities against the input of information from at least five of the following information sources

    COSVR743 determine and record at least two of the following tunnelling activities against the input of information from at least five of the following information sources

    knowledge
    • COSVR743Determine work requirements

      Determine work requirements
      • how to determine work requirements for the following tunnelling activities against the following information sources:

  64. identify, interpret and provide information relating to the work and resources work with other people to identify and offer adequate and appropriate opportunities and resources to learn work with other people to identify and prioritise learning needs demonstrate the correct application of working techniques relevant to the work outcome identify where people require help to achieve their agreed targets evaluate people's progress towards agreed targets

    cosvr575 identify, interpret and provide information relating to the work and resources work with other people to identify and offer adequate and appropriate opportunities and resources to learn work with other people to identify and prioritise learning needs demonstrate the correct application of working techniques relevant to the work outcome identify where people require help to achieve their agreed targets evaluate people's progress towards agreed targets

    knowledge
    • cosvr575Identify and interpret information

      Identify and interpret information
      • how to identify and interpret relevant and up-to-date information
      • how to present information in a way that meets the needs of other people

    • cosvr575Offer opportunities for learning

      Offer opportunities for learning
      • how to identify and offer adequate and appropriate opportunities and resources for people to learn

    • cosvr575Identify learning needs

      Identify learning needs
      • how to apply learning techniques and methods to be able to identify current competence levels, learning needs and achievable targets

    • cosvr575Demonstrate work techniques

      Demonstrate work techniques
      • how to demonstrate correct techniques and methods that are relevant to the work
      • how to identify craft knowledge requirements and ensure best practice

    • cosvr575Identify help requirements

      Identify help requirements
      • how to identify areas where people require help to achieve their agreed targets
      • how to encourage people to ask questions, seek clarification and ask for advice when they need help

    • cosvr575Evaluate progress

      Evaluate progress
      • how to give people realistic and positive feedback on their achievements
      • why it is important to give realistic and positive feedback to people on their achievements

    context
    • cosvr575identification, interpretation, and presentation of relevant and up-to-date information covering the knowledge and practice requirements relevant to the work for distribution and for developing learning materials

      identification, interpretation, and presentation of relevant and up-to-date information covering the knowledge and practice requirements relevant to the work for distribution and for developing learning materials

    • cosvr575presentation of information using a pace, style and form appropriate to the needs of others

      presentation of information using a pace, style and form appropriate to the needs of others

    • cosvr575records of support given to other people offering opportunities and sufficient resources to enable learning

      records of support given to other people offering opportunities and sufficient resources to enable learning

    • cosvr575records of advice and coaching given to other people to identify

      records of advice and coaching given to other people to identify
      • current competence levels
      • learning needs
      • agreed targets

    • cosvr575records of support provided to other people relating to the following

      records of support provided to other people relating to the following
      • coaching
      • mentoring
      • instructing
      • overseeing the application of correct working techniques

    • cosvr575records of advice given to other people to enable them to achieve their agreed targets

      records of advice given to other people to enable them to achieve their agreed targets

    • cosvr575encourage people to ask questions, seek clarification and advice when they require help

      encourage people to ask questions, seek clarification and advice when they require help

    • cosvr575records of evaluation and feedback of peoples completed learning activities

      records of evaluation and feedback of peoples completed learning activities

    • cosvr575Information

      Information
      • up-to-date information covering the knowledge and practice requirements relevant to the work

    • cosvr575Opportunities and resources

      Opportunities and resources
      • paid time
      • personal time
      • site, group and mutual collaboration
      • on the job
      • off the job

    • cosvr575people

      people
      • colleagues
      • less experienced colleagues
      • apprentices
      • trainees
      • potential new entrants to the industry

    • cosvr575Techniques and methods

      Techniques and methods
      • coaching
      • mentoring
      • instructing
      • overseeing the application of correct techniques
      • providing information about craft knowledge and best practice
      • agreeing work based learning opportunities

  65. comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to carry out internal pre-installation checks, measure, mark out, calculate, cut, fit, fill, position and secure, make good check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - visibility and completeness of damp proof course and membranes - condition of window and door seals - height of internal floors in relation to external floor height - drainage and down pipes - protection of existing ventilation in line with design identify the potential risk of increased condensation following installation relating to solid floors and how to prevent it prepare floor for insulation to includethe following but not limited to: - safe systems of work - minimising damage - checking existing services - building construction and heritage significance - working surface, solid, free from defect, level and dry - customer safety check for hidden utilities maintain integrity of membranes remove and minimise damage to floorcoverings clear and safeguard existing and install additional ventilation if required in accordance with the design and installation checks and report back issues which impact the ventilation assessment protect the building occupants and their property confirm pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters to include checking and reporting defects rectify defects in preparation of insulation measures prepare and place insulation to solid floors using the following methods to given working instructions: - insulation under a screed - insulation on top of a solid floor - cut, place and tape insulation to manufacturers’ specification - apply damp proof membrane as required - restrict or reduce unwanted heat loss - ensure maintenance of adequate ventilation - minimise the effects of thermal bridging through compliance with design detail and ensuring a consistent level of insulation to the area being insulated complete post installation checks in accordance with the design, method statement and installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction use and maintain all work tools and equipment

    COSVR814 comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to carry out internal pre-installation checks, measure, mark out, calculate, cut, fit, fill, position and secure, make good check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - visibility and completeness of damp proof course and membranes - condition of window and door seals - height of internal floors in relation to external floor height - drainage and down pipes - protection of existing ventilation in line with design identify the potential risk of increased condensation following installation relating to solid floors and how to prevent it prepare floor for insulation to includethe following but not limited to: - safe systems of work - minimising damage - checking existing services - building construction and heritage significance - working surface, solid, free from defect, level and dry - customer safety check for hidden utilities maintain integrity of membranes remove and minimise damage to floorcoverings clear and safeguard existing and install additional ventilation if required in accordance with the design and installation checks and report back issues which impact the ventilation assessment protect the building occupants and their property confirm pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters to include checking and reporting defects rectify defects in preparation of insulation measures prepare and place insulation to solid floors using the following methods to given working instructions: - insulation under a screed - insulation on top of a solid floor - cut, place and tape insulation to manufacturers’ specification - apply damp proof membrane as required - restrict or reduce unwanted heat loss - ensure maintenance of adequate ventilation - minimise the effects of thermal bridging through compliance with design detail and ensuring a consistent level of insulation to the area being insulated complete post installation checks in accordance with the design, method statement and installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction use and maintain all work tools and equipment

    knowledge
    • COSVR814Meet the contract specification

      Meet the contract specification
      • how the methods of work to meet the specification, are carried out and how problems are identified and reported by the application of knowledge for safe, healthy and environmental work practices, procedures and skills relating to the method and area of work
      • the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes, and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed, their impact on the building and their appropriateness to the design and physical application
      • how to record and report issues or defects with the materials, components and finishes
      • why it is important to carry out external and internal pre- installation checks
      • how to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include but not limited to: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables)
      • why it is important to ensure that all necessary repairs are completed prior to installation
      • how to recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential damp - evidence of incompleteness of damp proof course and membranes - height of internal floors in relation to external floor height - damaged or spalled brickwork - drainage and down pipes - protection and existence of sub floor ventilation
      • how to identify when specialist skills and knowledge are required and report accordingly including but not limited to: - fire safety - electrical - asbestos - Radon - heritage - architectural features - ecology - ventilation
      • the relevance of an assessment of significance and how to recognise specific requirements for structures of special interest, traditional construction, hard-to-treat buildings and historical significance
      • how to identify, record, report and rectify unintended consequences not addressed in the design, including but not limited to the existence of: thermal bridges, thermal bypassing and water ingress, inadequate ventilation and condensation risk
      • why it is important to avoid unintended consequences
      • how to check, record and report issues with under floor (cross flow) ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation
      • why it is important to recognise the potential risk of increased condensation following installation relating to solid floors and how to prevent it
      • why it is important to explain installation procedure to building occupants to include but not limited to the following: - scope and work programme - safety requirements during the installation process - protection of property and personal items - specific benefits and implications to include homeowner information - agreed standards of making good
      • how to identify and follow the installation quality requirements
      • how to work with, around and in close proximity to plant and machinery
      • how to direct and guide the operations and movement of plant and machinery to ensure protection of a safe working environment
      • how to prepare floor for insulation to include the following but not limited to: - safe systems of work - minimising damage - checking existing services - building construction and heritage significance - working surface, solid, free from defect, level and dry - customer safety
      • how to check for and protect hidden utilities
      • the importance of ensuring all work to services (gas, electric, water) is carried out by suitably qualified people
      • how to maintain integrity of membranes
      • how to remove and minimise damage to floorcoverings
      • how to clear and safeguard existing and install additional ventilation if required in accordance with the design and installation checks and report back issues which impact the ventilation assessment
      • how to protect the building occupants and their property
      • how to confirm pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters to include checking and reporting defects
      • how to rectify defects in preparation of insulation measures
      • how to prepare and place insulation to solid floors using the following methods to given working instructions: - insulation under a screed - insulation on top of a solid floor - cut, place and tape insulation to manufacturers’ specification - apply damp proof membrane - restrict or reduce unwanted heat loss - ensure maintenance of adequate ventilation
      • why it is important to minimise the effects of thermal bridging through compliance with design detail and ensuring a consistent level of insulation to the area being insulated
      • the different types of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes, where and how they should be used and why it is important to install them correctly
      • the importance of ensuring the integrity of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes following installation and the need to maintain continuity
      • why it is important to immediately record and report unforeseen events including but not limited to equipment malfunctions, situations and faults not identified in the original design
      • why it is important to complete post installation checks in accordance with the system designer installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects
      • why it is important to provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants to including homeowner packs
      • how to handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction
      • how to use all work tools and equipment
      • how to work at height using access equipment
      • how and why maintenance of all work tools equipment is carried out
      • the importance of team work and communication
      • the needs of other occupations associated installing insulation to solid floors

  66. select the required quantity and quality of resources for the methods of work check the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials and components and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed and their impact on the building record and report issues or defects select tools and equipment

    COSVR814 select the required quantity and quality of resources for the methods of work check the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials and components and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed and their impact on the building record and report issues or defects select tools and equipment

    knowledge
    • COSVR814Selection of resources

      Selection of resources
      • why the characteristics, compatibility, quality, uses, sustainability, limitations and defects associated with the resources are important and how defects should be rectified
      • the organisational procedures to select resources, why they have been developed and how they are used
      • how to confirm the resources and materials conform with the specification
      • how the resources should be used and how any problems associated with the resources are reported in relation to:
      • protective sheeting
      • warning signs
      • temporary barriers
      • insulation
      • making good materials
      • filling materials
      • sealants
      • all work tools and equipment
      • how to identify the hazards associated with the resources and methods of work and how they are overcome
      • how to calculate the quantity of materials required to ensure consistency of coverage to manufacturers' specification and wastage associated with the method and procedure to install insulation to solid floors

  67. comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices relating to the following: methods of work safe use of health and safety control equipment safe use of access equipment safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment specific risks to health including mental health specific risks associated with ventilation and combustion appliances specific risks associated with working in confined spaces

    COSVR814 comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices relating to the following: methods of work safe use of health and safety control equipment safe use of access equipment safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment specific risks to health including mental health specific risks associated with ventilation and combustion appliances specific risks associated with working in confined spaces

    knowledge
    • COSVR814 COSVR749 COSVR818Safe work practices

      Safe work practices
      • relevant, current legislation, standards and official guidance and how they are applied
      • the types of fire extinguishers and how and when they are used in relation to water, CO2,foam, powder
      • how emergencies should be responded to in accordance with organisational authorisation and personal skills in relation to:
      • fires, spillages, injuries
      • emergencies relating to occupational activities
      • identification of and reporting of asbestos containing materials
      • the organisational security procedures for tools, equipment and personal belongings in relation to:
      • site
      • workplace
      • siting and location of vehicles
      • company
      • customer
      • access equipment
      • material and waste storage
      • the general public
      • how to report risks and hazards identified by the following:
      • risk assessment
      • personal assessment
      • methods of work
      • manufacturers' technical information
      • data sheets
      • statutory regulations
      • official guidance
      • Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH)
      • the accident reporting procedures and who is responsible for making the report
      • why, when and how health and safety control equipment identified by the principles of prevention should be used in relation to:
      • collective protective measures
      • personal protective equipment (PPE)
      • respiratory protective equipment (RPE)
      • local exhaust ventilation (LEV)
      • environmentally responsible work practices to meet current legislation, standards and official guidance when dealing with potential accidents, health hazards and the environment in relation to:
      • below ground level
      • confined spaces
      • at height
      • tools and equipment
      • materials and substances
      • movement and storage of materials by manual handling and mechanical lifting

  68. collate information and identify the project requirements plan achievable schedules of work produce detailed schedules of work present the schedules of work to the relevant stakeholders identify alterations to the works programme obtain clarification and advice to the schedules of work

    cosvr582 collate information and identify the project requirements plan achievable schedules of work produce detailed schedules of work present the schedules of work to the relevant stakeholders identify alterations to the works programme obtain clarification and advice to the schedules of work

    knowledge
    • cosvr582Collate information

      Collate information
      • how to collate information and identify the project needs and the reasons for doing so
      • how to estimate the work content and time duration and the reasons for doing so

    • cosvr582Plan schedules of work

      Plan schedules of work
      • how to plan the schedules of work and the reasons for doing so
      • how to calculate appropriate and reasonable allowances to meet any anticipated changes

    • cosvr582Produce schedules of work

      Produce schedules of work
      • how to produce schedules of work containing the project needs and range of services
      • how to draft the schedules of work in a format which is appropriate to the type and scope of the work

    • cosvr582Present schedules of work

      Present schedules of work
      • how to present the schedules of work to relevant stakeholders and correct any inconsistencies
      • how to agree amendments to the schedules of work and the reasons for doing so

    • cosvr582Identify alterations to the works programme

      Identify alterations to the works programme
      • how to identify the different types of alterations likely to affect the works programme
      • how to justify cost and time benefits to decision makers

    • cosvr582Obtain advice

      Obtain advice
      • how to obtain clarification and advice on the schedule of work when the resources to carry out the work are not available

    context
    • cosvr582records of collated information identifying project needs, including estimation of time duration and work content

      records of collated information identifying project needs, including estimation of time duration and work content

    • cosvr582records showing the planning of schedules of work that are achievable with the available resources

      records showing the planning of schedules of work that are achievable with the available resources

    • cosvr582records of calculations of appropriate and reasonable allowances to meet any anticipated contingencies

      records of calculations of appropriate and reasonable allowances to meet any anticipated contingencies

    • cosvr582developed schedules of work which are accurate and show the project needs and range of services required

      developed schedules of work which are accurate and show the project needs and range of services required

    • cosvr582schedules of work drafted in a format which is appropriate to the type and scope of the work records of presentations to stakeholders showing any corrected inconsistencies and agreed amendments

      schedules of work drafted in a format which is appropriate to the type and scope of the work records of presentations to stakeholders showing any corrected inconsistencies and agreed amendments

    • cosvr582present information clearly and accurately, and reach agreement using a style and approach which maintains goodwill and trust

      present information clearly and accurately, and reach agreement using a style and approach which maintains goodwill and trust

    • cosvr582records identifying any alterations to the works programme to meet changed circumstances, and which offers and justifies cost and time benefits to decision makers

      records identifying any alterations to the works programme to meet changed circumstances, and which offers and justifies cost and time benefits to decision makers

    • cosvr582records showing where clarification and advice has been sought when the resources to carry out the work are not available

      records showing where clarification and advice has been sought when the resources to carry out the work are not available

    • cosvr582format

      format
      • manual
      • electronic

    • cosvr582Inconsistencies

      Inconsistencies
      • working arrangements
      • schedules of deliveries
      • obligations to third parties statutory obligations and approvals

    • cosvr582 cosvr579Present

      Present
      • orally
      • in writing
      • graphically
      • electronically

    • cosvr582Project needs

      Project needs
      • time and sequencing
      • cost
      • quality objectives
      • construction and installation requirements

    • cosvr582Range of services

      Range of services
      • design (for fabrication, installing and application
      • materials and products
      • construction
      • Maintenance
      • repair
      • refurbishment
      • conservation
      • restoration
      • emergency
      • plant and equipment
      • people with appropriate skills
      • demolition

  69. comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstration of work skills to, remove, measure, mark out, cut, line, level, drill, fit, fix, fill, finish, position and secure carry out external and internal pre-installation check, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) use and maintain all work tools and equipment prepare and remove existing defective insulation, boarding, breather membranes and vapour control layers remove defective timber, localised plaster and render fix finishing board, sheathing board and plasterboard make good any marks or screw and nail holes fit insulation between and/or to timber and metal studwork carry out post installation checks to ensure insulation complies with the design provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs hand over and sign off to the customers satisfaction

