Cpccbc4014 Aw At1 v1.0 Final

Prepare simple building sketches and
drawings
CPCCBC4014
Assessment Workbook (AW)
CPCCBC4014 – Prepare simple building sketches and drawings
Participant Name: Mehedi Hasan Rajib Course Start Date:
Participant ID: Assessment Due Date:
Trainer Name: Region: SA
HIA Regional office contacts:
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TAS TAS_Training@hia.com.au
Unit being assessed: CPCCBC4014

AW v1.0 © Housing Industry Association Ltd Page 3 of 18
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS..................................................................................................................... 4
1.0ASSESSMENT TASK ONE.......................................................................................................... 5
KNOWLEDGE TEST ................................................................................................................................ 5
PARTICIPANT INSTRUCTIONS..................................................................................................................... 5
MODIFICATION HISTORY........................................................................................................................ 14

1.0 ASSESSMENT TASK ONE
KNOWLEDGE TEST
PARTICIPANT INSTRUCTIONS
This is a knowledge test.
Open books are allowed and group work is not allowed.
What do I have to do to Answer all questions correctly to complete this

be marked competent? assessment.
Use the spaces provided and any word counts as a
guide to the required length of response – if you
need more space, attach a separate sheet of
paper, and identify the appropriate question
number/s
Unless otherwise specified, refer to the
requirements in your own State or Territory.
What resources will I The following resources will be required:

need to complete the  A pen or computer with access to the
assessment? internet
 Notepaper for working out
 AS1100 Drafting Standards
 AS1101 Graphical Symbols Standards
 The Participant Guide (PG)
 A blank Participation Declaration Sheet.
 construction plans and specifications
 current building and construction codes and
standards
 the NCC
 hand drawing equipment
 workplace procedures and other quality
documentation required to undertake the
performance criteria and assessment
requirements
 computers, applications and software to
access drawings and other relevant
information.

When do I need to do the The assessor will schedule a date and time to
assessment? complete this assessment
Where do I need to do This assessment may be completed anywhere with

the assessment? access to the resources
How much time do I have Up to two hours may be required to complete this
to complete the task
assessment?
The assessor will mark your responses against
How will I be assessed?
criteria in the unit of competency
Participants must demonstrate sufficient knowledge
about:
 types of building and construction plans:
 presentation drawings
 isometric drawings
 orthographic drawings
 perspective drawings
 drawing conventions:
 sheet layout
 title block
 line types
 symbols
 dimensions and dimension lines
 abbreviations
 key features of a construction plan
 computer-aided design (CAD) drawings
 technical drawing by hand
 building and construction regulations,
standards and codes
 the NCC
 building information modelling (BIM)
 building and construction methods and
terminology
 workplace processes, workplace safety and
environmental requirements.
Completed responses to all questions – instructions
What do I need to submit
to submit your evidence for assessment were
as evidence for included earlier
assessment?
All responses provided by the participant will be
Who will assess me?
assessed by a qualified assessor with current
industry expertise – feedback on each completed
assessment task will be provided
If you disagree with the assessor’s decision, you

What if I disagree with
may lodge an appeal by following the instructions to
the assessor’s decision? appeal an assessment decision in the HIA
Participant Handbook
The assessor will provide you with feedback and
What if I don’t meet the
ask you to resubmit your evidence for assessment
requirements?
Where re-submission has been requested, the final
date for completion of the unit or cluster of units will
be extended. The extra time allowed will be
negotiated between the participant and trainer/
assessor
A maximum of two re-submissions will be allowed
before the participant will be required to attend
further training
Any further training required may incur additional
costs to the participant
Questions
1. What are four key types of drawings found in a set of house plans.
a) Identify if the plan is 2D, 3D, Perspective, Isometric or Section.

b) Describe the feature and purpose of the drawing and note any
standards/abbreviations and why they are used.
Design sketches- These are the interpretation of the client's requirements into a 2-D
sketch in perspective.
Presentation drawings- 3-D/ Isometric drawings for formal presentation to the client
approval
Planning approval drawings – This is the 3rd stage drawing with exact size & shape of
the structure for planning purposes of the authorities. It is normally orthographic where
section plan can be added if necessary.

Building approval drawings- Section drawing is important since it is the final stage of
the drawing which will be used not just the authorities but also the trades people.
Assessor to tick () Satisfactory Unsatisfactory
2. Use the AS1100 to research the requirements for and provide an example of using
each of the following drawing conventions:
 sheet layout
• Sheet Size: A4, A3, A2, A1 or A0
• Margins are standardised
• Must have a title block
• Should be landscape orientation
• Must indicate latitude on the drawings
• Sheets labelled with their relevance to other sheets
 title block
• Name of firm, organisation, department.
o Title or name of drawing.
o Drawing number.
o Signatures or initials and dates.
• In addition, the scale, method of projection, and other information considered relevant may
be shown.
• The title block should be in the bottom right-hand corner of the drawing sheets; however,
the top right-hand corner may be used.
• The space for the drawing number shall be in the title block near the corner of the sheet. In
addition, the drawing number may be placed in other corners of the sheet or along the
sides to ensure it is visible when the drawing is filed or when a print is folded
 line types
Solid lines – represent the outline of components such as furniture, windows, door,
and others that are visible or 'real.'
 symbols
Symbols refer to icons commonly used in building and construction to convey information,
such as the location of components and others to the end-users. The curve sign means ,
90-degrees single-swing door (plan view)
 dimensions and dimension lines
Closed arrow.
Dimension lines indicate the main object's measurements. For the
dimension lines employed, arrows are used as the dimension terminators, and the dimension
values are mostly placed at the left side of the dimension lines.

