Certificate III in Roof Tiling case studies
Certificate III in Roof Tiling · Put your knowledge to work in context.
CPC30820 Certificate III in Roof Tiling is an Australian vocational qualification listed on the national training register, classified at Certificate III level under the Building field of education and mapped to the occupation Roof Tiler. It is designed for people working in or entering the roof tiling trade who need to install, repair and maintain roof coverings safely and to specification. The Certificate III in Roof Tiling case studies are 5 cases and about 2,475 words.
1Tiled Roof Over a Sagging Purlin on a 1970s Brick Veneer
You are re-tiling a 1970s brick-veneer house in a coastal suburb. The existing terracotta tiles are removed and the battens are sound, but as you walk the roof you notice a 4 m section of the rear slope where the tiles sat noticeably lower than the surrounding plane.
512 words, about 3 min2Tile Delivery Shortfall on a Hip Roof With a Tight Handover
You are tiling a hip roof with a plan area of 180 m2 at a 25 degree pitch. The tile manufacturer's coverage is 10.5 tiles per m2 of roof surface, and the supplier has delivered 2,100 tiles.
464 words, about 2 min3Fall Arrest vs. Roof Anchor on a Steep Tiled Roof
You are preparing to tile a 35 degree roof on a two-storey home. The eave height is 6.5 m.
463 words, about 2 min4Leaking Valley After a Re-Tile on a Low-Pitch Roof
You have completed a re-tile of a 17.5 degree roof with a main valley where two planes meet. Three weeks after handover the client reports water staining on the ceiling directly below the valley during heavy rain.
535 words, about 3 min5Estimating and Scheduling a Tile Replacement With Heritage Constraints
You are quoting to replace the roof of a heritage-listed cottage. The existing roof is terracotta shingle-style tile, and the heritage adviser requires the new roof to match the original profile and colour.
501 words, about 3 min