    COSVR645 comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstration of work skills to, remove, measure, mark out, cut, line, level, drill, fit, fix, fill, finish, position and secure carry out external and internal pre-installation check, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) use and maintain all work tools and equipment prepare and remove existing defective insulation, boarding, breather membranes and vapour control layers remove defective timber, localised plaster and render fix finishing board, sheathing board and plasterboard make good any marks or screw and nail holes fit insulation between and/or to timber and metal studwork carry out post installation checks to ensure insulation complies with the design provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs hand over and sign off to the customers satisfaction

    knowledge
    • COSVR645Meet the contract specification

      Meet the contract specification
      • how the methods of work to meet the specification, are carried out and how problems are identified and reported by the application of knowledge for safe, healthy and environmental work practices, procedures and skills relating to the method and area of work
      • the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes, and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed, their impact on the building and their appropriateness to the design and physical application
      • how to record and report issues or defects with the materials, components and finishes
      • why it is important to explain installation procedure to building occupants to include but not limited to the following: - scope and work programme - safety requirements during the installation process - protection of property and personal items - specific benefits and implications to include homeowner information - agreed standards of making good
      • how to work with, around and in close proximity to plant and machinery
      • how to direct and guide the operations and movement of plant and machinery to ensure protection of a safe working environment
      • how to identify and follow the installation quality requirements
      • how and why it is important to check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation
      • why it is important to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks
      • how to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables)
      • why it is important to ensure that all necessary repairs are completed prior to installation
      • how to identify when specialist skills and knowledge are required and report accordingly including but not limited to: - fire safety - acoustics - condensation analysis - electrical - gas - asbestos - Radon - rot - heritage - architectural features - ecology - ventilation
      • the relevance of an assessment of significance and how to recognise specific requirements for structures of special interest, traditional construction, hard-to-treat buildings and historical significance
      • how to identify, record, report and rectify unintended consequences not addressed in the design, including but not limited to the existence of: thermal bridges, thermal bypassing and water ingress, inadequate ventilation and condensation risk
      • why it is important to avoid unintended consequences
      • how to identify potential thermal bridges
      • weather restrictions of the frame materials when temporarily exposed to the elements
      • the implications of existing guarantees and warranties that may be compromised by the installation to include but not limited to: - blocked and restricted ventilation - windows and door replacement - firestops - weather seals - silicone weather proof coatings
      • how to protect adjacent surfaces
      • how to check for and protect hidden utilities
      • how to remove wall fixtures including but not limited to: light switches, radiators, down lighters, handrails, as necessary to install the insulation in accordance with the specification, design, drawings and method statements
      • how to prepare and remove existing wall lining, defective insulation, boarding, breather membranes and vapour control layers
      • how to remove defective timber, localised plaster and render
      • how to fix any holes, broken or damaged boards that form the backdrop for fixed insulation.
      • how to identify and report the existence of thermal bridges and water ingress not addressed in the design
      • how to ensure pre-installation material checks are within specified
      • how to cut, apply, fix or fit insulation between and to timber and metal studwork
      • how to ensure insulation thickness and type meets the design specification for fire, thermal and acoustic requirements
      • how to fit breather membrane and vapour control layer in conjunction with design, maintaining their integrity
      • how to fix finishing board, sheathing board and plasterboard in conjunction with design
      • how to apply mastic aesthetic sealant to all interface, joints and penetrations
      • how to make good any marks or screw and nail holes
      • how to scrim and tape joints ready for surface finish
      • how to reinstate fixtures and fittings
      • the different types of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes, where and how they should be used and why it is important to install them correctly
      • the importance of ensuring the integrity of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes following installation and the need to maintain continuity
      • why it is important to record and report unforeseen events including but not limited to equipment malfunctions, situations and faults not identified in the original design
      • why it is important to complete post installation checks in accordance with the design, method statement and installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects
      • how to handover and sign off to the customers’ satisfaction
      • how to use all work tools and equipment
      • how to work at height using access equipment and harness systems
      • how and why maintenance of all work tools and equipment is carried out
      • the importance of team work and communication
      • the needs of other occupations associated with installing insulation to framed sections of buildings

  70. ensure the notices are placed correctly and implement a maintenance schedule

    COSVR729 ensure the notices are placed correctly and implement a maintenance schedule

    knowledge
    • COSVR729Position and maintenance of notices

      Position and maintenance of notices
      • how to ensure the notices are positioned correctly
      • how to implement a maintenance schedule

  71. record the types and locations of notices, which provide information that complies with current organisational requirements

    COSVR729 record the types and locations of notices, which provide information that complies with current organisational requirements

    knowledge
    • COSVR729Types and location of notices

      Types and location of notices
      • how to record the types and locations of site notices
      • how to ensure the signs comply with current organisational requirements

  72. plan, record and distribute information about the site layout for operational purposes including plans showing resources and materials delivery, storage and waste collection locations and arrangements for recycling

    COSVR729 plan, record and distribute information about the site layout for operational purposes including plans showing resources and materials delivery, storage and waste collection locations and arrangements for recycling

    knowledge
    • COSVR729Plan site layout

      Plan site layout
      • how to plan the site layout to include the following
      ‐ storage
      ‐ temporary accommodation
      ‐ work areas
      ‐ plant
      ‐ temporary services
      ‐ access and egress
      ‐ security
      ‐ continuing use by occupiers
      ‐ waste management
      ‐ pollution control
      ‐ provision for prefabricated components and systems
      ‐ existing fabric
      • how to record the site layout for operational purposes including plans showing resources and materials delivery, storage and waste collection locations and arrangements for recycling and pass information about the plans to the people on the site

  73. implement and record the procedures and arrangements for temporary works

    COSVR729 implement and record the procedures and arrangements for temporary works

    knowledge
    • COSVR729temporary works

      temporary works
      • how to implement and record the procedures and arrangements for temporary works
      • why it is important to implement procedures and arrangements for temporary works

  74. implement and record the procedures and arrangements for environmental protection and security

    COSVR729 implement and record the procedures and arrangements for environmental protection and security

    knowledge
    • COSVR729environmental protection

      environmental protection
      • how to make consideration of relevant factors when arranging site environmental protection
      ‐ occupiers
      ‐ near neighbours
      ‐ public access
      ‐ site conditions
      ‐ environment considerations
      ‐ vehicular access and egress
      ‐ security and trespass
      ‐ public utilities
      ‐ the potential risks of works impacting on the cultural significance of the historic environment
      ‐ the specific requirements for buildings and structures of traditional (pre 1919) construction or of architectural, historical or archaeological significance, heritage issues
      ‐ sustainability

  75. make and record the arrangements identified before work starts and review as work progresses for site safety and welfare

    COSVR729 make and record the arrangements identified before work starts and review as work progresses for site safety and welfare

    knowledge
    • COSVR729Site safety, welfare and security

      Site safety, welfare and security
      • how to ensure adequate site safety and welfare for the following proposed work is implemented and recorded:
      ‐ new build
      ‐ infrastructure
      ‐ demolition
      ‐ extension
      ‐ alteration
      ‐ refurbishment
      ‐ temporary works
      ‐ installation
      ‐ conservation
      ‐ retrofit works
      • how to ensure adequate site security
      • how to ensure arrangements for health, safety, welfare and security are reviewed as work progresses

  76. provide and record accurate details about the proposed work, site access and egress, layout, evacuation and hazards to the utility and emergency services

    COSVR729 provide and record accurate details about the proposed work, site access and egress, layout, evacuation and hazards to the utility and emergency services

    knowledge
    • COSVR729Passing information

      Passing information
      • how to give details about the following proposed work to utility and emergency services
      ‐ new build
      ‐ infrastructure
      ‐ demolition
      ‐ extension
      ‐ alteration
      ‐ refurbishment
      ‐ temporary works
      ‐ installation
      ‐ conservation
      • how to record and provide details on site access and egress, layout, evacuation and hazards to utility and emergency services
      • why it is important to provide details on site access and egress, layout, evacuation and hazards to utility and emergency services

  77. organise and record at least four of the following resources assigned for the preparation of site operations people plant, equipment or machinery materials and components sub-contractors information work area and facilities waste management utility providers

    COSVR729 organise and record at least four of the following resources assigned for the preparation of site operations people plant, equipment or machinery materials and components sub-contractors information work area and facilities waste management utility providers

    knowledge
    • COSVR729Organise resources

      Organise resources
      • how to organise and assign the following resources for site preparation
      ‐ people
      ‐ plant, equipment or machinery
      ‐ materials and components
      ‐ sub-contractors
      ‐ Information
      ‐ work area and facilities
      ‐ waste management
      ‐ utility providers
      • how to utilise the resources used in site preparation for project work or tasks

  78. plan for traffic management and identify access and egress points for the site and works which are safe, convenient and minimise disruption

    COSVR729 plan for traffic management and identify access and egress points for the site and works which are safe, convenient and minimise disruption

    knowledge
    • COSVR729Identify access and egress points

      Identify access and egress points
      • how to identify access and egress points for the site and works which are the most convenient for works traffic and which minimise disruption in relation to:
      ‐ current organisational requirements
      ‐ local traffic
      ‐ access and egress control
      ‐ security
      ‐ parking
      ‐ visitors
      ‐ site induction
      ‐ occupiers
      ‐ near neighbours
      ‐ traffic management
      • how to prepare a traffic management plan

  79. identify at least four of the following factors for consideration, record them and distribute the information to the people who may be affected occupiers near neighbours public access site conditions environment considerations vehicular access and egress security and trespass public utilities heritage issues archaeological sustainability temporary works

    COSVR729 identify at least four of the following factors for consideration, record them and distribute the information to the people who may be affected occupiers near neighbours public access site conditions environment considerations vehicular access and egress security and trespass public utilities heritage issues archaeological sustainability temporary works

    knowledge
    • COSVR729Identify factors

      Identify factors
      • how to identify and record the following relevant factors for consideration when planning
      ‐ occupiers
      ‐ near neighbours
      ‐ public access
      ‐ site conditions
      ‐ environment considerations
      ‐ vehicular access and egress
      ‐ security and trespass
      ‐ public utilities
      ‐ the potential risks of works impacting in the cultural significance of the historic environment
      ‐ the specific requirements for buildings and structures of traditional (pre 1919) construction or of architectural, historical or archaeological significance
      ‐ sustainability
      ‐ temporary works
      • how to pass on records of factors considered to people who will be affected
      • why it is important to pass considered and recorded factors to people who will be affected

  80. assemble, review and record at least four of the following types of information used in the preparation of the project plan, clarify and verify information which is not clear and update it for production planning purposes survey reports design information contractual information statutory consents contracts pre-planning information health, safety and environmental plans risk assessments and method statements programmes and schedules team competency sub-contractor arrangements and attendance

    COSVR729 assemble, review and record at least four of the following types of information used in the preparation of the project plan, clarify and verify information which is not clear and update it for production planning purposes survey reports design information contractual information statutory consents contracts pre-planning information health, safety and environmental plans risk assessments and method statements programmes and schedules team competency sub-contractor arrangements and attendance

    knowledge
    • COSVR729Assemble and review information

      Assemble and review information
      • how to assemble the following information used in the preparation of the project plan
      ‐ survey reports
      ‐ design information
      ‐ contractual information
      ‐ statutory consents
      ‐ contracts pre-planning information
      ‐ health, safety and environmental plans
      ‐ risk assessments and method statements
      ‐ programmes and schedules
      ‐ team competency
      ‐ sub-contractor arrangements and attendance
      • how to clarify information that is not clear and keep it up to date
      • why it is important to assemble and clarify information and keep it up to date

  81. comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification for the following: demonstrate work skills to measure, mark out, calculate, cut, fit, fill, position, secure and make good carry out external and internal pre-installation check, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - common infestations - protected species - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) use and maintain all work tools and equipment prepare and install insulation to cold roofs using at least one of the following methods in compliance with current regulations and to given work instructions - placed - mechanically or adhesively fixed prepare and install insulation to the following in compliance with current regulations and to given working instructions: - pipes - tanks and/or cylinders - access hatches - light wells protect electrical services, lighting, media, high amperage cables create and protect platforms and walkways for access and storage remove and secure building occupants stored items install passive ventilation and safe guarding existing ventilation insulate and draught-proof access hatches insulate light wells minimise the effects of thermal bridging carry out post installation checks to ensure insulation complies with the design provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs hand over and sign off to the customers satisfaction

    COSVR451 comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification for the following: demonstrate work skills to measure, mark out, calculate, cut, fit, fill, position, secure and make good carry out external and internal pre-installation check, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - common infestations - protected species - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) use and maintain all work tools and equipment prepare and install insulation to cold roofs using at least one of the following methods in compliance with current regulations and to given work instructions - placed - mechanically or adhesively fixed prepare and install insulation to the following in compliance with current regulations and to given working instructions: - pipes - tanks and/or cylinders - access hatches - light wells protect electrical services, lighting, media, high amperage cables create and protect platforms and walkways for access and storage remove and secure building occupants stored items install passive ventilation and safe guarding existing ventilation insulate and draught-proof access hatches insulate light wells minimise the effects of thermal bridging carry out post installation checks to ensure insulation complies with the design provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs hand over and sign off to the customers satisfaction

    knowledge
    • COSVR451Meet the contract specification

      Meet the contract specification
      • how the methods of work to meet the specification, are carried out and how problems are identified and reported by the application of knowledge for safe, healthy and environmental work practices, procedures and skills relating to the method and area of work
      • the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes, and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed, their impact on the building and their appropriateness to the design and physical application
      • how to record and report issues or defects with the materials, components and finishes
      • why it is important to carry out external and internal pre- installation checks
      • how to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include but not limited to: - common infestations - protected species - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables)
      • why it is important to ensure that all necessary repairs are completed prior to installation
      • how and why it is important to check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation
      • how to identify and follow the installation quality requirements
      • how to recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - condition of roof - drainage and down pipes
      • how to identify when specialist skills and knowledge are required and report accordingly including but not limited to: - fire safety - electrical - asbestos - Radon - heritage - architectural features - ecology - ventilation
      • the relevance of an assessment of significance and how to recognise specific requirements for structures of special interest, traditional construction, hard-to-treat buildings and historical significance
      • how to identify, record, report and rectify unintended consequences not addressed in the design, including but not limited to the existence of: thermal bridges, thermal bypassing and water ingress, inadequate ventilation and condensation risk
      • why it is important to avoid unintended consequences
      • why it is important to explain installation procedure to building occupants to include but not limited to the following: - scope and work programme - safety requirements during the installation process - protection of property and personal items - specific benefits and implications to include homeowner information - agreed standards of making good
      • the implications of existing guarantees and warranties that may be compromised by the installation to include but not limited to: - roof skylights - loft guarantees - building warranties - timber treatment
      • how to work with, around and in close proximity to plant and machinery
      • how to direct and guide the operations and movement of plant and machinery to ensure protection of a safe working environment
      • how to work in confined spaces
      • how to create and protect platforms and walkways
      • why it is important to identify and remove infested, damaged and contaminated insulation from the roof area
      • how to remove and secure building occupants stored items
      • how to identify and install passive ventilation and report any ventilation limitations identified
      • why it is important to recognise and report the potential risk of increased condensation following installation relating to roof coverings (pitched and flat) and roof structures (timber, metal, concrete)
      • the importance of ensuring all work to services (gas, electric, water, media cables) is carried out by suitably qualified people
      • how to check for and protect hidden utilities
      • how to identify insulation materials and their characteristics for cold roofs, pipes, storage tanks, cylinders and access hatches
      • how to prepare and install placed, mechanically or adhesively fixed and insulation to cold roofs
      • why it is important to minimise thermal bridging through compliance with design detail ensuring a consistent level of insulation to the area being insulated
      • how to check serviceability and provision of walkway boards and platforms
      • how to prepare and fix pipe, tank and cylinder insulation
      • how to ensure the insulation is contained within the prescribed areas
      • how to protect downlighters by installation of fire rated caps to the required specification
      • how to ensure insulation around electrical apparatus will not create fire hazards (light fittings, electrical units and cables)
      • how to insulate and draught-proof access hatches
      • how to insulate light wells to ensure continuity of insulation
      • how to maintain fire resistant barriers
      • the different types of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes, where and how they should be used and why it is important to install them correctly
      • the importance of ensuring the integrity of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes following installation and the need to maintain continuity
      • why it is important to immediately record and report unforeseen events including but not limited to equipment malfunctions, situations and faults not identified in the original design
      • why it is important to complete post installation checks in accordance with the design, method statement and installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects
      • why it is important to provide advice to building occupants to preserve the integrity of the insulation (insulation data sheet and warning labels)
      • how to handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction
      • how to use all work tools and equipment
      • how to work at height using access equipment and harness systems
      • how and why maintenance of all work tools and equipment is carried out
      • the importance of team work and communication
      • the needs of other occupations associated with installing insulation to cold roofs

  82. comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices relating to the following: methods of work safe use of health and safety control equipment safe use of access equipment and harness systems safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment specific risks to health including mental health specific risks associated with ventilation (roof space, inside the property and under floor) and combustion appliances

