ASTFFL2 - SQA Unit Code H54D 04 Assess and estimate work required to limit damage to structures post fire
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1 Assess and estimate work required to limit damage to structures post Overview 1 Confirm extent and nature of damage caused to structures by 2 Carry out risk assessments to confirm premises are safe to work in 3 Determine work required to limit damage to structures 4 Determine cost and produce reports of damage limitation work required ASTFFL2 1
2 Performance criteria Confirm extent and nature of damage caused to structures by P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 have permission before entering the premises wear the correct personal protective equipment required have the relevant tools, equipment and documents needed confirm that services are in a safe condition before you enter premises use approved methods and procedures to determine the damage to structures record full and accurate details of the damage to structures Carry out risk assessments to confirm premises are safe to work in P7 have permission before entering premises P8 wear the correct personal protective equipment required P9 have the relevant tools, equipment and documents needed P10 confirm that services are in a safe condition before you enter the premises P11 carry out a risk assessment of the premises and confirm that it is safe to work in using approved methods and procedures P12 recognise and report accurately all hazards that are potential or actual risks to health and safety P13 provide risk assessment reports to those people who require them, within agreed timescales Determine work required to limit damage to structures P14 wear the correct personal protective equipment required P15 have the relevant and documents, tools and equipment needed P16 carry out a triage assessment of the structures P17 carry out testing through cleaning methods for smoke residue P18 inspect all areas and take measurements to estimate work P19 determine the resources required for damage limitation P20 record full and accurate details of the work required Determine cost and produce reports of damage limitation work required P21 confirm that you have the all relevant information needed P22 base your calculations on work required to achieve agreed condition of premises P23 record costs accurately, fully and in a way that can be confirmed P24 produce reports required following instructions and procedures ASTFFL2 2
3 Knowledge and understanding Confirm extent and nature of damage caused to structures by K1 why and where to get permission to enter premises K2 the correct personal protective equipment required and where to get it K3 why you should wear personal protective equipment K4 what tools, equipment and documents you require K5 what services are on site and how to confirm that they are in a safe condition K6 why you should confirm that services are in a safe condition and the possible consequences of not doing so K7 the approved methods and procedures to identify structural damage K8 the approved methods and procedures to identify the nature and the extent of damage K9 which documents you need to complete K10 what information is required and who receives copies Carry out risk assessments to confirm premises are safe to work in K11 why and where to get permission to enter premises K12 the correct personal protective equipment required and where to get it K13 why you should wear personal protective equipment K14 what tools, equipment and documents you need and where you get them K15 what services are on site and how you confirm that they are in a safe condition K16 why you confirm that services are in a safe condition and the possible consequences of not doing so K17 the approved procedures and methods to use to carry out a risk assessment of premises and confirm that they are safe to work in K18 how you should report risk assessments to whoever requires them Determine work required to limit damage to structures K19 the correct personal protective equipment required and where to get it K20 why you should wear personal protective equipment K21 what tools, equipment and documents you need K22 what a triage assessment is and why it should be carried out K23 why you should test through cleaning methods for smoke residue K24 which measurements should be taken and how this information should be used ASTFFL2 3
4 K25 which documents you need to complete K26 what information is required and who receives copies Determine cost and produce reports of damage limitation work required K27 which documents you need and how to complete them K28 what information you need to determine costs and produce reports K29 typical costs of materials and labour for limitation work K30 how to determine costs and produce reports of limitation work required ASTFFL2 4
5 Additional Information Scope/range Confirm extent and nature of damage caused to structures by 1 permission : clients; safety experts 2 personal protective equipment: hard hat; coveralls; gloves; safety glasses; safety boots; face masks; breathing apparatus 3 tools: tape measure; lamps; pens; sampling swabs; monitors 4 equipment: ladders; camera 5 services: electricity; water; gas; heating; oil 6 methods and procedures: visual; physical; measurements 7 structures: ceilings; floors, walls; doors; skirting boards; roof; services; fixtures Carry out risk assessments to confirm premises are safe to work in 8 permission: verbal; in writing; signature 9 personal protective equipment: hard hat; coveralls; gloves; safety glasses; safety boots; face mask; breathing apparatus 10 services: electricity; water; gas; heating oil 11 methods and procedures of: your own organisation; your clients; current legislation 12 hazards; unsafe floors; unsafe walls; unsafe ceilings or roof; heavy objects that may affect further inspection or work 13 reports format: written; verbal Determine work required to limit damage to structures 14 personal protective equipment: hard hat; coveralls; gloves; safety glasses; safety boots; safety masks 15 tools and equipment for: measuring; lighting; recording; sampling; testing 16 triage assessment: unrestorable; restorable; immediate action required 17 structures: ceilings; floors, doors; walls; skirting boards; roof; services; fixtures Determine cost and produce reports of damage limitation work required 18 information : your own organisation; insurance company 19 information about: hazards; extent and nature of damage; work required to limit damage; agreed client expectations; timescales; costs and availability of equipment 20 instructions and procedures: your own organisation; insurance company ASTFFL2 5
6 Developed by Asset Skills Version number 1 Date approved March 2003 Indicative review date Validity Status Originating organisation Original URN Relevant occupations Suite Key words March 2005 Current Original Asset Skills FFL2 Cleaning Services Operation Cleaning and Support Services - Fire and Floods extent of damage, risk assessment, reports, ASTFFL2 6
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