Find the requirement behind the picture

A picture can show the form of a job without defining its finish or acceptance criteria. Read the matching specification. In the Banksia teaching records, clause three describes an agreed concrete repair. It requires compatible concrete, a broom finish and no abrupt level difference greater than ten millimetres at the repair interface. It also asks for measurement, photographs and an inspection record. Ten millimetres is a fictional criterion for this exercise, not a quotation from an Australian Standard. Pause and separate the four things: material, finish, tolerance and evidence of inspection. None of them proves that the work has happened. When reading your assessment project, trace each requirement to its own current source. If the plan and specification conflict, identify the exact references and ask for clarification through the project process. Do not resolve a construction requirement by choosing the value you prefer.