The list of sector specific unit standards
The individual unit standard documents provide the detail of what will be assessed in each component of the national diplomas. When an individual has achieved all the components through assessment or exemption they could be awarded the qualification.
Only parts of these documents are registered by NZQA, this includes the information on the introductory page, the element titles and the left hand of the three columns titled performance criteria. The middle and right hand columns title ‘Candidate’ and ‘Assessor’ provide the plain English explanation of what the candidate must do and the assessment criteria the assessor will use.
There are two ways you can provide your feedback on the ‘medium and large buildings’ component unit standards.
1. One Minute Feedback Form enter the unit standard number in the space provided and enter your comments next to it; OR
2. Print the PDF from the unit standard list below annotate your comments on it and post to:
Building Control Qualifications Feedback
PO Box 19163
Wellington
Please Note - Consultation closes at 5:00 pm on Friday the 15th August 2008.
Notes regarding unit standards below:
Shaded unit standards are compulsory,
Bold unit standards are practical rather than theory based,
units with red text are newly developed or reviewed specifically for the ‘medium and large buildings’ qualification. and
Purple unit standards are compulsory units from the construction sector .
For non compulsory construction sector unit standard search using the unit standard number on NZQAs web site.
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Unit # |
Title |
Type |
File |
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1296 |
Interview in an informal one-to-one situation |
Communications |
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11283 |
Communicate with clients in a compliance context |
Communications |
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9668 |
Apply principles from published data to the provision of services for medium and large buildings |
Theory |
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| 9672 |
Determine and describe construction methods for medium and large buildings |
Theory |
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22698 |
Demonstrate knowledge of building control legislation and requirements |
Theory |
|
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24160 |
Peer review building control authority quality management system process for compliance with quality standards |
Practical |
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24519 |
Demonstrate knowledge of ethics and personal responsibility applicable to building consent processing |
Theory |
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24161 |
Demonstrate knowledge of Building Act 2004 processes |
Theory |
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24171 |
Demonstrate the knowledge of Clause H1 – energy efficiency in the Building Code |
Theory |
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|
Review 1 7228 |
Complete consent processing for medium and large buildings |
Practical |
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Review 2 7229 |
Complete building inspections for medium and large buildings |
Practical |
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New Unit 3 |
Describe the processes of consenting and inspecting medium and large buildings |
Theory |
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24164 |
Demonstrate knowledge of the structural stability and
durability in the Building Code |
Theory |
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24165 |
Demonstrate knowledge of fire safety requirements in the Building Code |
Theory |
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24166 |
Demonstrate knowledge of Clause D1 – access routes in the Building Code |
Theory |
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24167 |
Demonstrate knowledge of surface water, external and internal moisture control in the Building Code |
Theory |
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24168 |
Demonstrate knowledge of hazard management and the safety of users in the Building Code |
Theory |
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24169 |
Demonstrate knowledge of the requirements for Service and Facilities in the Building Code |
Theory |
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24170 |
Demonstrate knowledge of the requirements for Piped Services and Waste in the Building Code |
Theory |
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24171 |
Demonstrate the knowledge of Clause H1 – energy
efficiency in the Building Code |
Theory |
|
|
New Unit 1 |
Demonstrate knowledge of the requirements for
mechanical installations for access in the New Zealand Building Code. |
Theory |
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New Unit 2 |
Demonstrate knowledge of the requirements for
industrial liquid waste in the New Zealand Building Code. |
Theory |
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