    COSVR451 comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices relating to the following: methods of work safe use of health and safety control equipment safe use of access equipment and harness systems safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment specific risks to health including mental health specific risks associated with ventilation (roof space, inside the property and under floor) and combustion appliances

    knowledge
    • COSVR451Safe work practices relevant, current legislation, standards and official guidance and how they are applied the types of fire extinguishers and how and when they are used in relation to water, CO2,foam, powder how emergencies should be responded to in accordance with organisational authorisation and personal skills in relation to: fires, spillages, injuries emergencies relating to occupational activities identification of and reporting of asbestos containing materials the organisational security procedures for tools, equipment and personal belongings in relation to: site workplace siting and location of vehicles company customer access equipment material and waste storage the general public how to report risks and hazards identified by the following: risk assessment personal assessment methods of work manufacturers' technical information data sheets statutory regulations official guidance Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) the accident reporting procedures and who is responsible for making the report why, when and how health and safety control equipment identified by the principles of prevention should be used in relation to: collective protective measures personal protective equipment (PPE) respiratory protective equipment (RPE) local exhaust ventilation (LEV) environmentally responsible work practices to meet current legislation, standards and official guidance when dealing with potential accidents, health hazards and the environment in relation to: confined spaces at height tools and equipment materials and substances movement and storage of materials by manual handling and mechanical lifting

      Safe work practices
      • relevant, current legislation, standards and official guidance and how they are applied
      • the types of fire extinguishers and how and when they are used in relation to water, CO2,foam, powder
      • how emergencies should be responded to in accordance with organisational authorisation and personal skills in relation to:
      • fires, spillages, injuries
      • emergencies relating to occupational activities
      • identification of and reporting of asbestos containing materials
      • the organisational security procedures for tools, equipment and personal belongings in relation to:
      • site
      • workplace
      • siting and location of vehicles
      • company
      • customer
      • access equipment
      • material and waste storage
      • the general public
      • how to report risks and hazards identified by the following:
      • risk assessment
      • personal assessment
      • methods of work
      • manufacturers' technical information
      • data sheets
      • statutory regulations
      • official guidance
      • Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH)
      • the accident reporting procedures and who is responsible for making the report
      • why, when and how health and safety control equipment identified by the principles of prevention should be used in relation to:
      • collective protective measures
      • personal protective equipment (PPE)
      • respiratory protective equipment (RPE)
      • local exhaust ventilation (LEV)
      • environmentally responsible work practices to meet current legislation, standards and official guidance when dealing with potential accidents, health hazards and the environment in relation to:
      • confined spaces
      • at height
      • tools and equipment
      • materials and substances
      • movement and storage of materials by manual handling and mechanical lifting

  83. comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to remove, measure, mark out, cut, line, level, drill, fit, fix, fill, finish, position and secure to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and adequate ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) - architectural features - vegetation - rainwater goods - loose surface finishes - external cracking - water ingress - damp proof course use and maintain all work tools and equipment cut and fix pre-formed trims and mounting blocks install pattresses for fixtures and fittings apply treatments to existing walls prepare and install insulated external wall system in accordance with the specification, design, drawings and method statements to given working instructions embed mesh and stress patches in accordance with specification carry out mid-install checks to boarding and basecoat stage apply mastic aesthetic sealant to all interface, joints and penetration install air and vapour control layers make good any marks and holes following scaffold removal handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction carry out post installation checks

    COSVR448 comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to remove, measure, mark out, cut, line, level, drill, fit, fix, fill, finish, position and secure to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and adequate ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) - architectural features - vegetation - rainwater goods - loose surface finishes - external cracking - water ingress - damp proof course use and maintain all work tools and equipment cut and fix pre-formed trims and mounting blocks install pattresses for fixtures and fittings apply treatments to existing walls prepare and install insulated external wall system in accordance with the specification, design, drawings and method statements to given working instructions embed mesh and stress patches in accordance with specification carry out mid-install checks to boarding and basecoat stage apply mastic aesthetic sealant to all interface, joints and penetration install air and vapour control layers make good any marks and holes following scaffold removal handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction carry out post installation checks

    knowledge
    • COSVR448Meet the contract specification

      Meet the contract specification
      • how the methods of work to meet the specification, are carried out and how problems are identified and reported by the application of knowledge for safe, healthy and environmental work practices, procedures and skills relating to the method and area of work
      • the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes, and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed, their impact on the building and their appropriateness to the design and physical application
      • how to record and report issues or defects with the materials, components and finishes
      • why it is important to carry out external and internal pre- installation checks
      • how to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include but not limited to: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) - architectural features - vegetation - rainwater goods - loose surface finishes - external cracking - water ingress - damp proof course
      • why it is important to ensure that all necessary repairs are completed prior to installation
      • the importance and function of pull out tests
      • how to identify when specialist skills and knowledge are required and report accordingly including but not limited to: - fire safety - electrical - media cables - signal receiving equipment - junction boxes - asbestos - Radon - heritage - architectural features - ecology - ventilation - flues
      • the relevance of an assessment of significance and how to recognise specific requirements for structures of special interest, traditional construction, hard-to-treat buildings and historical significance
      • how to identify, record, report and rectify unintended consequences not addressed in the design, including but not limited to the existence of: thermal bridges, thermal bypassing and water ingress, inadequate ventilation and condensation risk
      • why it is important to avoid unintended consequences
      • the effects of weather and the restrictions when applying an external wall system
      • the implications of existing guarantees and warranties that may be compromised by the installation to include but not limited to: - wall ties - windows - damp proof course - renders -Tyrolean coatings - silicone weather proof coatings
      • how to protect the adjacent surfaces
      • how to remove ancillary wall fixtures including but not limited to downpipes, soil pipes, alarm boxes, fences, handrails, as necessary to install the system in accordance with the specification, design, drawings and method statements
      • how to prepare surfaces by removing existing defective surface finishes, repairing and using appropriate materials to make good the following, including but not limited to: holes, loose render, belcasts, painted surfaces, remove existing vegetation and treat
      • how to apply surface treatments to existing walls
      • why it is important to identify and report architectural features not addressed on the design
      • why it is important to provide temporary protective covers to work areas
      • how to recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - visibility and completeness of damp proof course - condition of window and door seals - height of internal floors in relation to external floor height - condition of roof - damaged brickwork - drainage and down pipes - protection and existence of sub floor ventilation - cavity width and identification of any debris - electrical cables, media cables, junction and meter boxes, - signal receiving equipment - flues, gas pipes, chimneys and combustion air ventilators - identification of protected wildlife (nesting birds, bees, bats)
      • why it is important to explain installation procedure to building occupants to include but not limited to the following: - scope and work programme - safety requirements during the installation process - protection of property and personal items - specific benefits and implications to include homeowner information - agreed standards of making good
      • how to work with, around and in close proximity to plant and machinery
      • how to direct and guide the operations and movement of plant and machinery to ensure protection of a safe working environment
      • how to identify and follow the installation quality requirements
      • how and why it is important to check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation
      • how to ensure pre-installation material checks are within specification
      • how to prepare and install insulated external wall system in accordance with the system design, specification and details, method statement and the require standard
      • how to cut and fix pre-formed trims and mounting blocks
      • how to cut, line, level, drill and fix tracks, beads, shims, joints, cills
      • how to install pattresses for fixtures and fittings
      • how to apply weather sealing and compressive tapes at interfaces and penetrations
      • how to install insulation to walls with specified fixing pattern using adhesive and mechanical fasteners
      • how to apply base coat to insulation
      • how to embed mesh and stress patches in accordance with specification
      • how to apply second coat and primers
      • how to reinstate ancillary wall fixtures including but not limited to downpipes, alarm boxes, fences, handrails
      • how to apply mastic aesthetic sealant to all interface, joints and penetration
      • how to make good any marks and holes following scaffold removal
      • the different types of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes, where and how they should be used and why it is important to install them correctly
      • the importance of ensuring the integrity of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes, following installation and the need to maintain continuity
      • why it is important to immediately record and report unforeseen events including but not limited to equipment malfunctions, situations and faults not identified in the original design
      • how to handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction and explain maintenance requirements
      • why it is important to complete post installation checks in accordance with the system designer installations manual, specifications, water penetration, anchorage and fixing, vents, services (gas, electric, water, media cables)
      • why it is important to provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants and client including homeowner packs
      • how to use all work tools and installation equipment in line with manufacturers' and system specifications
      • how to work at height using access equipment and harness systems
      • how and why maintenance of all work tools and installation equipment is carried out
      • the importance of team work and communication
      • the needs of other occupations associated with installing external wall insulation

  84. comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices relating to the following: methods of work safe use of health and safety control equipment safe use of access equipment and harness systems safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment operative maintenance of installation equipment specific risks to health including mental health specific risks associated with ventilation and combustion appliances

    COSVR448 COSVR819 COSVR815 COSVR813 COSVR449 comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices relating to the following: methods of work safe use of health and safety control equipment safe use of access equipment and harness systems safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment operative maintenance of installation equipment specific risks to health including mental health specific risks associated with ventilation and combustion appliances

    knowledge
    • COSVR448Safe work practices relevant, current legislation, standards and official guidance and how they are applied the types of fire extinguishers and how and when they are used in relation to water, CO2,foam, powder how emergencies should be responded to in accordance with organisational authorisation and personal skills in relation to: fires, spillages, injuries emergencies relating to occupational activities identification of and reporting of asbestos containing materials the organisational security procedures for tools, equipment and personal belongings in relation to: site workplace siting and location of vehicles company customer access equipment material and waste storage the general public how to report risks and hazards identified by the following: risk assessment personal assessment methods of work suppliers and manufacturers' technical information data sheets statutory regulations official guidance Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) the accident reporting procedures and who is responsible for making the report why, when and how health and safety control equipment identified by the principles of prevention should be used in relation to: collective protective measures personal protective equipment (PPE) respiratory protective equipment (RPE) local exhaust ventilation (LEV) environmentally responsible work practices to meet current legislation, standards and official guidance when dealing with potential accidents, health hazards and the environment in relation to: below ground level confined spaces at height tools and equipment materials and substances movement and storage of materials by manual handling and mechanical lifting

      Safe work practices
      • relevant, current legislation, standards and official guidance and how they are applied
      • the types of fire extinguishers and how and when they are used in relation to water, CO2,foam, powder
      • how emergencies should be responded to in accordance with organisational authorisation and personal skills in relation to:
      • fires, spillages, injuries
      • emergencies relating to occupational activities
      • identification of and reporting of asbestos containing materials
      • the organisational security procedures for tools, equipment and personal belongings in relation to:
      • site
      • workplace
      • siting and location of vehicles
      • company
      • customer
      • access equipment
      • material and waste storage
      • the general public
      • how to report risks and hazards identified by the following:
      • risk assessment
      • personal assessment
      • methods of work
      • suppliers and manufacturers' technical information
      • data sheets
      • statutory regulations
      • official guidance
      • Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH)
      • the accident reporting procedures and who is responsible for making the report
      • why, when and how health and safety control equipment identified by the principles of prevention should be used in relation to:
      • collective protective measures
      • personal protective equipment (PPE)
      • respiratory protective equipment (RPE)
      • local exhaust ventilation (LEV)
      • environmentally responsible work practices to meet current legislation, standards and official guidance when dealing with potential accidents, health hazards and the environment in relation to:
      • below ground level
      • confined spaces
      • at height
      • tools and equipment
      • materials and substances
      • movement and storage of materials by manual handling and mechanical lifting

  85. comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to measure, mark out, calibrate, monitor, fit and fill, make good carry out external and internal pre-installation check, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - exposure ratings - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation use and maintain all work tools and installation equipment drill holes to specified patterns using depth gauges and right angled drilling only, selecting the correct masonry drill bit, speed and setting, and taking effective steps to minimise the impact to the building fabric and preventing rubble falling into the cavity fit cavity barriers assemble and operate installation equipment, measuring density, flow and quality tests prepare for and install cavity wall insulation to given system designer specification, method statement and the required standard fill holes with matching and suitable materials clean, disassemble and prepare installation processing equipment for transportation handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction carry out post installation checks

    COSVR450 comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to measure, mark out, calibrate, monitor, fit and fill, make good carry out external and internal pre-installation check, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - exposure ratings - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation use and maintain all work tools and installation equipment drill holes to specified patterns using depth gauges and right angled drilling only, selecting the correct masonry drill bit, speed and setting, and taking effective steps to minimise the impact to the building fabric and preventing rubble falling into the cavity fit cavity barriers assemble and operate installation equipment, measuring density, flow and quality tests prepare for and install cavity wall insulation to given system designer specification, method statement and the required standard fill holes with matching and suitable materials clean, disassemble and prepare installation processing equipment for transportation handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction carry out post installation checks

    knowledge
    • COSVR450Meet the contract specification

      Meet the contract specification
      • how the methods of work to meet the specification, are carried out and how problems are identified and reported by the application of knowledge for safe, healthy and environmental work practices, procedures and skills relating to the method and area of work
      • the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes, and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed, their impact on the building and their appropriateness to the design and physical application
      • how to record and report issues or defects with the materials, components and finishes
      • why it is important to carry out external and internal pre- installation checks
      • how to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include but not limited to: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - exposure ratings - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables)
      • why it is important to ensure that all necessary repairs are completed prior to installation
      • how to recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - visibility and completeness of damp proof course - condition of window and door seals - height of internal floors in relation to external floor height - condition of roof - damaged or spalled brickwork - drainage and down pipes - protection and existence of sub floor ventilation - cavity width and identification of any debris
      • how to identify when specialist skills and knowledge are required and report accordingly including but not limited to: - fire safety - electrical - asbestos - Radon - heritage - architectural features - ecology - ventilation
      • the relevance of an assessment of significance and how to recognise specific requirements for structures of special interest, traditional construction, hard-to-treat buildings and historical significance
      • how to identify, record, report and rectify unintended consequences not addressed in the design, including but not limited to the existence of: thermal bridges, thermal bypassing and water ingress, inadequate ventilation and condensation risk
      • why it is important to avoid unintended consequences
      • why it is important to explain installation procedure to building occupants to include but not limited to the following: - scope and work programme - safety requirements during the installation process - protection of property and personal items - specific benefits and implications to include homeowner information - agreed standards of making good
      • the implications of existing guarantees and warranties that may be compromised by the installation to include but not limited to: - wall ties - windows - damp proof course (DPC) - renders - Tyrolean coatings - silicone weather proof coatings
      • how to work with, around and in close proximity to plant and machinery
      • how to direct and guide the operations and movement of plant and machinery to ensure protection of a safe working environment
      • how to identify and follow the installation quality requirements
      • how and why it is important to check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation
      • why it is important to ensure pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters, to include checking and recording batch number and reporting defects
      • how to assemble and operate installation processing equipment in line with manufacturers and system manuals
      • how to calibrate equipment to measure density, flow and quality tests to ensure they are in line with manufacturers specifications and material requirements
      • why effective selection of PPE equipment to avoid cementation dust is important
      • how to drill holes to specified patterns and the importance of using depth gauges and right angled drilling only, selecting the correct masonry drill bit, speed and setting, and taking effective steps to minimise the impact to the building fabric and preventing rubble falling into the cavity
      • how to fit cavity barriers in accordance with specification from roof to ground level in order to avoid overspill and underspill between the two separated cavity elements
      • how to install cavity wall insulation from inside and outside of a building including lance techniques
      • why it is important to ensure effective and safe operation of equipment and consistency of fill using the appropriate technique for the selected material (to include bead using adhesive bonding agents and blown mineral wool)
      • how to fill holes with matching and suitable materials to ensure evidence of the drill pattern is minimised and the finish is in keeping with the original building texture and colour
      • why it is important to clean and disassemble installation processing equipment and pack away for transportation
      • the different types of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes, where and how they should be used and why it is important to install them correctly
      • the importance of ensuring the integrity of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes following installation and the need to maintain continuity
      • why it is important to immediately record and report unforeseen events including but not limited to equipment malfunctions, situations and faults not identified in the original design
      • why it is important to complete post installation checks in accordance with the system designer installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects
      • why it is important to provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs
      • how to handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction
      • how to use all work tools and installation equipment in line with manufacturers and system specifications
      • how to work at height using access equipment and harness systems
      • how and why maintenance of all work tools and installation equipment is carried out
      • the importance of team work and communication
      • the needs of other occupations associated installing insulation to cavity walls

  86. comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices relating to the following: methods of work safe use of health and safety control equipment safe use of access equipment and harness systems safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment operative maintenance of installation equipment specific risks to health including mental health specific risks associated with ventilation (roof space, inside the property and under floor) and combustion appliances

