Elements and Performance Criteria
- Plan and prepare for roadworks and maintenance
- Requests for roadworks are received and prioritised.
- Site of roadworks and cause of defect are assessed to determine required materials, resources and safety precautions.
- Quality assurance requirements are identified and incorporated into preparation for roadworks.
- Traffic management requirements are assessed and adequate notification to the public of future roadworks and expected delays is arranged.
- Work schedules are established outlining required equipment, resources, materials and optimum timing to complete works.
- Appropriate plans, specifications or drawings are referred to, to ensure quality assurance is adhered to and maintained.
- Evaluate road construction materials
- Type and quantity of construction or repair materials are determined and delivery to site is arranged in accordance with established work schedule.
- Required pre-mix and hot-mix materials are identified to suit job requirements.
- Impurities in raw and processed materials are identified and recorded in accordance with council and quality assurance requirements.
- Appropriate type of repair and repair material is recommended for defective road surfaces .
- Manufacture and testing of all materials are conducted and recorded in accordance with appropriate Australian standards.
- Supervise road construction and repair work
- Appropriately skilled workforce is selected and scheduled to conduct roadwork.
- Job specifications and required tasks are communicated effectively to scheduled workforce.
- Road construction or repair work is monitored to ensure it satisfies quality assurance requirements and relevant legislation.
- On-site occupational health and safety (OHS) requirements are monitored and observed at all times.
- Emergency equipment is in working order and available at the work site.
- Contingencies are managed to ensure quality of roadworks is maintained and work is completed within agreed time frames.
- Monitor environmental impact of roadworks
- Site drainage requirements are assessed in accordance with legislative requirements.
- Quality of drainage water and run-off from the site is monitored to ensure compliance with legislation.
- Issues relating to damage from environmental impact are identified and processes are implemented to prevent or minimise impact.
- Reinstatement of the surrounding environment is planned and carried out in accordance with relevant legislation.