Bring the evidence together

You have practised choosing a view, following references, checking revisions and describing requirements. The next step is to apply those skills to one coordinated proposed construction project. The assessment has three components: eight structured knowledge questions, a project portfolio and brief, and an observed site-plan activity. The portfolio records the documents used, their revisions, the requirements you read and the discrepancy you reported. The practical activity involves selecting and using the required protective equipment, orientating the plan and locating the nominated site references in an arranged work area. Your assessor records what you actually do and may ask you to explain your own work. Existing-condition drawings describe what is already there. Use the B P zero one proposed-work pack for your assessment. Check the issued resources and arrangements before you begin. If feedback identifies a gap, use it to prepare a further attempt; your earlier submission remains part of the record.