    COSVR450 comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices relating to the following: methods of work safe use of health and safety control equipment safe use of access equipment and harness systems safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment operative maintenance of installation equipment specific risks to health including mental health specific risks associated with ventilation (roof space, inside the property and under floor) and combustion appliances

    knowledge
    • COSVR450Safe work practices

      Safe work practices
      • the relevant, current legislation, standards and official guidance and how they are applied
      • the types of fire extinguishers and how and when they are used in relation to water, CO2,foam, powder
      • how emergencies should be responded to in accordance with organisational authorisation and personal skills in relation to:
      • fires, spillages, injuries
      • emergencies relating to occupational activities
      • identification of and reporting of asbestos containing materials
      • the organisational security procedures for tools, equipment and personal belongings in relation to:
      • site
      • workplace
      • siting and location of vehicles
      • company
      • customer
      • access equipment
      • material and waste storage
      • the general public
      • how to report risks and hazards identified by the following:
      • risk assessment
      • personal assessment
      • methods of work
      • manufacturers' technical information
      • data sheets
      • statutory regulations
      • official guidance
      • Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH)
      • the accident reporting procedures and who is responsible for making the report
      • why, when and how health and safety control equipment identified by the principles of prevention should be used in relation to:
      • collective protective measures
      • personal protective equipment (PPE)
      • respiratory protective equipment (RPE)
      • local exhaust ventilation (LEV)
      • environmentally responsible work practices to meet current legislation, standards and official guidance when dealing with potential accidents, health hazards and the environment in relation to:
      • below ground level
      • confined spaces
      • at height
      • tools and equipment
      • materials and substances
      • movement and storage of materials by manual handling and mechanical lifting

  87. comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to, remove, measure, calibrate, mark out, cut, line, level, drill, fit, fix, fill, finish, position and secure carry out external and internal pre-installation check, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) use and maintain all work tools and installation equipment remove existing defective insulation, boarding, breather membranes and vapour control layers assemble and operate installation processing equipment in line with manufacturers and system manuals prepare for and install insulation to framed sections of roof, floor, wall or ceiling structures, contained frame or open frame, to given working instructions, using at least one of the following methods - injected - blown - sprayed calibrate equipment to measure density, flow and quality tests to ensure they are in line with manufacturers specifications and material requirements remove defective timber, localised plaster and render fix finishing board, sheathing board and plasterboard make good any marks or screw and nail holes fit insulation between and/or to timber and metal studwork clean and disassemble installation processing equipment and pack away for transportation carry out post installation checks to ensure insulation complies with the design hand over and sign off to the customers satisfaction

    COSVR819 comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to, remove, measure, calibrate, mark out, cut, line, level, drill, fit, fix, fill, finish, position and secure carry out external and internal pre-installation check, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) use and maintain all work tools and installation equipment remove existing defective insulation, boarding, breather membranes and vapour control layers assemble and operate installation processing equipment in line with manufacturers and system manuals prepare for and install insulation to framed sections of roof, floor, wall or ceiling structures, contained frame or open frame, to given working instructions, using at least one of the following methods - injected - blown - sprayed calibrate equipment to measure density, flow and quality tests to ensure they are in line with manufacturers specifications and material requirements remove defective timber, localised plaster and render fix finishing board, sheathing board and plasterboard make good any marks or screw and nail holes fit insulation between and/or to timber and metal studwork clean and disassemble installation processing equipment and pack away for transportation carry out post installation checks to ensure insulation complies with the design hand over and sign off to the customers satisfaction

    knowledge
    • COSVR819Meet the contract specification

      Meet the contract specification
      • how the methods of work to meet the specification, are carried out and how problems are identified and reported by the application of knowledge for safe, healthy and environmental work practices, procedures and skills relating to the method and area of work
      • the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes, and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed, their impact on the building and their appropriateness to the design and physical application
      • how to record and report issues or defects with the materials, components and finishes
      • why it is important to explain installation procedure to building occupants to include but not limited to the following: - scope and work programme - safety requirements during the installation process - protection of property and personal items - specific benefits and implications to include homeowner information - agreed standards of making good
      • how to work with, around and in close proximity to plant and machinery
      • how to direct and guide the operations and movement of plant and machinery to ensure protection of a safe working environment
      • how to identify and follow the installation quality requirements
      • how and why it is important to check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation
      • why it is important to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks
      • how to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness, - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables)
      • why it is important to ensure that all necessary repairs are completed prior to installation
      • how to identify when specialist skills and knowledge are required and report accordingly including but not limited to: - fire safety - acoustics - condensation analysis - electrical - gas - asbestos - Radon - rot - heritage - architectural features - ecology - ventilation
      • the relevance of an assessment of significance and how to recognise specific requirements for structures of special interest, traditional construction, hard-to-treat buildings and historical significance
      • how to identify, record, report and rectify unintended consequences not addressed in the design, including but not limited to the existence of: thermal bridges, thermal bypassing and water ingress, inadequate ventilation and condensation risk
      • weather restrictions of the frame materials when temporarily exposed to the elements
      • the implications of existing guarantees and warranties that may be compromised by the installation to include but not limited to: - blocked and restricted ventilation - windows and door replacement - firestops - weather seals - silicone weather proof coatings
      • how to protect adjacent surfaces
      • how to check for and protect hidden utilities
      • how to remove wall fixtures including but not limited to: light switches, radiators, down lighters, handrails, as necessary to install the insulation in accordance with the specification, design, drawings and method statements
      • how to prepare and remove existing wall lining, defective insulation, boarding, breather membranes and vapour control layers
      • how to remove defective timber, localised plaster and render
      • how to fix any holes, broken or damaged boards that form the backdrop for fixed insulation.
      • how to identify and report the existence of thermal bridges and water ingress not addressed in the design
      • how to ensure pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters to include checking and recording batch number and reporting defects
      • how to calibrate equipment to measure density, flow and quality tests to ensure they are in line with manufacturers specifications and material requirements
      • how to inject, blow and spray insulation between and or to timber and metal studwork
      • how to ensure insulation thickness and type meets the design specification for fire, thermal and acoustic requirements
      • how to fit breather membrane and vapour control layer in conjunction with design, maintaining their integrity
      • how to fix finishing board, sheathing board and plasterboard in conjunction with design
      • how to apply mastic aesthetic sealant to all interface, joints and penetrations
      • how to make good any marks or screw and nail holes
      • how to scrim and tape joints ready for surface finish
      • how to reinstate fixtures and fittings
      • the different types of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes, where and how they should be used and why it is important to install them correctly
      • the importance of ensuring the integrity of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes following installation and the need to maintain continuity
      • why it is important to record and report unforeseen events including but not limited to equipment malfunctions, situations and faults not identified in the original design
      • how to clean and disassemble installation processing equipment and pack away for transportation
      • why it is important to complete post installation checks in accordance with the design, method statement and installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects
      • how to handover and sign off to the customers’ satisfaction
      • how to use all work tools and installation equipment
      • how to work at height using access equipment and harness systems
      • how and why maintenance of all work tools and equipment is carried out
      • the importance of team work and communication
      • the needs of other occupations associated with injecting, blowing and spraying insulation to framed sections of buildings

  88. comply with organisational procedures to avoid the risk of damage to the work and surrounding area by the following: protecting the work and its surrounding area from damage maintaining a safe, clear and tidy work area disposing of waste in accordance with current legislation

    COSVR817 comply with organisational procedures to avoid the risk of damage to the work and surrounding area by the following: protecting the work and its surrounding area from damage maintaining a safe, clear and tidy work area disposing of waste in accordance with current legislation

    knowledge
    • COSVR817Minimise the risk of damage

      Minimise the risk of damage
      • the importance of protecting the work and its surrounding area against the risk of damage
      • how to protect work and its surrounding area from damage by general workplace activities, other occupations and adverse weather conditions and how to minimise damage to existing building fabric

  89. plan the efficient use of resources required for retrofit works, including but not limited to: materials and components services plant, equipment or machinery workforce information site facilities waste management structures storage of materials within specified parameters

    COSVR756 plan the efficient use of resources required for retrofit works, including but not limited to: materials and components services plant, equipment or machinery workforce information site facilities waste management structures storage of materials within specified parameters

    knowledge
    • COSVR756Plan the resources required

      Plan the resources required
      • why it is important to plan the efficient use of resources required for retrofit works and how to do this for the following:
      ‐ materials and components
      ‐ services
      ‐ plant, equipment or machinery
      ‐ workforce
      ‐ Information
      ‐ site facilities
      ‐ waste management
      ‐ structures
      ‐ storage of materials within specified parameters
      • how to recognise and determine when specialist skills and knowledge are required and how to resource accordingly including but not limited to:
      ‐ electrical
      ‐ asbestos
      ‐ radon
      ‐ heritage
      ‐ ecology
      ‐ ventilation
      ‐ fire safety
      • the principles of due diligence to deliver specialist skills as they apply to obtaining, electing and appointing contractors, selecting suppliers, executing work and record keeping

  90. contribute to the project programme and plan the sequence of works for the installation of retrofit works, including but not limited to: 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

    COSVR756 contribute to the project programme and plan the sequence of works for the installation of retrofit works, including but not limited to: 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

    knowledge
    • COSVR756Contribute to the project programme, planning and sequencing of works

      Contribute to the project programme, planning and sequencing of works
      • why contributing to the project programmes and method statements for working on and around existing buildings and structures are required
      • how to contribute to a project programme for working on and around existing buildings and structures
      • how to produce method statements for working on and around existing buildings and structures
      • why planning the sequence of works for the installation of retrofit works is required
      • how to plan the sequence of works for the installation of retrofit works:
      ‐ 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
      • why it is required and how to identify and plan to avoid potential thermal and hygrothermal technical and performance risks of failure through planning and sequencing of works including but not limited to:
      ‐ thermal bridges
      ‐ ventilation
      ‐ thermal bypass
      ‐ condensation and interstitial condensation
      ‐ alterations in structure including materials, components and the building
      ‐ moisture movement
      ‐ optimisation of heating systems
      • the implications to planning and sequencing of offsite construction methods and onsite assembly

  91. record and report issues with the planned retrofit works and recommend corrective actions for at least seven 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

    COSVR756 record and report issues with the planned retrofit works and recommend corrective actions for at least seven 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

    knowledge
    • COSVR756Report issues and recommend corrective actions

      Report issues and recommend corrective actions
      • why it is important and how to report issues with planned retrofit works and suggest corrective actions for the following:
      ‐ 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
      • the principles and factors affecting the fire safety of users and explain the impact on the building and performance in relation to retrofit works

  92. identify, review and confirm information sources against on site conditions to contribute to the retrofit works plan, risk assessments and method statements for at least six 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

    COSVR756 identify, review and confirm information sources against on site conditions to contribute to the retrofit works plan, risk assessments and method statements for at least six 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

    knowledge
    • COSVR756Identify and review information sources

      Identify and review information sources
      • why identification and review of information sources against on-site conditions to contribute to the retrofit works plan, risk assessments and method statements are required for 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
      • how to identify and review information sources against on site conditions to contribute to the retrofit works plan, risk assessments and method statements for 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
      • why it is important to comply with relevant legal duties and fire safety standards during the construction phase of retrofit works, and how to do this
      • why documented information for fire safety including advising and sharing information with end-users and relevant stakeholders is required
      • the range of energy assessment tools used for both domestic and non-domestic buildings
      • the range of hygrothermal assessment tools for both domestic and non-domestic buildings
      • sources of heat loss and heat gains
      • explain heat loss through fabric, U values and calculations and thermal bridging
      • the difference between one off, incremental and whole building retrofit plans
      • how to review low carbon improvement plans

  93. implement and record suitable and sufficient control measures to mitigate 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

    COSVR756 implement and record suitable and sufficient control measures to mitigate 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

    knowledge
    • COSVR756Implement and record controls to mitigate risks

      Implement and record controls to mitigate risks
      • why suitable and sufficient control measures to mitigate the technical and procedural risks need to be implemented and recorded
      • how to determine, implement and record suitable and sufficient control measures to mitigate the technical and procedural risks for 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 and archaeological features
      • how to use due diligence to apply the principles and intent of fire safety legislation and guidance relating to the retrofit design, construction, management and use of the building
      • the issues relating to the control of work onsite interpreting any statutory or manufacturers requirements for testing and maintaining fire prevention and protection systems and records
      • the principles and benefits of effective fire risk management and the required mitigation measures to deliver safe buildings
      • how to recognise, record and report the key issues from technical and procedural risks that may affect the commencement of the work whilst working within your authority to rectify or suspend works

  94. implement and record suitable and sufficient control measures to mitigate risks arising from external and internal pre-installation building inspections to include: 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)

    COSVR756 implement and record suitable and sufficient control measures to mitigate risks arising from external and internal pre-installation building inspections to include: 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)

    knowledge
    • COSVR756Implement and record control measures to mitigate risks from pre-installation building inspections

      Implement and record control measures to mitigate risks from pre-installation building inspections
      • why implementation and recording of suitable and sufficient control measures to mitigate risks arising from external and internal pre-installation building inspections is required
      • how to implement and record suitable and sufficient control measures to mitigate risks arising from external and internal pre-installation building inspections for 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)
      ‐ invasive species
      • how to record and report the key issues from external and internal pre-installation building inspections that may affect the commencement of the work whilst working within your authority to rectify or suspend works

  95. implement external and internal pre-installation building inspections, and record and report findings to relevant stakeholders to include: 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)

    COSVR756 implement external and internal pre-installation building inspections, and record and report findings to relevant stakeholders to include: 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)

    knowledge
    • COSVR756Implement pre-installation building inspections

      Implement pre-installation building inspections
      • why implementation of external and internal pre-installation building inspections, and recording and reporting findings to relevant stakeholders is required
      • how to implement external and internal pre-installation building inspections and record and report to stakeholders for 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)
      ‐ invasive species
      • how to identify, assess and respond to hazards including hazardous materials, fire safety and flues and ventilation (incorrectly installed, blocked, damaged and insufficient)

  96. evaluate and implement pre-installation checks to identify technical and procedural risks for at least nine 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

    COSVR756 evaluate and implement pre-installation checks to identify technical and procedural risks for at least nine 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

    knowledge
    • COSVR756Evaluate and implement pre-installation checks to identify technical and procedural risks

      Evaluate and implement pre-installation checks to identify technical and procedural risks
      • why it is important to evaluate and implement pre-installation checks to identify technical and procedural risks and how to do this
      • why it is important to determine accuracy and completeness of project information and how to do this
      • the implications of building conditions and common building defects for retrofit works including but not limited to:
      ‐ moisture ingress including, but not limited to, damp, salts and causes of dampness, rain penetration, rising damp
      ‐ internal moisture vapour
      ‐ poor indoor air quality
      ‐ inadequate ventilation
      ‐ existing and damaged services
      ‐ structural defects
      • the importance of building condition and repair and maintenance as the first stage in energy efficiency improvements
      • specific health and safety hazards including but not limited to poor ventilation (roof space, inside the property and under floor) and services
      • the principles of building design for fire safety and the key components of the building and their implications for retrofit works
      • the primary causes of failure to fire safety systems and their potential impact on users and occupants, building safety and each other, including compartmentation
      • how to implement temporary works as required during retrofit works
      • why it is important to explain the Whole Building approach to energy efficiency retrofit comprising building fabric, services, any low zero carbon technologies, renewable technologies and occupant behaviour, and how to do this
      • how to identify traditional and protected buildings including the difference in performance characteristics between traditional and modern materials and construction methods with particular reference to the breathability and permeability characteristics of traditional building fabric
      • how to identify building fabric, building structure, materials and construction methods for buildings of different ages including alterations and additions
      • the materials proposed are suitable and in sufficient quantity to achieve the design outcomes
      • how to work in and around buildings and their occupants including neighbouring properties and site constraints
      • the potential environmental and ecological impacts of retrofit works and how to respond including but not limited to safeguarding protected species
      • how to explain key terms and concepts including but not limited to:
      ‐ heritage values
      ‐ heritage significance
      ‐ heritage impact assessment
      ‐ conservation principles
      ‐ sustainable development
      ‐ management of traditional and historic buildings and structures
      • legislation and official guidance including but not limited to heritage, traditional and protected buildings
      • why it is important to report the discovery of architectural or archaeological features to relevant stakeholders, and how to do this

  97. comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to measure, mark out, fix and finish, position, seal and secure carry out external and internal pre-installation check, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) use and maintain all work tools and equipment check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation fit breather membrane and vapour control layers assemble and operate installation processing equipment in line with manufacturers and system manuals prepare and install Internal wall insulation system to given system designer specification, method statement and the required standard using at least two of the following methods to given working instructions - injected - blown - sprayed calibrate equipment to measure density, flow and quality tests to ensure they are in line with manufacturers specifications and material requirements protect and reinstate, access routes, existing fixtures and fittings (carpets) remove, replace and reinstate skirting, coving and cornices, radiators and electrical sockets carry out repairs after installation clean and disassemble installation processing equipment and pack away for transportation handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction carry out post installation checks

