concrete, CPCCCO3042 Finish concrete and CPCCCO3043 Cure concrete. Industry supports the way in the current unit is written and does not seek a rewrite of the unit to justify the recode as the unit already allows suitable flexibility for the application of a range of contemporary formwork systems. Industry supports the retitling of this unit, including minor modifications to remove the use of direct action explosive power tools. This unit of competency Industry and explosive power tool CPCCCM2007 Use has been updated to manufacturers have advised that direct explosive power tools reflect the feedback action explosive power tools are rarely used provided. on construction sites now. The focus of the unit is now on the safe use of indirect action explosive power tools. Report by exception The Victorian STA is not prepared to support the CPC30318 Certificate III in Concreting progressing to the AISC for endorsement at this time due to a number of concerns. The steps and actions taken to address these concerns are outlined in the table below. Steps and Actions Timeframe Artibus sends the Case for Endorsement to all the STAs for the 3 May 2018 consideration and final sign-off. The Victorian STA provides an email outlining their concerns and position. 18 May 2018 Artibus unpacks the concerns raised by the Victorian STA. June July 2018 – Artibus follows up with Victorian STA via teleconference to discuss 2 August 2018 concerns. Artibus sends a follow up email to Victorian STA outlining next steps. 3 August 2018 Artibus briefs the Construction IRC meeting on Victorian STAs concerns. 21 August 2018 IRC recommends that the project move forward to the AISC and to note a report by exception relating to the Victorian STAs concerns. 11 October 2018 Artibus and Victorian STA arrange meeting to discuss the IRC’s decision. Artibus formally responds to VIC STA on any highlighted issues and queries. 16 October 2018 Artibus submits the Case for Endorsement. 19 October 2018
concrete, CPCCCO3042 Finish concrete and CPCCCO3043 Cure concrete. Industry supports the way in the current unit is written and does not seek a rewrite of the unit to justify the recode as the unit already allows suitable flexibility for the application of a range of contemporary formwork systems. CPCCCM2007 Use explosive power tools Industry supports the retitling of this unit, including minor modifications to remove the use of direct action explosive power tools. Industry and explosive power tool manufacturers have advised that direct action explosive power tools are rarely used on construction sites now. The focus of the unit is now on the safe use of indirect action explosive power tools. This unit of competency has been updated to reflect the feedback provided. Report by exception The Victorian STA is not prepared to support the CPC30318 Certificate III in Concreting progressing to the AISC for endorsement at this time due to a number of concerns. The steps and actions taken to address these concerns are outlined in the table below. Steps and Actions Timeframe Artibus sends the Case for Endorsement to all the STAs for the consideration and final sign-off. 3 May 2018 The Victorian STA provides an email outlining their concerns and position. 18 May 2018 Artibus unpacks the concerns raised by the Victorian STA. June – July 2018 Artibus follows up with Victorian STA via teleconference to discuss concerns. 2 August 2018 Artibus sends a follow up email to Victorian STA outlining next steps. 3 August 2018 Artibus briefs the Construction IRC meeting on Victorian STAs concerns. IRC recommends that the project move forward to the AISC and to note a report by exception relating to the Victorian STAs concerns. 21 August 2018 Artibus and Victorian STA arrange meeting to discuss the IRC’s decision. 11 October 2018 Artibus formally responds to VIC STA on any highlighted issues and queries. 16 October 2018 Artibus submits the Case for Endorsement. 19 October 2018
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