 abbreviations
abbreviations are shortened forms of common construction terminologies that can

be used to represent key information in your drawings. eg. RL- Reduced Level.
3. What do each of the following abbreviations mean?
Abbreviation Definition
RL Reduced Levels
GL Ground Level
DPC Damp-proof course
HWS Hot Water Supply
PG Preliminary & General (Cost)
MH Manhole
WC Toilet
DP Damp proofing
GPO General Purpose Outlet
FC Flexible Connection
4. Use your knowledge of the drawing standards to answer the following questions about
sketched and drawn symbols
a. Match the symbols below with the correct description by drawing a line.
Power outlet.
Two way light switch
Ceiling light
100 mm diameter
Floor waste
b. In the table below sketch the recognised means of identifying materials in a section
drawing.
Material Answer
Sawn timber
Concrete
Masonry
(Brickwork)

Fill
Dressed timber
Insulation
5. The drawing block below is for tender drawings that were included in the tender pack
for a project you tendered on. The drawing was changed last week to include revised
footing depths and issued for construction.
 Add notations to the second drawing block below that would be required to reflect
the changes.
The amendment has been highlightened.

 Explain why each change is required.
Because,the footing depths has been revised.

The footing depths for the construction has been changed on the revised version.

6. Choose the relevant HIA Plan Pack for your area or construction type – Brick veneer,
Single Skin Masonry or Cavity Masonry.
a) Highlight and annotate each of the key sketching and drawing features of the floor
plan. The features are the things that make it different from all the other drawings for
that building.
• The dimensions of the house is interesting it is east facing with road and has garage
connected with concrete driveway with the road. Formal lounge, Master bed+ ens
and the bed 2 is connected with the east wall.
• Single skin masonary is used for main load bearing- to perform as both the structure
and the wall. Brick vaneer is used with cavity masonry for external aesthetic purposes.
• Minimum 2ompa concrete was used.
• Stairs width minimum 240mm & Hight 190mm
Use the industry terminology to label each feature.

room names,
• Floor jolts are connected with primeter beam with metal joints.
b) What construction methods are shown in these drawings?
Cavity masonry was used to have the load of the first floor. But concrete spans and
metal beams were used to reinforce in many places.
Use the industry terminology for each method.
7. What are the advantages of a CAD drawing system?
More accurate drawing. Easy to fix an error. Sharing files. Look professional
and better progressive tools available.

8. When would you undertake the preparation of hand drawn sketches or drawings What
are the benefits?
When small change or bit of clarity needed. It is quick , efficient and cheap
9. What role does each of the following play in assisting you to sketch and draw for
building and construction purposes?
● building and construction regulations,

Legit. Compliance.
● standards
● codes
● the NCC
● Environmental requirements
10. In addition to the drawings and plans, what additional documents are required for
building information modelling (BIM)?
Specification, survey report, Geo tech report, Site/sanitary drainage plan.

Safety plan (WHS), Energy efficiency report.
11. List three (3) workplace processes you could use to ensure sketching and drawing
activists are completed safely.
• Paper cut or eye strain.

• Work station arganomics.
• Start plan in office or in a safe area. Regular breaks.
12. How could you meet a workplace requirement for the environmentally responsible
disposal of drawings plans?
Recycle or reuse.
Participant Assessment Record –

Assessment Task1
Participant Given Name Participant Other Names
AT1 – Knowledge Test – Submission 1 Tick  Satisfactory or

Not Satisfactory
All questions completed satisfactorily Satisfactory
Assessor Feedback Not
Assessor Name Assessor Signature

Not Satisfactory
All questions completed satisfactorily Satisfactory Not
Assessor Feedback Satisfactory


Not Satisfactory
All questions completed satisfactorily Satisfactory Not
Assessor Feedback Satisfactory

MODIFICATION HISTORY
V1.0 New unit supersedes and is equivalent to Nov 2021
CPCCBC4014A.
V1.0 HIA Latest version Mar 2022


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Prepare simple building sketches and

Participant Name: Mehedi Hasan Rajib Course Start Date:

Participant ID: Assessment Due Date:

Trainer Name: Region: SA

HIA Regional office contacts:

Region Email Region Email

Unit being assessed: CPCCBC4014

Unit being assessed: CPCCBC4014

1.0 ASSESSMENT TASK ONE

What do I have to do to Answer all questions correctly to complete this

What resources will I The following resources will be required:

Unit being assessed: CPCCBC4014

Where do I need to do This assessment may be completed anywhere with

If you disagree with the assessor’s decision, you

a) Identify if the plan is 2D, 3D, Perspective, Isometric or Section.

Unit being assessed: CPCCBC4014

Assessor to tick () Satisfactory Unsatisfactory

Unit being assessed: CPCCBC4014

abbreviations are shortened forms of common construction terminologies that can

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3. What do each of the following abbreviations mean?

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Two way light switch

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The amendment has been highlightened.

Because,the footing depths has been revised.

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• Minimum 2ompa concrete was used.

• Stairs width minimum 240mm & Hight 190mm

Use the industry terminology to label each feature.

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b) What construction methods are shown in these drawings?

Use the industry terminology for each method.

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7. What are the advantages of a CAD drawing system?

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● building and construction regulations,

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Specification, survey report, Geo tech report, Site/sanitary drainage plan.

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• Paper cut or eye strain.

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Participant Assessment Record –

AT1 – Knowledge Test – Submission 1 Tick  Satisfactory or

Assessor Name Assessor Signature

AT1 – Knowledge Test – Submission 2 Tick  Satisfactory or

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Assessor Name Assessor Signature

AT1 – Knowledge Test – Submission 3 Tick  Satisfactory or

Assessor Name Assessor Signature

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V1.0 HIA Latest version Mar 2022

Unit being assessed: CPCCBC4014

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