    COSVR815 comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification by the following: demonstrate work skills to measure, mark out, fix and finish, position, seal and secure carry out external and internal pre-installation check, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) use and maintain all work tools and equipment check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation fit breather membrane and vapour control layers assemble and operate installation processing equipment in line with manufacturers and system manuals prepare and install Internal wall insulation system to given system designer specification, method statement and the required standard using at least two of the following methods to given working instructions - injected - blown - sprayed calibrate equipment to measure density, flow and quality tests to ensure they are in line with manufacturers specifications and material requirements protect and reinstate, access routes, existing fixtures and fittings (carpets) remove, replace and reinstate skirting, coving and cornices, radiators and electrical sockets carry out repairs after installation clean and disassemble installation processing equipment and pack away for transportation handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction carry out post installation checks

    knowledge
    • COSVR815Meet the contract specification

      Meet the contract specification
      • how the methods of work to meet the specification, are carried out and how problems are identified and reported by the application of knowledge for safe, healthy and environmental work practices, procedures and skills relating to the method and area of work
      • the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes, and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed, their impact on the building and their appropriateness to the design and physical application
      • how to record and report issues or defects with the materials, components and finishes
      • why it is important to carry out external and internal pre- installation checks
      • how to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include but not limited to: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - condensation - penetrating damp - rising damp - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) - architectural features - condition of down pipes - roof overhangs and gutters - external and internal finish condition - wall moisture content - damp proof course height above floor level - condition of ground and suspended floor joists
      • why it is important to ensure that all necessary repairs are completed prior to installation
      • how to identify thermal bridges and understand solutions and limitations
      • the implications for party wall thermal bridge
      • how and why it is important to recognise the procedures check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation
      • how to check for hidden utilities
      • how to recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - visibility and completeness of damp proof course - condition of window and door seals - height of internal floors in relation to external floor height - condition of roof - damaged or spalled brickwork - drainage and down pipes - protection and existence of sub floor ventilation - cavity width and identification of any debris - electrical cables, media cables, junction and meter boxes, signal receiving equipment - flues, gas pipes, chimneys and combustion air ventilators - identification of protected wildlife (nesting birds, bees, bats)
      • how to identify when specialist skills and knowledge are required and report accordingly including but not limited to: - fire safety - electrical - media cables - signal receiving equipment - junction boxes - asbestos - Radon - heritage - architectural and archaeological features - ecology - ventilation - rot
      • the relevance of an assessment of significance and how to recognise specific requirements for structures of special interest, traditional construction, hard-to-treat buildings and historical significance
      • how to identify, record, report and rectify unintended consequences not addressed in the design, including but not limited to the existence of: thermal bridges, thermal bypassing and water ingress, inadequate ventilation and condensation risk
      • why it is important to avoid unintended consequences
      • why it is important to explain installation procedure to building occupants to include but not limited to the following: - scope and work programme - safety requirements during the installation process - protection of property and personal items - specific benefits and implications to include homeowner information - agreed standards of making good
      • the implications of existing guarantees and warranties that may be compromised by the installation to include but not limited to: - wall ties - windows - damp proof course - renders -Tyrolean coatings - silicone weather proof coatings
      • how to work with, around and in close proximity to plant and machinery
      • how to direct and guide the operations and movement of plant and machinery to ensure protection of a safe working environment
      • how to identify and follow the installation quality requirements
      • which wall types are unsuitable for internal wall insulation
      • the implications of insulating a terrace or semi-detached house regarding party wall bridge
      • why it is important to ensure pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters to include checking and recording batch number and reporting defects
      • how to protect and reinstate, access routes, existing fixtures and fittings (carpets)
      • how to prepare internal walls for insulation
      • how to treat external walls in line with system holder specification
      • the importance of ensuring all work to services (gas, electric, water, media cables) is carried out by suitably qualified people
      • how to remove, replace and reinstate skirting, coving and cornices, radiators and electrical sockets
      • how to calibrate equipment to measure density, flow and quality tests to ensure they are in line with manufacturers specifications and material requirements
      • how to install injected, blown and sprayed insulation
      • how to fit breather membrane and vapour control layers
      • the different types of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes, where and how they should be used and why it is important to install them correctly
      • the importance of ensuring the integrity of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes, following installation and the need to maintain continuity
      • why it is important to immediately record and report unforeseen events including but not limited to equipment malfunctions, situations and faults not identified in the original design
      • why it is important to maintain or install fire resistant barriers
      • how to maintain sound-proofing
      • how to seal joints, perimeters and penetrations
      • why it is important to minimise thermal bridging through compliance with design detail ensuring a consistent level of insulation to the area being insulated
      • how to carry out any repair after installation
      • how to clean and disassemble installation processing equipment and pack away for transportation
      • why it is important to complete post installation checks in accordance with the system designer installations operations manual and report isues
      • why it is important to provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants and client including homeowner packs
      • how to handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction
      • how to use all work tools and installation equipment in line with manufacturers' and system specifications
      • how to work at height using access equipment and harness systems
      • how and why maintenance of all work tools and installation equipment is carried out
      • the importance of team work and communication
      • the needs of other occupations associated with injecting, blowing and spraying insulation to internal walls

  98. comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification for the following: demonstrate work skills to, measure, mark out, calculate, make good carry out pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - exposure ratings - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) use and maintain all work tools and installation equipment in line with manufacturers and system specifications recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - condition of roof create and protect platforms and walkways for access and storage remove and secure building occupants stored items identify and remove infested, damaged and contaminated insulation from roof area identify and install passive ventilation as required by the design and report any identified ventilation limitations identify and report the potential risk of uninsulated omitted areas in relation to increased condensation following installation relating to roof coverings (pitched and flat) and roof structures (timber, metal, concrete) check for and protect hidden utilities identify insulation materials and their characteristics for cold roofs, pipes, storage tanks, cylinders and access hatches confirm pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters to include checking and recording batch number and reporting defects assemble and operate installation processing equipment in line with manufacturers and system manuals calibrate equipment to measure density, flow and quality tests to ensure they are in line with manufacturers specifications and material requirements install passive ventilation and safeguard existing ventilation prepare and install blown insulation to cold roofs prepare and fix pipe, tank and cylinder insulation ensure the insulation is contained within the prescribed areas protect downlighters by installation of fire rated caps to the required specification ensure insulation around electrical apparatus will not create fire hazards (light fittings, electrical units and cables) minimise the effects of thermal bridging through compliance with design detail and ensuring a consistent level of insulation to area being insulated install and maintain fire resistant barriers clean and disassemble installation processing equipment and pack away for transportation complete post installation checks in accordance with the system designer installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs, warning labels and data sheets work at height using access equipment and harness systems handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction

    COSVR813 comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification for the following: demonstrate work skills to, measure, mark out, calculate, make good carry out pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - exposure ratings - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) use and maintain all work tools and installation equipment in line with manufacturers and system specifications recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - condition of roof create and protect platforms and walkways for access and storage remove and secure building occupants stored items identify and remove infested, damaged and contaminated insulation from roof area identify and install passive ventilation as required by the design and report any identified ventilation limitations identify and report the potential risk of uninsulated omitted areas in relation to increased condensation following installation relating to roof coverings (pitched and flat) and roof structures (timber, metal, concrete) check for and protect hidden utilities identify insulation materials and their characteristics for cold roofs, pipes, storage tanks, cylinders and access hatches confirm pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters to include checking and recording batch number and reporting defects assemble and operate installation processing equipment in line with manufacturers and system manuals calibrate equipment to measure density, flow and quality tests to ensure they are in line with manufacturers specifications and material requirements install passive ventilation and safeguard existing ventilation prepare and install blown insulation to cold roofs prepare and fix pipe, tank and cylinder insulation ensure the insulation is contained within the prescribed areas protect downlighters by installation of fire rated caps to the required specification ensure insulation around electrical apparatus will not create fire hazards (light fittings, electrical units and cables) minimise the effects of thermal bridging through compliance with design detail and ensuring a consistent level of insulation to area being insulated install and maintain fire resistant barriers clean and disassemble installation processing equipment and pack away for transportation complete post installation checks in accordance with the system designer installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants including homeowner packs, warning labels and data sheets work at height using access equipment and harness systems handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction

    knowledge
    • COSVR813Meet the contract specification

      Meet the contract specification
      • how the methods of work to meet the specification, are carried out and how problems are identified and reported by the application of knowledge for safe, healthy and environmental work practices, procedures and skills relating to the method and area of work
      • the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes, and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed, their impact on the building and their appropriateness to the design and physical application
      • how to record and report issues or defects with the materials, components and finishes
      • why it is important to carry out external and internal pre- installation checks
      • how to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include but not limited to: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables)
      • why it is important to ensure that all necessary repairs are completed prior to installation
      • the implications of existing guarantees and warranties that may be compromised by the installation to include but not limited to: - timber treatment - re-wiring - loft guarantees - building warranties
      • how and why it is important to check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation
      • how to identify when specialist skills and knowledge are required and report accordingly including but not limited to: - - fire safety - electrical - asbestos - Radon - heritage - architectural features - ecology - ventilation
      • the relevance of an assessment of significance and how to recognise specific requirements for structures of special interest, traditional construction, hard-to-treat buildings and historical significance
      • how to identify, record, report and rectify unintended consequences not addressed in the design, including but not limited to the existence of: thermal bridges, thermal bypassing and water ingress, inadequate ventilation and condensation risk
      • why it is important to avoid unintended consequences
      • why it is important to recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - condition of roof - damaged or spalled brickwork into gable ridge - drainage and down pipes
      • how to work with, around and in close proximity to plant and machinery
      • how to direct and guide the operations and movement of plant and machinery to ensure protection of a safe working environment
      • why it is important to explain installation procedure to building occupants to include but not limited to the following: - scope and work programme - safety requirements during the installation process - protection of property and personal items - specific benefits and implications to include homeowner information - agreed standards of making good
      • how to identify and follow the installation quality requirements
      • how to create and protect walkways and platforms
      • how to remove and secure stored items
      • why it is important to identify and remove infested, damaged and contaminated insulation from roof area
      • how to install passive ventilation as required by the design and report any identified ventilation limitations
      • how to identify and report the potential risk of uninsulated omitted areas in relation to increased condensation following installation relating to roof coverings (pitched and flat) and roof structures (timber, metal, concrete)
      • the importance of ensuring all work to services (gas, electric, water, media cables) is carried out by suitably qualified people
      • how to check for and protect hidden utilities
      • how to ensure pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters to include checking and recording batch number and reporting defects
      • how to assemble and operate installation processing equipment in line with manufacturers and system manuals
      • how to calibrate equipment to measure density, flow and quality tests to ensure they are in line with manufacturers specifications and material requirements
      • how to install passive ventilation and safeguard existing ventilation
      • how to prepare and install blown insulation to cold roofs
      • why it is important to minimise thermal bridging through compliance with design detail and ensuring a consistent level of insulation to the area being inuslated
      • how to prepare and fix pipe, tank and cylinder insulation
      • how to ensure the insulation is contained within the prescribed areas
      • how to protect downlighters by installation of fire rated caps to the required specification
      • how to ensure insulation around electrical apparatus will not create fire hazards (light fittings, electrical units and cables)
      • how to install and maintain fire resistant barriers
      • how to clean and disassemble installation processing equipment and pack away for transportation
      • the different types of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes, where and how they should be used and why it is important to install them correctly
      • the importance of ensuring the integrity of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes following installation and the need to maintain continuity
      • why it is important to immediately record and report unforeseen events including but not limited to equipment malfunctions, situations and faults not identified in the original design
      • why it is important to complete post installation checks in accordance with the system designer installations operations manual and report issues to include but not limited to safeguarding the combustion ventilation and report defects
      • why it is important to provide advice to building occupants including homeowner packs, warning labels and datasheets
      • how to handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction
      • how to use all work tools and installation equipment in line with manufacturers and system specifications
      • how to work at height using access equipment and harness systems
      • how and why maintenance of all work tools and installation equipment is carried out
      • the importance of team work and communication
      • the needs of other occupations associated with blown insulation to cold roofs

  99. comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification for the following: demonstrate work skills to measure, mark out, mix, apply and fit make good including any defects carry out external and internal pre-installation check, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - architectural features - vegetation - rainwater goods - cracking - position of damp proof course - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) use and maintain all work tools and equipment apply base coats, reinforcing mesh and stress patches in accordance with the design apply corner and surface beads and trims apply sealant tapes, strips and mastics prepare and apply external wall insulation (EWI) surface finishes to given system designer specification, method statement and the required standard for at least three of the following: - dash finishes - synthetic or non-synthetic renders - proprietary pre-cast finishes - paint finishes - brick slips - brick effect render fit weather seals carry out post installation repairs handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction carry out post installation checks

    COSVR449 comply with the given contract information to carry out the work efficiently to the required specification for the following: demonstrate work skills to measure, mark out, mix, apply and fit make good including any defects carry out external and internal pre-installation check, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - architectural features - vegetation - rainwater goods - cracking - position of damp proof course - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables) use and maintain all work tools and equipment apply base coats, reinforcing mesh and stress patches in accordance with the design apply corner and surface beads and trims apply sealant tapes, strips and mastics prepare and apply external wall insulation (EWI) surface finishes to given system designer specification, method statement and the required standard for at least three of the following: - dash finishes - synthetic or non-synthetic renders - proprietary pre-cast finishes - paint finishes - brick slips - brick effect render fit weather seals carry out post installation repairs handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction carry out post installation checks

    knowledge
    • COSVR449Meet the contract specification

      Meet the contract specification
      • how the methods of work to meet the specification, are carried out and how problems are identified and reported by the application of knowledge for safe, healthy and environmental work practices, procedures and skills relating to the method and area of work
      • the suitability, compatibility and characteristics of the materials, components and finishes, and determine if they are moisture open or moisture closed, their impact on the building and their appropriateness to the design and physical application
      • how to record and report issues or defects with the materials, components and finishes
      • why it is important to carry out external and internal pre- installation checks
      • how to carry out external and internal pre-installation checks, assessing, recording and reporting issues to include but not limited to: - suitable access - property suitability - structural integrity - architectural features - vegetation - rainwater goods - cracking - position of damp proof course - dampness - decay - vents and ventilation - services (gas, electric, water, media cables)
      • why it is important to ensure that all necessary repairs are completed prior to installation
      • the weather restrictions for each external wall system finish
      • how and why it is important to check, record and report issues with construction ventilation, flues, chimneys and combustion air ventilators pre and post installation
      • why it is important to identify and report potential thermal bridging
      • how to recognise, record and report the key issues that may inhibit commencement of the work including but not limited to: - condition of building fabric - identification of any areas of potential water penetration - visibility and completeness of damp proof course - condition of window and door seals - damaged or spalled brickwork - drainage and down pipes - protection and existence of sub floor ventilation - electrical cables, media cables, junction and meter boxes, signal receiving equipment - flues, gas pipes, chimneys and combustion air ventilators - identification of protected wildlife (nesting birds, bees, bats)
      • how to identify when specialist skills and knowledge are required and report accordingly including but not limited to: - fire safety - electrical - media cables - signal receiving equipment - junction boxes - asbestos - Radon - heritage - ecology - ventilation - flues
      • the relevance of an assessment of significance and how to recognise specific requirements for structures of special interest, traditional construction, hard-to-treat buildings and historical significance
      • how to identify, record, report and rectify unintended consequences not addressed in the design, including but not limited to the existence of: thermal bridges, thermal bypassing and water ingress, inadequate ventilation and condensation risk
      • why it is important to avoid unintended consequences
      • why it is important to explain installation procedure to building occupants to include but not limited to the following: - scope and work programme - safety requirements during the installation process - protection of property and personal items - specific benefits and implications to include homeowner information - agreed standards of making good
      • the implications of existing guarantees and warranties that may be compromised by the installation to include but not limited to: - windows & doors - damp proof course - renders - Tyrolean coatings - silicone weather proof coatings
      • how to work with, around and in close proximity to plant and machinery
      • how to direct and guide the operations and movement of plant and machinery to ensure protection of a safe working environment
      • how to identify and follow the installation quality requirements
      • how to ensure pre-installation material checks are within specified parameters and reporting defects
      • how to fix corner surface beads and trims
      • how to apply base and primer coats, reinforcing mesh and stress patches
      • how to fit weather seals at interfaces, window and door reveals and at system penetrations in accordance with design details
      • how to apply dash finishes, synthetic and non-synthetic renders, proprietary pre-cast finishes, paint finishes, brick slips and brick effect render to external wall insulation system including door and window reveals
      • how to reinstate fixtures and fittings and seal
      • the different types of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes, where and how they should be used and why it is important to install them correctly
      • the importance of ensuring the integrity of air and vapour control layers and breather membranes following installation and the need to maintain continuity
      • how to complete post installation checks: compliance with specifications, resistance to water penetration, anchorage, and fixing, vents, services (gas, electric, water, media cables)
      • how to carry out any repairs after installation
      • why it is important to immediately record and report unforeseen events including but not limited to equipment malfunctions, situations and faults not identified in the original design
      • why it is important to complete post installation checks in accordance with system designer installations operations manual and report issues
      • why it is important to provide post installation advice and guidance to building occupants and client including homeowner packs
      • how to handover and sign off to the customers satisfaction
      • how to use all work tools and installation equipment
      • how to work at height using access equipment and harness systems
      • how and why maintenance of all work tools and installation equipment is carried out
      • the importance of team work and communication
      • the needs of other occupations associated with applying surface finishes to external wall insulation

