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Evidence Guide: FWPCOT6203 - Develop engineered timber products to meet energy efficient building design needs

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FWPCOT6203 - Develop engineered timber products to meet energy efficient building design needs

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Explore commercial opportunities for engineered timber products

  1. Review Building Codes of Australia (BCA) guidelines and standards relating to climate zones and energy efficiency measures.
  2. Research and evaluate existing information to inform new product development.
  3. Identify gaps in current range of engineered timber products for new products or concepts.
  4. Complete a market analysis using appropriate information sources to determine design and production requirements.
  5. Develop preliminary product concept in line with research findings.
  6. Consult relevant stakeholders on broad parameters for developing product to meet market need.
Review Building Codes of Australia (BCA) guidelines and standards relating to climate zones and energy efficiency measures.

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Research and evaluate existing information to inform new product development.

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Identify gaps in current range of engineered timber products for new products or concepts.

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Complete a market analysis using appropriate information sources to determine design and production requirements.

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Develop preliminary product concept in line with research findings.

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Consult relevant stakeholders on broad parameters for developing product to meet market need.

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Formulate design concept for products

  1. Generate ideas for product style to complement design concepts and production requirements.
  2. Use appropriate documentation methods to produce preliminary representation or prototyping of product.
  3. Consult with stakeholders to review and critique design concepts.
  4. Review design concepts to ensure energy efficiency is proven to allow project progression.
  5. Develop business case for realising design including full cost benefit analysis.
  6. Obtain required approvals to progress product development.
Generate ideas for product style to complement design concepts and production requirements.

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Use appropriate documentation methods to produce preliminary representation or prototyping of product.

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Consult with stakeholders to review and critique design concepts.

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Review design concepts to ensure energy efficiency is proven to allow project progression.

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Develop business case for realising design including full cost benefit analysis.

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Obtain required approvals to progress product development.

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Develop the product to operational level

  1. Develop and test product in line with design concepts.
  2. Align product energy efficiency requirements to market analysis.
  3. Implement certification and compliance processes for engineered product and production system.
  4. Develop detailed implementation specifications and present to relevant stakeholders for approval and funding.
  5. Select and organise production resources in line with design specifications.
  6. Design quality assurance system in line with organisational procedures.
  7. Develop and document safe operating procedures for production processes.
Develop and test product in line with design concepts.

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Align product energy efficiency requirements to market analysis.

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Implement certification and compliance processes for engineered product and production system.

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Develop detailed implementation specifications and present to relevant stakeholders for approval and funding.

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Select and organise production resources in line with design specifications.

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Design quality assurance system in line with organisational procedures.

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Develop and document safe operating procedures for production processes.

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Instructions to Assessors

Evidence Guide

ELEMENTS

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element. Where bold italicised text is used, further information is detailed in the range of conditions.

1. Explore commercial opportunities for engineered timber products

1.1 Review Building Codes of Australia (BCA) guidelines and standards relating to climate zones and energy efficiency measures.

1.2 Research and evaluate existing information to inform new product development.

1.3 Identify gaps in current range of engineered timber products for new products or concepts.

1.4 Complete a market analysis using appropriate information sources to determine design and production requirements.

1.5 Develop preliminary product concept in line with research findings.

1.6 Consult relevant stakeholders on broad parameters for developing product to meet market need.

2. Formulate design concept for products

2.1 Generate ideas for product style to complement design concepts and production requirements.

2.2 Use appropriate documentation methods to produce preliminary representation or prototyping of product.

2.3 Consult with stakeholders to review and critique design concepts.

2.4 Review design concepts to ensure energy efficiency is proven to allow project progression.

2.5 Develop business case for realising design including full cost benefit analysis.

2.6 Obtain required approvals to progress product development.

3. Develop the product to operational level

3.1 Develop and test product in line with design concepts.

3.2 Align product energy efficiency requirements to market analysis.

3.3 Implement certification and compliance processes for engineered product and production system.

3.4 Develop detailed implementation specifications and present to relevant stakeholders for approval and funding.

3.5 Select and organise production resources in line with design specifications.

3.6 Design quality assurance system in line with organisational procedures.

3.7 Develop and document safe operating procedures for production processes.

Required Skills and Knowledge

ELEMENTS

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element. Where bold italicised text is used, further information is detailed in the range of conditions.

1. Explore commercial opportunities for engineered timber products

1.1 Review Building Codes of Australia (BCA) guidelines and standards relating to climate zones and energy efficiency measures.

1.2 Research and evaluate existing information to inform new product development.

1.3 Identify gaps in current range of engineered timber products for new products or concepts.

1.4 Complete a market analysis using appropriate information sources to determine design and production requirements.

1.5 Develop preliminary product concept in line with research findings.

1.6 Consult relevant stakeholders on broad parameters for developing product to meet market need.

2. Formulate design concept for products

2.1 Generate ideas for product style to complement design concepts and production requirements.

2.2 Use appropriate documentation methods to produce preliminary representation or prototyping of product.

2.3 Consult with stakeholders to review and critique design concepts.

2.4 Review design concepts to ensure energy efficiency is proven to allow project progression.

2.5 Develop business case for realising design including full cost benefit analysis.

2.6 Obtain required approvals to progress product development.

3. Develop the product to operational level

3.1 Develop and test product in line with design concepts.

3.2 Align product energy efficiency requirements to market analysis.

3.3 Implement certification and compliance processes for engineered product and production system.

3.4 Develop detailed implementation specifications and present to relevant stakeholders for approval and funding.

3.5 Select and organise production resources in line with design specifications.

3.6 Design quality assurance system in line with organisational procedures.

3.7 Develop and document safe operating procedures for production processes.

A person demonstrating competency in this unit must satisfy all of the elements, performance criteria and foundation skills of this unit, and must be able to provide evidence that they can:

Develop two designs for engineered timber products from initial concepts through to operational level; products are to be chosen from the following list:

laminated beams

laminated veneer lumber (LVL)

plywood

chipboard

hardboard

medium density fibre board (MDF)

oriented strand board (OSB)

laminated or engineered flooring.

A person competent in this unit must be able to demonstrate knowledge of:

Purpose and key content of the following codes and standards :

Building Codes of Australia (BCA) guidelines and standards for climate zones and energy efficiency measures

AS/NZ Standards associated with engineered wood products and associated design and construction

Forest Certification and Chain of Custody Standards.

Key components of market analysis, including:

need

placement

financial certainty

volume.

Market issues relevant to engineered wood products engineered wood products and climate zones and applications.

Theory underpinning development of R-values.

Timber engineering design principles for energy efficient residential constructions.

Characteristics of a range of timber species and associated wood based products, their durability and serviceability.

Key features of product development stages relevant to engineered timber products, including:

prototyping

testing

acquiring and commencing certification

gaining approval for infrastructure development

establishing production methods and procedures

Project management processes and tools for developing engineered timber products, including:

quality management systems

risk assessment systems

cost benefit analysis tools

Purpose, format and common contents of business cases for realising designs, including:

capital cost

material

labour

design expenses

overheads

margin

running cost

lifecycle analysis

market uptake

discount and internal rate of return on investment

other opportunity cost analysis

System functions and capabilities of house energy rating software and associated protocols for use.