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Residential Efficiency Scorecard

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    Overview

    The Residential Efficiency Scorecard (the Scorecard) is a unique program that provides an energy star rating for your home. In the same way as a fridge or washing machine has a star rating, a Scorecard rating shows how much energy is used by different parts of your home.

    The Scorecard star rating program is the first of its kind in Australia. Assessments are tailored specifically for your home and are delivered by government-approved assessors. The Victorian Government has applied strict quality control standards which assessors must meet to be accredited.

    This opportunity is ideal for people with existing experience and skills in home sustainability assessment.

    Transformed is now offering the training pathways specified as a pre-qualification for Scorecard assessor applicants. Only accredited assessors can provide Scorecard assessments. 

      Stream Description
      Stream 1 Entry level assessors, new to the field.   This Stream allows you to start your Scorecard accreditation. If you are interested in becoming both an accredited NatHERS Thermal assessor and a Scorecard assessor, please consider Stream 4.
      Units or qualification requirement
      • CPPHSA4001A–Assess household energy use OR CPPHES4005 – Assess household energy use and efficiency improvements.
      • CPPHSA4004A –Assess thermal performance of existing residences using non-rating tools and techniques OR CPPHES4007 – Assess thermal performance of existing residential buildings.
      • CPPHSA4006A –Manage own work, professional development and ethical behaviour as a home sustainability assessor (unit obsolete) OR CPPCOM4001 –Manage own work, professional development and ethical behaviour.
      • CPPHSA4005A – Minimise health, safety and security risks when assessing home sustainability OR CPPCOM4002 – Implement safe work practices in the property industry.
      Stream 2 Assessors who already have 21854VIC (this course is no longer available however it is still a valid qualification for entry). The assessor will have to demonstrate their on-ground experience
      Units or qualification requirement
      • 21854VIC – Course in Home Sustainability Assessment.
      • CPPHSA4005A – Minimise health, safety and security risks when assessing home sustainability (Release 1) OR CPPCOM4002 – Implement safe work practices in the property industry.
      Stream 3 Assessor who has previously completed Certificate IV in Home Sustainability Assessment: CPP41110 (no longer available). You will also need to complete the health and safety unit.
      Units or qualification requirement
      • CPP41110 – Certificate IV in Home Sustainability Assessment.
      • CPPHSA4005A – Minimise health, safety and security risks when assessing home sustainability OR CPPCOM4002 – Implement safe work practices in the property industry.
      Stream 4 Assessor who has CPP411119 Certificate IV in Home Energy Efficiency and Sustainability
      Units or qualification requirement
      • You must have completed the CPP41119 Certificate IV in Home Energy Efficiency and Sustainability, and as part of this qualification you must have completed the following units:
      • CPPHES4005 – Assess household energy use and efficiency improvements.
      • CPPCOM4002 – Implement safe work practices in the property industry.
      Stream 5 If you have completed the previously available CPP41212 Certificate IV in NatHERS. You will also need to complete the units:
       
      • CPPHSA4001A – Assess household energy use

      If you have not completed the unit above, you can complete this currently available unit:

      • CPPHES4005 – Assess household energy use and efficiency improvements OR CPPCOM4002 – Implement safe work practices in the property industry.

      However, you may have completed this unit prior to 2020. This is also accepted:

      • CPPHSA4005A – Minimise health, safety and security risks when assessing home sustainability (Release 1).
      Stream 6    Proven, demonstrated, and measurable experience by the assessor plus the WHS units
      Units or qualification requirement
      • Proven, demonstrated and measurable experience by the assessor.
      • CPPHSA4005A – Minimise health, safety and security risks when assessing home sustainability or CPPCOM4002 – Implement safe work practices in the property industry.
      Cost

      Stream 1 – Four units – offered via RPL/ distance learning blend – $1,500 (GST exempt).

      • CPPHES4005 –Assess household energy use and efficiency improvements
      • CPPHES4007 –Assess thermal performance of existing residential buildings
      • CPPCOM4001 –Manage own work, professional development and ethical behaviour
      • CPPCOM4002 – Implement safe work practices in the property industry

      Otherwise $400 (GST exempt) per unit.

      More information on the Scorecard can be found at:https://www.victorianenergysaver.vic.gov.au/scorecard

      Structure

      Transformed offers flexible training and assessment options which allow participants to fit in their training program around work and other commitments. Transformed offers two flexible learning pathways to enable participants to complete this qualification. They are:

      1. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) – this pathway involves assessment only, assessing evidence of existing skills and knowledge against the competency standards.

      2. Online Learning – The learning environment provides access to study guides, assessment materials & submission links and online support from your assessor 
      Our Transformed team will support you every step of the way through training literature, videos and assessor contact.

      Assessment
      • Various work-based assessment tasks; and
      • Completion of written question and answers.

      Assessment for the units noted for the VIC Residential Efficiency Scorecard requirement is against the competency standards within the CPP Property Services Training Package.

      Recognition of Prior Learning

      Assessment by portfolio and interview is available to those with workplace experience in home and energy sustainability disciplines including NatHERS Assessment. This approach requires the participant to furnish substantial evidence of experience as well as evidence supporting an understanding and application of skills and knowledge relevant to the unit descriptions.

      Duration

      Self-paced study over a 6 month period for distance learning and 6 month period for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).

      Participant Profile

      This program is designed for those new to, or with an interest in conducting Victorian Residential Energy Scorecard Assessments including:

      • Existing NatHERS Assessors
      • Architects and Draftspersons
      • Builders
      • Building Designers
      Career and Salary

      Information coming soon.

      Student Information

      For more details on Transformed and student obligations, services provided and general information pertaining to your chosen course refer to the student information handbook.

      Further Information

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