  100. comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices relating to the following: methods of work safe use of health and safety control equipment safe use of access equipment and harness systems safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment specific risks to health including mental health specific risks associated with ventilation (roof space, inside the property and under floor) and combustion appliances specific risks associated with working in confined spaces

    COSVR749 comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices relating to the following: methods of work safe use of health and safety control equipment safe use of access equipment and harness systems safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment specific risks to health including mental health specific risks associated with ventilation (roof space, inside the property and under floor) and combustion appliances specific risks associated with working in confined spaces

    knowledge
    • COSVR749Safe work practices relevant, current legislation, standards and official guidance and how they are applied the types of fire extinguishers and how and when they are used in relation to water, CO2,foam, powder how emergencies should be responded to in accordance with organisational authorisation and personal skills in relation to: fires, spillages, injuries emergencies relating to occupational activities identification of and reporting of asbestos containing materials the organisational security procedures for tools, equipment and personal belongings in relation to: site workplace siting and location of vehicles company customer access equipment material and waste storage the general public how to report risks and hazards identified by the following: risk assessment personal assessment methods of work manufacturers' technical information data sheets statutory regulations official guidance Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) the accident reporting procedures and who is responsible for making the report why, when and how health and safety control equipment identified by the principles of prevention should be used in relation to: collective protective measures personal protective equipment (PPE) respiratory protective equipment (RPE) local exhaust ventilation (LEV) environmentally responsible work practices to meet current legislation, standards and official guidance when dealing with potential accidents, health hazards and the environment in relation to: below ground level confined spaces at height tools and equipment materials and substances movement and storage of materials by manual handling and mechanical lifting

      Safe work practices
      • relevant, current legislation, standards and official guidance and how they are applied
      • the types of fire extinguishers and how and when they are used in relation to water, CO2,foam, powder
      • how emergencies should be responded to in accordance with organisational authorisation and personal skills in relation to:
      • fires, spillages, injuries
      • emergencies relating to occupational activities
      • identification of and reporting of asbestos containing materials
      • the organisational security procedures for tools, equipment and personal belongings in relation to:
      • site
      • workplace
      • siting and location of vehicles
      • company
      • customer
      • access equipment
      • material and waste storage
      • the general public
      • how to report risks and hazards identified by the following:
      • risk assessment
      • personal assessment
      • methods of work
      • manufacturers' technical information
      • data sheets
      • statutory regulations
      • official guidance
      • Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH)
      • the accident reporting procedures and who is responsible for making the report
      • why, when and how health and safety control equipment identified by the principles of prevention should be used in relation to:
      • collective protective measures
      • personal protective equipment (PPE)
      • respiratory protective equipment (RPE)
      • local exhaust ventilation (LEV)
      • environmentally responsible work practices to meet current legislation, standards and official guidance when dealing with potential accidents, health hazards and the environment in relation to:
      • below ground level
      • confined spaces
      • at height
      • tools and equipment
      • materials and substances
      • movement and storage of materials by manual handling and mechanical lifting

  101. comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices as stated for each measure to be installed

    COSVR817 comply with the given, relevant legislation, standards and official guidance to carry out your work and maintain safe and healthy work practices as stated for each measure to be installed

    knowledge
    • COSVR817Safe work practices

      Safe work practices
      • relevant, current legislation, standards and official guidance and how they are applied
      • how emergencies should be responded to in accordance with organisational authorisation and personal skills in relation to:
      • fires, spillages, injuries
      • emergencies relating to occupational activities
      • identification of and reporting of asbestos containing materials
      • how to report risks and hazards identified by the following:
      • risk assessment
      • personal assessment
      • methods of work
      • safe systems of work
      • manufacturers’ technical information
      • data sheets
      • statutory regulations
      • official guidance
      • Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH)
      • the accident reporting procedures and who is responsible for making the report

  102. prepare plans and schedules for at least three of the following maintenance activities and negotiate and agree them with stakeholders planned maintenance activities tendered works responsive works preventative maintenance work cost estimated works seasonal maintenance traffic maintenance (signing, lighting and guarding) emergency works contingency plans

    COSVR741 prepare plans and schedules for at least three of the following maintenance activities and negotiate and agree them with stakeholders planned maintenance activities tendered works responsive works preventative maintenance work cost estimated works seasonal maintenance traffic maintenance (signing, lighting and guarding) emergency works contingency plans

    knowledge
    • COSVR741Plans and schedules

      Plans and schedules
      • how to prepare plans and schedules for the following maintenance activities
      ‐ planned maintenance work
      ‐ tendered works
      ‐ responsive works
      ‐ preventative maintenance work
      ‐ cost estimated work
      ‐ seasonal maintenance
      ‐ traffic maintenance (signing, lighting and guarding)
      ‐ emergency works
      ‐ Contingency plans
      • how to negotiate and agree plans and schedules with decision-makers
      • why it is important plans and schedules for the following maintenance activities
      ‐ planned maintenance work
      ‐ tendered works
      ‐ responsive works
      ‐ preventative maintenance work
      ‐ cost estimated work
      ‐ seasonal maintenance
      ‐ traffic maintenance (signing, lighting and guarding)
      ‐ emergency works
      ‐ Contingency plans

  103. identify, assess and obtain at least two of the following necessary resources for maintenance activities people plant, equipment or machinery materials and components sub-contractors information work area and facilities waste management utility providers

    COSVR741 identify, assess and obtain at least two of the following necessary resources for maintenance activities people plant, equipment or machinery materials and components sub-contractors information work area and facilities waste management utility providers

    knowledge
    • COSVR741Resources

      Resources
      • how to identify the following necessary resources for maintenance activities

  104. ensure maintenance activity records of actions carried out and data collected are current for at least four of the following inspections faults or problems corrective actions costs resources complaints delays

    COSVR741 ensure maintenance activity records of actions carried out and data collected are current for at least four of the following inspections faults or problems corrective actions costs resources complaints delays

    knowledge
    • COSVR741recording systems

      recording systems
      • why activity records and data collected for the following work and maintenance activities needs to be current

  105. identify and record at least four of the following changing circumstances susceptibility to damage safety requirements need to inhibit, and respond to deterioration weather conditions ground or site conditions environmental conditions use or change of use current legislation resources security threats client, customer or their representative reports and surveys historical data planning or statutory consents

    COSVR741 identify and record at least four of the following changing circumstances susceptibility to damage safety requirements need to inhibit, and respond to deterioration weather conditions ground or site conditions environmental conditions use or change of use current legislation resources security threats client, customer or their representative reports and surveys historical data planning or statutory consents

    knowledge
    • COSVR741changing circumstances

      changing circumstances
      • how to account for the following changing circumstances
      ‐ susceptibility to damage
      ‐ safety requirements
      ‐ need to inhibit, and respond to deterioration
      ‐ weather conditions
      ‐ ground or site conditions
      ‐ environmental conditions
      ‐ use or change of use
      ‐ current legislation
      ‐ Resources
      ‐ security threats
      ‐ client, customer or their representative
      ‐ reports and surveys
      ‐ historical data
      ‐ planning and statutory consents
      • how to amend priorities when reviewing the following influencing factors:
      ‐ organisational requirements
      ‐ project requirements
      ‐ current legislation
      ‐ resource allocation
      ‐ working requirements
      ‐ environmental considerations
      ‐ near neighbours
      ‐ weather conditions
      ‐ ground or site conditions
      ‐ sustainability
      ‐ client, customer or their representative
      ‐ reports and surveys
      ‐ archaeology
      ‐ heritage issues
      ‐ planning and statutory consents

  106. prioritise and record the maintenance activities to take account of identified influencing factors whilst maintaining consistency

    COSVR741 prioritise and record the maintenance activities to take account of identified influencing factors whilst maintaining consistency

    knowledge
    • COSVR741Prioritise maintenance activities

      Prioritise maintenance activities
      • how to prioritise and record the maintenance activities to take account of identified influencing factors whilst maintaining consistency
      • why it is important to prioritise and record the maintenance activities to take account of identified influencing factors whilst maintaining consistency
      • how to assess the following influencing factors
      ‐ organisational requirements
      ‐ project requirements
      ‐ current legislation
      ‐ resource allocation
      ‐ working requirements
      ‐ environmental considerations
      ‐ near neighbours
      ‐ weather conditions
      ‐ ground or site conditions
      ‐ sustainability
      ‐ client, customer or their representative
      ‐ reports and surveys
      ‐ archaeology
      ‐ heritage issues
      ‐ planning and statutory consents
      • how to prioritise the following maintenance activities
      ‐ planned maintenance
      ‐ tendered works
      ‐ responsive works
      ‐ preventative maintenance work
      ‐ cost estimated work
      ‐ seasonal maintenance
      ‐ traffic maintenance (signing, lighting and guarding)
      ‐ emergency works
      ‐ Contingency plans
      • why it is important to assess influencing factors and prioritise maintenance activities

  107. identify, review and record the consideration of at least four of the following influencing factors and three of the following guidance materials about the property, service or system to be maintained

    COSVR741 identify, review and record the consideration of at least four of the following influencing factors and three of the following guidance materials about the property, service or system to be maintained

    knowledge
    • COSVR741Identify and review

      Identify and review
      • how to identify and review the following influencing factors
      ‐ organisational requirements
      ‐ project requirements
      ‐ current legislation
      ‐ resource allocation
      ‐ working requirements
      ‐ environmental considerations
      ‐ near neighbours
      ‐ weather conditions
      ‐ ground or site conditions
      ‐ sustainability
      ‐ client, customer or their representative
      ‐ reports and surveys
      ‐ archaeology
      ‐ heritage issues
      ‐ planning and statutory consents
      • how to identify and review the following guidance materials
      ‐ plans, drawings or diagrams
      ‐ owner’s manuals
      ‐ log books
      ‐ maintenance schedules and manuals
      ‐ practice guides and specifications
      ‐ current legislation and official guidance
      ‐ historical data
      ‐ existing records
      ‐ surveys
      • why it is important to identify and review influencing factors against guidance materials

  108. implement and record regular inspections to confirm the project requirements for at least three of the following maintenance activities for the following property, services or systems:

    COSVR741 implement and record regular inspections to confirm the project requirements for at least three of the following maintenance activities for the following property, services or systems:

    knowledge
    • COSVR741project requirements

      project requirements
      • how to confirm project requirements for the following maintenance activities of the following property, systems or services

  109. check materials on the site and allocate them to the operations for which they are suitable identify and assess the health and safety risks produce clear and accurate requests for materials and their use recommend alternative materials to decision makers confirm that the operatives using the materials have the required level of competence arrange for the correct storage of the materials

    cosvr584 check materials on the site and allocate them to the operations for which they are suitable identify and assess the health and safety risks produce clear and accurate requests for materials and their use recommend alternative materials to decision makers confirm that the operatives using the materials have the required level of competence arrange for the correct storage of the materials

    knowledge
    • cosvr584Check materials are suitable

      Check materials are suitable
      • how to check the materials on the site and allocate them to the operations for which they are suitable

    • cosvr584Identify and assess health and safety risks

      Identify and assess health and safety risks
      • how to identify health and safety risks to other people
      • how to implement safe working practices and other safeguards to minimise risks to other people
      • how to assess health and safety issues and requirements

    • cosvr584Produce requests for materials

      Produce requests for materials
      • how to produce requests for materials
      • how to keep accurate records of materials

    • cosvr584Recommend alternative materials

      Recommend alternative materials
      • how to recommend alternatives for unsuitable materials to decision makers
      • how to encourage decision makers to adopt the selected work method

    • cosvr584Confirm operative competence levels

      Confirm operative competence levels
      • how to issue accurate instructions for the use of materials to the operative
      • how to check and confirm that the operative using the materials has the required levels of competence to use the range of materials
      • how to monitor that operatives are working in a safe manner

    • cosvr584Store the materials

      Store the materials
      • how to arrange for the correct storage of materials to meet protection, statutory, care and operational requirements

    context
    • cosvr584records of checks made on the suitability of the materials, requests for the allocation and use of the materials and recommended alternatives

      records of checks made on the suitability of the materials, requests for the allocation and use of the materials and recommended alternatives

    • cosvr584records of assessments of health and safety risks and implementation of working practices and other safeguards to minimise risks

      records of assessments of health and safety risks and implementation of working practices and other safeguards to minimise risks

    • cosvr584records showing requests for materials and their use which meet all operational requirements

      records showing requests for materials and their use which meet all operational requirements

    • cosvr584records showing the use of the materials

      records showing the use of the materials

    • cosvr584records of alternatives presented to decision makers when the recommended materials are not suitable for use

      records of alternatives presented to decision makers when the recommended materials are not suitable for use

    • cosvr584records demonstrating that the operatives using the materials have the required level of competence and monitoring that they are working in a safe manner

      records demonstrating that the operatives using the materials have the required level of competence and monitoring that they are working in a safe manner

    • cosvr584records of accurate instructions for the sage use of materials issued to the operative

      records of accurate instructions for the sage use of materials issued to the operative

    • cosvr584records of the storage of materials to meet protection, statutory, care and operational requirements

      records of the storage of materials to meet protection, statutory, care and operational requirements

    • cosvr584Decision makers

      Decision makers
      • line managers
      • material buyers

    • cosvr584materials

      materials
      • specific to own craft area
      • consumables
      • health and safety equipment

    • cosvr584Operation requirements

      Operation requirements
      • health, safety and welfare of the workforce and others
      • operational efficiency
      • security of resources
      • obligations to third parties
      • obligations to regulatory authorities
      • awareness of contractual commitments
      • effects of heating and cooling on the work
      • humidity, temperature and seasonal weather conditions

    • cosvr584 cosvr585people

      people
      • operators
      • other personnel
      • members of the public
      • site visitors
      • owners of adjoining property

    • cosvr584records

      records
      • delivery
      • allocation
      • storage
      • movement
      • usage
      • dispatch
      • waste disposal
      • competence

    • cosvr584Unsuitable materials

      Unsuitable materials
      • with regard to
      ‐ operational efficiency
      ‐ health, safety and welfare
      ‐ pollution risk

  110. advise people on the suitability and practicality of the work advise people on the preparation of a specification advise people on accepting, modifying or rejecting proposals confirm that the recommendation is accepted, modified or rejected

    cosvr580 advise people on the suitability and practicality of the work advise people on the preparation of a specification advise people on accepting, modifying or rejecting proposals confirm that the recommendation is accepted, modified or rejected

    knowledge
    • cosvr580Advise on the suitability and practicality of the work

      Advise on the suitability and practicality of the work
      • how to advise the people who have a vested interest on the suitability, practicability and feasibility of the work to be undertaken

    • cosvr580Preparation of a specification

      Preparation of a specification
      • how to assist people in the preparation of a specification

    • cosvr580Accepting, modifying or rejecting proposals

      Accepting, modifying or rejecting proposals
      • how to advise people who have a vested interest on the implications of accepting, modifying or rejecting proposals
      • how to ensure that people who have a vested interest understand the implications of accepting, modifying or rejecting proposals

    • cosvr580Confirm the recommendation

      Confirm the recommendation
      • how to confirm with people who have a vested interest whether the recommendation is accepted, modified or rejected

    context
    • cosvr580records of advice given to people who have a vested interest on the suitability and practicality of the work

      records of advice given to people who have a vested interest on the suitability and practicality of the work

    • cosvr580records of advice given to assist people on the preparation of the specification

      records of advice given to assist people on the preparation of the specification

    • cosvr580records of advice given to people who have a vested interest on the implications of accepting, modifying or rejecting proposals and ensuring that they understand the implications

      records of advice given to people who have a vested interest on the implications of accepting, modifying or rejecting proposals and ensuring that they understand the implications

    • cosvr580records of confirming with people who have a vested interest whether the recommendation is accepted, modified or rejected

      records of confirming with people who have a vested interest whether the recommendation is accepted, modified or rejected

    • cosvr580Advise

      Advise
      • in writing
      • orally
      • graphically

    • cosvr580Implications

      Implications
      • cost
      • the programme
      • design quality
      • best value
      • best practise
      • suitability
      • practicality
      • feasibility (where appropriate for own craft)
      • health and safety
      • people
      • client or client's representative
      • line managers
      • consultants
      • specifiers
      • contractors and sub-contractors
      • suppliers
      • prospective users
      • regulatory authorities
      • public interest organisations

  111. identify and record revisions to the delivery schedule to facilitate change or minimise disruption to the programme

    COSVR733 identify and record revisions to the delivery schedule to facilitate change or minimise disruption to the programme

    knowledge
    • COSVR733Identify changes

      Identify changes
      • how to identify changes likely to result in over or under supply
      • how to modify the delivery schedule to minimise disruption to the programme by ensuring supplies of raw materials, manufactured materials, components and prefabricated systems are available

  112. identify and record problems with supply and take action to resolve them

    COSVR733 identify and record problems with supply and take action to resolve them

    knowledge
    • COSVR733Identify problems

      Identify problems
      • how to identify and record problems with supply and the action taken to resolve them
      • why it is important to identify and record problems with supply and the action taken to resolve them

  113. analyse records of the following identified factors used in materials control quality quantity payment to suppliers approval by client, customer or their representative programming

    COSVR733 analyse records of the following identified factors used in materials control quality quantity payment to suppliers approval by client, customer or their representative programming

    knowledge
    • COSVR733Materials control

      Materials control
      • how to analyse records of the following identified factors used in materials control
      ‐ quality
      ‐ quantity
      ‐ payment to suppliers
      ‐ approval by client, customer or their representative
      ‐ programming
      • why it is important to analyse factors in materials control

  114. implement and record the organisational or project systems for the monitoring of the delivery schedule, materials and supplier performance to ensure they meet the project specification

    COSVR733 implement and record the organisational or project systems for the monitoring of the delivery schedule, materials and supplier performance to ensure they meet the project specification

    knowledge
    • COSVR733Implement systems

      Implement systems
      • how to implement an organisational or project system, that analyses the following factors which will inform the delivery schedule
      ‐ quality
      ‐ quantity
      ‐ payment to suppliers
      ‐ approval by client, customer or their representative
      ‐ programming
      ‐ cost
      • how to implement an organisational or project system to monitor materials and the performance of suppliers against the agreed supply requirements
      • how to identify and record any improvements
      • why it is important to analyse performance of suppliers against the delivery schedule

  115. promote goodwill and trust with suppliers and users to ensure the delivery schedule is maintained through positive negotiation

    COSVR733 promote goodwill and trust with suppliers and users to ensure the delivery schedule is maintained through positive negotiation

    knowledge
    • COSVR733Conduct negotiations and meetings

      Conduct negotiations and meetings
      • how to promote goodwill and trust with suppliers and users to ensure the delivery schedule is maintained through positive negotiation in relation to
      ‐ elimination or reduction of waste
      ‐ recycling and re-use
      ‐ quantity
      ‐ quality considerations
      ‐ availability
      ‐ lead time
      ‐ life expectancy or deterioration
      ‐ Maintenance
      ‐ storage and handling facilities
      ‐ environmental considerations
      ‐ ethical and sustainability considerations
      ‐ health and safety considerations
      ‐ logistics
      ‐ damage
      ‐ loss or theft
      ‐ supplier service
      ‐ archaeology
      ‐ heritage issues
      • how to maintain goodwill and trust
      • why goodwill and trust should be maintained
      • why it is important to conduct formal and informal meetings with suppliers and users

  116. ensure orders are prepared in line with organisational and/or project requirements to meet the delivery schedule

    COSVR733 ensure orders are prepared in line with organisational and/or project requirements to meet the delivery schedule

    knowledge
    • COSVR733Prepare orders

      Prepare orders
      • how to check what materials are needed to maintain programme and project requirements
      • how to ensure appropriate orders are prepared
      • why it is important to make checks and ensure appropriate orders are prepared

  117. maintain records or plans showing how disruption has been minimised for special requirements and contingencies which include records of delegated tasks to other team members including but not limited to the following sequencing archaeology heritage issues stakeholders environmental considerations vehicular and public access health and safety and emergencies hazards and site conditions trespass statutory regulations and limitations political intervention

    COSVR730 maintain records or plans showing how disruption has been minimised for special requirements and contingencies which include records of delegated tasks to other team members including but not limited to the following sequencing archaeology heritage issues stakeholders environmental considerations vehicular and public access health and safety and emergencies hazards and site conditions trespass statutory regulations and limitations political intervention

    knowledge
    • COSVR730Delegate responsibilities

      Delegate responsibilities
      • when and why it is important to delegate responsibilities under contingency plans

  118. develop contingency plans to meet special requirements and minimise disruption to those likely to be affected by the works programme

    COSVR730 develop contingency plans to meet special requirements and minimise disruption to those likely to be affected by the works programme

    knowledge
    • COSVR730Contingency plans

      Contingency plans
      • how to develop plans to meet the following special requirements and contingencies
      ‐ elimination of waste
      ‐ archaeological
      ‐ heritage issues
      ‐ occupiers
      ‐ environmental considerations
      ‐ vehicular access and egress
      ‐ Hazards
      ‐ trespass
      ‐ near neighbours
      ‐ public access
      ‐ site conditions
      • why it is important to develop plans to meet special requirements and contingencies

  119. organise and control the site and resources so that conditions are safe and the site is tidy by producing a record of site maintenance activities including but not limited to the following plan of the site showing storage and waste management areas hoardings and security arrangements signage access and egress safety and emergency response welfare facilities personal protective equipment (PPE)

    COSVR730 organise and control the site and resources so that conditions are safe and the site is tidy by producing a record of site maintenance activities including but not limited to the following plan of the site showing storage and waste management areas hoardings and security arrangements signage access and egress safety and emergency response welfare facilities personal protective equipment (PPE)

    knowledge
    • COSVR730Organise and control the site

      Organise and control the site
      • how to organise and control the site and resources so that the site is safe and tidy
      • how to produce records of site maintenance activities which include
      ‐ plan of the site showing storage and waste management areas
      ‐ hoardings and security arrangements
      ‐ signage
      ‐ access and egress
      ‐ safety and emergency response
      ‐ welfare facilities
      ‐ personal protective equipment (PPE)
      • why it is important to organise and control the site and resources and produce records of site maintenance activities

  120. plan, schedule, obtain and maintain sufficient resources of the appropriate type which will meet the project requirements and timescales for at least three of the following people plant, equipment and machinery¬¬ materials and components sub-contractors information

    COSVR730 plan, schedule, obtain and maintain sufficient resources of the appropriate type which will meet the project requirements and timescales for at least three of the following people plant, equipment and machinery¬¬ materials and components sub-contractors information

    knowledge
    • COSVR730Plan, schedule, obtain and maintain resources

      Plan, schedule, obtain and maintain resources
      • how to identify and plan the use of the following resources
      ‐ people
      ‐ plant, equipment and machinery
      ‐ materials and components
      ‐ sub-contractors
      ‐ Information
      • why it is important to plan and schedule the use of resources
      • how to ensure sufficient resources are obtained and maintained

  121. organise and keep records of meetings and communications with sub-contractors to discuss project or contract requirements and attendances including but not limited to time quality cost statutory consents and notifications sustainability environment

    COSVR730 organise and keep records of meetings and communications with sub-contractors to discuss project or contract requirements and attendances including but not limited to time quality cost statutory consents and notifications sustainability environment

    knowledge
    • COSVR730Meetings and communications

      Meetings and communications
      • how to organise and keep records of meetings and communications with sub-contractors to discuss project or contract requirements and attendances to include but not limited to
      ‐ time
      ‐ quality
      ‐ cost
      ‐ statutory consents and notifications
      ‐ sustainability
      ‐ environment
      • why it is important to organise and keep records of meetings and communications with sub-contractors to discuss project or contract requirements and attendances

  122. organise attendance for sub-contractors including but not limited to the following welfare facilities work specifications security and fencing utilities traffic management access and egress off-loading and loading dimensional control storage records of attendance

    COSVR730 organise attendance for sub-contractors including but not limited to the following welfare facilities work specifications security and fencing utilities traffic management access and egress off-loading and loading dimensional control storage records of attendance

    knowledge
    • COSVR730Organise attendance

      Organise attendance
      • how to organise the following attendance by contract or agreement for sub-contractors and attending workforce
      ‐ welfare facilities
      ‐ work specifications
      ‐ security and fencing
      ‐ utilities
      ‐ traffic management
      ‐ access and egress
      ‐ off-loading and loading
      ‐ dimensional control
      ‐ storage
      ‐ records of attendance
      • why it is important to organise and record attendance by contract or agreement for sub-contractors in accordance with project requirements and contractual agreements

  123. identify, record and obtain information requirements before work starts including but not limited to the following survey reports design contractual statutory consents contractor’s pre-planning information health safety and environmental plan method statements programmes checks carried out to verify the competence of the workforce including but not limited to industry certification schemes, cards, competence schemes, qualifications, certificates and training

    COSVR730 identify, record and obtain information requirements before work starts including but not limited to the following survey reports design contractual statutory consents contractor’s pre-planning information health safety and environmental plan method statements programmes checks carried out to verify the competence of the workforce including but not limited to industry certification schemes, cards, competence schemes, qualifications, certificates and training

    knowledge
    • COSVR730Information

      Information
      • how to identify, record and obtain the following information requirements before work starts
      ‐ survey reports
      ‐ design
      ‐ contractual
      ‐ statutory consents
      ‐ contractor’s pre-planning information
      ‐ health safety and environmental plan
      ‐ method statements
      ‐ programmes
      ‐ checks carried out to verify the competence of the workforce including but not limited to industry certification schemes, cards, competence schemes, qualifications, certificates and training

  124. communicate and agree a programme and method with people who will be doing the work that integrates operations and keep records in accordance with organisational requirements

    COSVR730 communicate and agree a programme and method with people who will be doing the work that integrates operations and keep records in accordance with organisational requirements

    knowledge
    • COSVR730Communicate and agree programme

      Communicate and agree programme
      • how to agree the following programmes with stakeholders who will be doing the work
      ‐ programmes
      ‐ network analysis
      ‐ critical path
      ‐ action lists
      ‐ method statements
      • why it is important to agree programmes and methods with the people who will be doing the work
      • how to communicate programmes and methods to the people who will be doing the work

  125. give adequate written notification(s) to all the stakeholders who will be affected about when work will start, how long it will take and when it will finish and confirm all dates in writing

    COSVR730 give adequate written notification(s) to all the stakeholders who will be affected about when work will start, how long it will take and when it will finish and confirm all dates in writing

    knowledge
    • COSVR730Notification

      Notification
      • how to give adequate notice to all the stakeholders, including but not limited to the following, who will be affected, by when the work will start, how long will it take and when it will finish
      ‐ client
      ‐ customer or their representative
      ‐ contractors
      ‐ sub-contractors
      ‐ third parties
      ‐ public services
      ‐ emergency services
      ‐ suppliers
      ‐ people working on site
      ‐ statutory authorities
      ‐ near neighbours
      ‐ residents
      • how to confirm all dates in writing
      • why it is important to confirm arrangements in writing

  126. interpret the given operating information relating to the use of plant or machinery and confirm its relevance organise with others the sequence in which the work is to be carried out comply with the relevant, current legislation, special legal status documents, official guidance and organisational procedures to maintain safe work practices request resources to sustain plant or machinery operations to complete the programme of work select plant or machinery resources for the methods of work and operations to be carried out comply with organisational procedures to minimise the risk of damage to the work and surrounding area 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

    cosvr403 interpret the given operating information relating to the use of plant or machinery and confirm its relevance organise with others the sequence in which the work is to be carried out comply with the relevant, current legislation, special legal status documents, official guidance and organisational procedures to maintain safe work practices request resources to sustain plant or machinery operations to complete the programme of work select plant or machinery resources for the methods of work and operations to be carried out comply with organisational procedures to minimise the risk of damage to the work and surrounding area 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

    knowledge
    • cosvr403Interpretation of information the organisational procedures developed to report and rectify inappropriate information and unsuitable resources, and how they are implemented the types of information, their source and how they are interpreted the organisational procedures to solve problems with the information and why it is important they are followed

      Interpretation of information
      • the organisational procedures developed to report and rectify inappropriate information and unsuitable resources, and how they are implemented
      • the types of information, their source and how they are interpreted
      • the organisational procedures to solve problems with the information and why it is important they are followed

    • cosvr403Organise with others communication of ideas between team members organisation of resources in conjunction with the progress of work the skills required to carry out the work

      Organise with others
      • communication of ideas between team members
      • organisation of resources in conjunction with the progress of work
      • the skills required to carry out the work

    • cosvr403Safe work practices

      Safe work practices
      • the level of understanding operatives must have of information for relevant, current legislation, Approved Codes of Practice and official guidance and how it is applied
      • the types of fire extinguishers and how and when they are used
      • how emergencies should be responded to and who should respond
      • the organisational security procedures for plant and/or machinery, tools, equipment and personal belongings
      • what the accident reporting procedures are and who is responsible for making the report
      • why and when personal protective equipment (PPE) should be used

    • cosvr403Request resources the organisational procedures for requisitioning consumables and other resources

      Request resources
      • the organisational procedures for requisitioning consumables and other resources

    • cosvr403Selection of resources

      Selection of resources
      • the characteristics, quality, uses, limitations and defects associated with plant resources and how defects should be rectified
      • how the resources should be used and how any problems associated with the resources are reported
      • the organisational procedures to select resources, why they have been developed and how they are used
      • the hazards associated with the resources and methods of work and how they are overcome

    • cosvr403Minimise the risk of damage how to protect work from damage and the purpose of protection why disposal of waste should be carried out safely and how it is achieved

      Minimise the risk of damage
      • how to protect work from damage and the purpose of protection
      • why disposal of waste should be carried out safely and how it is achieved

    • cosvr403Meet the contract specification how methods of work, to meet the specification, are carried out and problems reported how maintenance of plant and/or machinery, tools and equipment is carried out

      Meet the contract specification
      • how methods of work, to meet the specification, are carried out and problems reported
      • how maintenance of plant and/or machinery, tools and equipment is carried out

    • cosvr403Allocated time what the programme is for the work to be carried out in the estimated, allocated time and why deadlines should be kept

      Allocated time
      • what the programme is for the work to be carried out in the estimated, allocated time and why deadlines should be kept

    context
    • cosvr403interpretation of drawings, specifications, schedules, method statements and manufacturers' information related to the barge operation and the work to be carried out

      interpretation of drawings, specifications, schedules, method statements and manufacturers' information related to the barge operation and the work to be carried out

    • cosvr403organisation of own work

      organisation of own work

    • cosvr403communication with team members and other associated occupations about the barge operation and the work to be carried out

      communication with team members and other associated occupations about the barge operation and the work to be carried out

    • cosvr403avoid hazards by following given safety information, including the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) to carry out the activity in accordance with legislation, Approved Codes of Practice and/or organisational requirements

      avoid hazards by following given safety information, including the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) to carry out the activity in accordance with legislation, Approved Codes of Practice and/or organisational requirements

    • cosvr403safe use and storage of plant and barge vessel, tools and equipment

      safe use and storage of plant and barge vessel, tools and equipment

    • cosvr403safe use of fire extinguishers, as appropriate to the fire

      safe use of fire extinguishers, as appropriate to the fire

    • cosvr403follow organisational procedures for the requisition of consumables, materials and other resources

      follow organisational procedures for the requisition of consumables, materials and other resources

    • cosvr403selection of resources associated with own work

      selection of resources associated with own work
      • plant, machinery, attachments, tools and ancillary equipment

    • cosvr403protection of the work and its surrounding area from damage

      protection of the work and its surrounding area from damage

    • cosvr403minimise damage and maintain a clean work space

      minimise damage and maintain a clean work space

    • cosvr403disposal of waste in accordance with legislation

      disposal of waste in accordance with legislation

    • cosvr403demonstration of work skills to check, set up, adjust, communicate, operate, manoeuvre, control, position and anchor

      demonstration of work skills to check, set up, adjust, communicate, operate, manoeuvre, control, position and anchor

    • cosvr403 COSVR774 COSVR775use and maintain hand tools, ancillary equipment and accessories

      use and maintain hand tools, ancillary equipment and accessories

    • cosvr403manoeuvre, position and secure the plant to the barge and ballast and anchor the barge

      manoeuvre, position and secure the plant to the barge and ballast and anchor the barge

    • cosvr403carry out plant operations from a barge to given working instructions, protocols and Codes of Practice, relating to the movement of the plant and barge, for one or more of the following operations

      carry out plant operations from a barge to given working instructions, protocols and Codes of Practice, relating to the movement of the plant and barge, for one or more of the following operations
      • lift
      • transfer
      • extract
      • excavate
      • construct
      • form
      • receive
      • transport
      • access
      • lay
      • distribute
      • compact
      • demolish
      • process

    • cosvr403shut down and secure plant or machinery

      shut down and secure plant or machinery

    • cosvr403completion of own work within the estimated, allocated time to meet the needs of other occupations and/or client

      completion of own work within the estimated, allocated time to meet the needs of other occupations and/or client

    • cosvr403 COSVR385Communication

      Communication
      • discussions, sketches and briefings

    • cosvr403Disposal of waste environmental responsibilities, organisational procedures, manufacturers information, statutory regulations and official guidance

      Disposal of waste
      • environmental responsibilities, organisational procedures, manufacturers information, statutory regulations and official guidance

    • cosvr403Emergencies operative's response to situations in accordance with organisational authorisation and personal skills when involved with fires, spillages, injuries emergencies relating to occupational activities

      Emergencies
      • operative's response to situations in accordance with organisational authorisation and personal skills when involved with
      ‐ fires, spillages, injuries
      ‐ emergencies relating to occupational activities

    • cosvr403Fire extinguishers water, CO2, foam, powder and their uses

      Fire extinguishers
      • water, CO2, foam, powder and their uses

    • cosvr403Hazards those identified by method of work, risk/COSHH assessments, manufacturers technical information statutory regulations and official guidance

      Hazards
      • those identified by method of work, risk/COSHH assessments, manufacturers technical information statutory regulations and official guidance

    • cosvr403Information

      Information
      • drawings, specifications, schedules, method statements, manufacturers' information and regulations governing operations from, and with, a barge vessel

    • cosvr403Legislation, Approved Codes of Practice and official guidance

      Legislation, Approved Codes of Practice and official guidance
      • this relates to the operative's responsibilities regarding potential accidents and health hazards whilst working in the workplace, at height, with tools and equipment, with materials and substances, with movement/storage of materials and by manual handling and mechanical lifting

    • cosvr403Maintenance operative care of hand tools and ancillary equipment

      Maintenance
      • operative care of hand tools and ancillary equipment

    • cosvr403methods of work

      methods of work
      • application of knowledge for safe work practices, procedures and skills, relating to the method/area of work and materials used, to
      ‐ identify the characteristics of the barge vessel appropriate to the plant operation
      ‐ carry out performance checks for the control of plant or machinery on the barge
      ‐ confirm the area of work for the operation
      ‐ confirm safety and security requirements
      ‐ prepare, manoeuvre, position, anchor, ballast and set up the barge for plant operations
      ‐ carry out plant operations for the control of barges to recognised codes of practice
      ‐ stop, shut down operations and secure plant and barge
      ‐ use hand tools and equipment
      • team work and communication
      • needs of other occupations associated with the operations and control of a barge

    • cosvr403personal protective equipment (PPE) occupational use, types, purpose of each type and work situations

      personal protective equipment (PPE)
      • occupational use, types, purpose of each type and work situations

    • cosvr403Problems those arising from information, resources and methods of work own authority to rectify organisational reporting procedures

      Problems
      • those arising from information, resources and methods of work
      ‐ own authority to rectify
      ‐ organisational reporting procedures

    • cosvr403Programme types of progress charts, timetables and estimated times organisational procedures for reporting circumstances which will affect the work programme

      Programme
      • types of progress charts, timetables and estimated times
      • organisational procedures for reporting circumstances which will affect the work programme

    • cosvr403Protect work protect work against damage from general workplace activities, other occupations and adverse weather conditions

      Protect work
      • protect work against damage from general workplace activities, other occupations and adverse weather conditions

  127. comply with the given occupational resource information to carry out the work efficiently to the required guidance

    cosvr643 comply with the given occupational resource information to carry out the work efficiently to the required guidance

    knowledge
    • cosvr643Comply with occupational resource information

      Comply with occupational resource information
      • how methods of work, to meet the specification, are carried out and problems reported

    context
    • cosvr643work skills to move, position, store, secure and/or use lifting aids and kinetic lifting techniques

      work skills to move, position, store, secure and/or use lifting aids and kinetic lifting techniques

    • cosvr643move, handle or store occupational resources to meet product information and organisational requirements relating to at least three of the following

      move, handle or store occupational resources to meet product information and organisational requirements relating to at least three of the following
      • sheet material
      • loose material
      • bagged or wrapped material
      • fragile material
      • tools and equipment
      • components
      • liquids

  128. review the cycle of personal development aims and objectives to revise and update aims and objectives to suit changing circumstances and record the outcomes

    COSVR740 review the cycle of personal development aims and objectives to revise and update aims and objectives to suit changing circumstances and record the outcomes

    knowledge
    • COSVR740Review, revise and update

      Review, revise and update
      • how to review the cycle of the following personal development aims and objectives

  129. obtain, accept and record feedback from people who can judge your performance and provide objective, valid feedback

    COSVR740 obtain, accept and record feedback from people who can judge your performance and provide objective, valid feedback

    knowledge
    • COSVR740Obtain and accept feedback

      Obtain and accept feedback
      • how to obtain, accept and record feedback from people who can judge your performance and provide objective, valid feedback
      • why you need to obtain and accept feedback

  130. undertake development activities aimed at achieving identified development needs, reviewing and recording progress and the effectiveness of the activities

    COSVR740 undertake development activities aimed at achieving identified development needs, reviewing and recording progress and the effectiveness of the activities

    knowledge
    • COSVR740development activities

      development activities
      • how to undertake development activities to achieve personal development needs
      • how to review and record progress and evaluate the effectiveness of the activities

  131. prepare and record a development plan for achieving identified development needs

    COSVR740 prepare and record a development plan for achieving identified development needs

    knowledge
    • COSVR740Development plan

      Development plan
      • how to prepare a personal development plan based on the following
      ‐ maintenance of existing competence
      ‐ improvements to existing skills
      ‐ improvements to existing knowledge
      ‐ development of new skills and knowledge
      ‐ commitment to professional excellence
      • why you need to prepare a personal development plan

  132. develop a profile of your competence and personal development needs and record the outcomes

    COSVR740 develop a profile of your competence and personal development needs and record the outcomes

    knowledge
    • COSVR740Profile of competence

      Profile of competence
      • how to develop a profile of your knowledge and competence against the following identified recognised standards
      ‐ job descriptions
      ‐ professional institution requirements
      ‐ national occupational standards
      ‐ industry recognised standards
      • how to measure achievement of the following identified personal development needs
      ‐ maintenance of existing competence
      ‐ improvements to existing skills
      ‐ improvements to existing knowledge
      ‐ improvements to existing competence
      ‐ development of new skills and knowledge
      ‐ commitment to professional excellence

  133. analyse the current level of your knowledge and performance against selected and recognised standards

    COSVR740 analyse the current level of your knowledge and performance against selected and recognised standards

    knowledge
    • COSVR740Analyse performance

      Analyse performance
      • how to analyse your current level of knowledge and performance against the following selected and recognised standards
      ‐ job descriptions
      ‐ professional institution requirements
      ‐ national occupational standards
      ‐ industry recognised standards
      • how to develop a profile of your personal development needs based on the following:
      ‐ maintenance of existing competence
      ‐ improvements to existing skills
      ‐ improvements to existing knowledge
      ‐ development of new skills and knowledge
      ‐ commitment to professional excellence
      • why you need to develop a profile of your personal development needs

  134. access at least three of the following sources of support and guidance to identify recognised standards to manage your personal development national organisations industry organisations and associations professional institutions further education organisations training providers in-house resources line manager colleagues trade periodicals and journals social media online resources certification bodies

    COSVR740 access at least three of the following sources of support and guidance to identify recognised standards to manage your personal development national organisations industry organisations and associations professional institutions further education organisations training providers in-house resources line manager colleagues trade periodicals and journals social media online resources certification bodies

    knowledge
    • COSVR740Support and guidance

      Support and guidance
      • how to access the following sources of support and guidance to identify recognised standards
      ‐ national organisations
      ‐ industry organisations and associations
      ‐ Professional Institutions
      ‐ further education organisations
      ‐ training providers
      ‐ in house resources
      ‐ line manager
      ‐ colleagues
      ‐ trade periodicals and journals
      ‐ social media
      ‐ online resources
      ‐ certification bodies
      • why you need to access the following recognised standards for you to undertake personal development
      ‐ job descriptions
      ‐ professional institution requirements
      ‐ national occupational standards
      ‐ industry recognised standards

  135. define and record your aims and objectives for undertaking personal development

    COSVR740 define and record your aims and objectives for undertaking personal development

    knowledge
    • COSVR740Aims and objectives

      Aims and objectives
      • how to define your aims and objectives based on the following for undertaking development
      ‐ preparation for new assignment
      ‐ intellectual challenge
      ‐ continued professional development (CPD)
      ‐ professional competence
      ‐ compliance with employer
      ‐ professional body membership requirements
      ‐ promotion and role change
      ‐ awareness of personal strengths and areas of focus
      • why you need to define aims and objectives

  136. manage the removal of the temporary works in accordance with the programme of works to meet the needs of organisational and other stakeholder requirements

    COSVR758 manage the removal of the temporary works in accordance with the programme of works to meet the needs of organisational and other stakeholder requirements

    knowledge
    • COSVR758Removal of temporary works

      Removal of temporary works
      • how the removal of the works in accordance with the programme and schedule is to be carried out to meet the needs of the organisation and other stakeholders
      • the hazards associated with temporary works materials, supports, components, fittings, fixings and tooling in relation to the removal of temporary works
      • the project and organisational procedures to obtain permission from the responsible person to remove the temporary works
      • how to comply with organisational procedures to manage the removal of temporary works

  137. manage the installation of the temporary works in accordance with the programme of works to meet the needs of organisational and other stakeholder procedures

    COSVR758 manage the installation of the temporary works in accordance with the programme of works to meet the needs of organisational and other stakeholder procedures

    knowledge
    • COSVR758Maintain and monitor work progress reports

      Maintain and monitor work progress reports
      • how to keep and maintain accurate records of work progress by managing checks of the temporary works
      • why accurate records, to maintain and monitor work progress are needed
      • how to communicate and suggest corrective actions and changes to the programme

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

    COSVR758 identify, assess and maintain the following resources for temporary works people plant, equipment or machinery materials and components sub-contractors information work and facilities waste management utilities (power, water, lighting)

    knowledge
    • COSVR758Identify, assess, maintain and record the acquisition of resources

      Identify, assess, maintain and record the acquisition of resources
      • how to identify, assess and record the acquisition of the following resources:
      ‐ people
      ‐ plant, equipment or machinery
      ‐ materials and components
      ‐ sub-contractors
      ‐ Information
      ‐ work and facilities
      ‐ waste management
      ‐ utilities (power, water, lighting)
      • how to assess the quality of the resources
      • how to maintain the resources for work activities
      • how any problems and defects associated with the resources are reported
      • hazards associated with the temporary works materials, supports, components, fittings and fixings, hand tools, portable power tools and equipment and methods of installation
      • project and organisational requirements to obtain a permit to load from the relevant responsible person as denoted by industry standards

  139. 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 application of information relating to at least six of the following: methods of work risk assessment safe use and storage of tools safe use of access equipment traffic management emergency plans fire safety/ hot works lifting plans environmental factors

    COSVR758 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 application of information relating to at least six of the following: methods of work risk assessment safe use and storage of tools safe use of access equipment traffic management emergency plans fire safety/ hot works lifting plans environmental factors

    knowledge
    • COSVR758 COSVR725Observe legislation and guidelines

      Observe legislation and guidelines
      • how to comply with relevant, current legislation and official guidance and how it is applied to install and maintain safe, healthy and environmentally responsible work practices including:
      ‐ communicate and coordinate with the responsible person
      ‐ methods of work
      ‐ safe use of health and safety control equipment
      ‐ safe use of access equipment
      ‐ safe use, storage and handling of materials, tools and equipment
      ‐ specific risks to health
      • why communication and coordination with the responsible person as denoted by industry standards is required
      • the organisational requirements for the security of temporary works
      • why it is important to follow the correct sequence of work when installing and removing temporary works installations

  140. interpret and confirm the relevance of the following information in relation to the supervision of installing, maintaining and removing temporary works: drawings design brief check certificates hold points permits to work risk classification implementation plan inspection and test plan specifications schedules method statements risk assessments manufacturers’ information

    COSVR758 interpret and confirm the relevance of the following information in relation to the supervision of installing, maintaining and removing temporary works: drawings design brief check certificates hold points permits to work risk classification implementation plan inspection and test plan specifications schedules method statements risk assessments manufacturers’ information

    knowledge
    • COSVR758Interpretation of information

      Interpretation of information
      • how to interpret the given design information relating to the work and resources to confirm its accuracy, completeness and relevance to the building type and construction and record and report issues in relation to the following:
      ‐ drawings
      ‐ design brief
      ‐ check certificates
      ‐ hold points
      ‐ permit to work
      ‐ risk classification
      ‐ implementation plan
      ‐ inspection and test plan
      ‐ specifications
      ‐ schedules
      ‐ method statements
      ‐ risk assessments
      ‐ manufacturers’ information
      • the characteristics, uses and limitations of temporary works including but not limited to:
      ‐ pedestrian and vehicular access
      ‐ earthworks: trenches, excavations, temporary slopes and stockpiles
      ‐ structures: formwork, falsework, propping, façade retention, needling, shoring, edge protection, scaffolding, temporary bridges, site hoarding and signage, site fencing and cofferdams
      ‐ equipment and plant foundations: tower crane bases, supports, anchors and ties for construction hoists and mast climbing work platforms, piling platforms and groundworks to provide suitable locations for plant and lifting equipment erection
      ‐ dewatering
      ‐ non-permanent vehicle restraint systems
      ‐ traffic management
      • how to identify the correct sequence of work for installation, maintenance and removal of temporary works
      • how to implement the organisational requirements, to report inappropriate; design briefs, design check certification, drawings, specifications, schedules, method statements, risk assessments, electronic data, written and verbal instructions, permits, manufacturers' information, official guidance associated with installation, maintenance, monitoring and removal of temporary works
      • the organisational requirements to solve problems with the information
      • why it is important to follow the organisational requirements

  141. assemble, record and hand over relevant documentation for the following in accordance with the project manuals and guidance materials plans operating equipment security information and equipment certificates services systems equipment materials maintenance records structural design

    COSVR742 assemble, record and hand over relevant documentation for the following in accordance with the project manuals and guidance materials plans operating equipment security information and equipment certificates services systems equipment materials maintenance records structural design

    knowledge
    • COSVR742documentation

      documentation
      • how to assemble the following relevant documentation in accordance with the project
      ‐ manuals and guidance materials
      ‐ plans
      ‐ operating equipment
      ‐ security information and equipment
      ‐ certificates
      ‐ services
      ‐ systems
      ‐ equipment
      ‐ materials
      ‐ maintenance records
      ‐ structural design
      • how to hand over relevant documentation in accordance with the project requirements
      • why it is required to assemble and hand over appropriate documentation for the project

  142. ensure that at least three of the following stakeholders’ respective responsibilities are recorded, accepted and adopted on handover insurance security operations health, safety and wellbeing utility supply environmental sustainability

    COSVR742 ensure that at least three of the following stakeholders’ respective responsibilities are recorded, accepted and adopted on handover insurance security operations health, safety and wellbeing utility supply environmental sustainability

    knowledge
    • COSVR742Stakeholder responsibilities

      Stakeholder responsibilities
      • how to ensure the following accept and adopt the following responsibilities on handover

  143. record stakeholder concerns during inspection, agree and record any actions required

    COSVR742 record stakeholder concerns during inspection, agree and record any actions required

    knowledge
    • COSVR742Stakeholder concerns

      Stakeholder concerns
      • how to record the following stakeholders’ concerns during inspections
      ‐ client, customer or their representative
      ‐ users
      ‐ consultants
      ‐ contractors
      ‐ regulatory authorities
      • how to agree relevant actions during inspections with stakeholders
      • why stakeholders’ concerns need to be addressed

  144. carry out handover inspections, relevant tests and commissioning activities ensuring they are recorded and certificated

    COSVR742 carry out handover inspections, relevant tests and commissioning activities ensuring they are recorded and certificated

    knowledge
    • COSVR742Handover inspections and tests

      Handover inspections and tests
      • how to carry out handover inspections
      • the range of tests required on handover
      • how to ensure relevant tests are witnessed by the following stakeholders
      ‐ client, customer or their representative
      ‐ users
      ‐ consultants
      ‐ contractors
      ‐ regulatory authorities
      • how to ensure relevant certification is acquired
      • why it is important handover inspections and certificates

  145. check that project requirements have been met, or record outstanding work, including any remedial activities or defects, in order to agree, arrange and record a satisfactory completion

    COSVR742 check that project requirements have been met, or record outstanding work, including any remedial activities or defects, in order to agree, arrange and record a satisfactory completion

    knowledge
    • COSVR742Project requirements and outstanding work

      Project requirements and outstanding work
      • how to check that the following project requirements have been met
      ‐ time
      ‐ quality
      ‐ cost
      ‐ health and safety
      ‐ sustainability
      ‐ defects rectification period
      ‐ warranties
      • how to record outstanding work in order to agree and arrange a satisfactory completion
      • why it is important to check project requirements and outstanding work to agree a satisfactory completion

  146. confirm project requirements, consult with stakeholders and develop, agree and record a handover programme

    COSVR742 confirm project requirements, consult with stakeholders and develop, agree and record a handover programme

    knowledge
    • COSVR742Handover programme

      Handover programme
      • how to consult with stakeholders to confirm the following project requirements to develop a handover programme
      ‐ time
      ‐ quality
      ‐ cost
      ‐ health and safety
      ‐ sustainability
      ‐ defects rectification period
      ‐ warranties
      • why it is important a handover programme

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