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Sustainable Demolitions GameGuidelines for Teachers

June 2013

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SUSTAINABLE DEMOLITIONS GAME: GUIDELINES FOR TEACHERS

The Sustainable Demolitions computer game delivers sustainability and demolition training to pre-apprentices studying a VET in Schools-based Certificate II in Construction. Coinciding with the rollout of a new 2013 Victorian curriculum, the games-based learning tool engages learners and presents an alternative to traditional pedagogy. The game enhances learning and teaching outcomes by aligning gameplay and specific learning outcomes with VET learning styles and engage students by making them active agents in the learning experience.

Project staffMark O'Rourke Dale Linegar Daniel Bonnici

Victoria University

Project ManagerEmail: [email protected]: 0400 660 224

Oztron Media

Production ManagerEmail: [email protected]: 0415 049 668

Trades College

Victoria UniversityEmail: [email protected]: 03 9919 8429

Computer requirements: The game is a rich media program and will run best on computers with an i5 processor or greater, and 2GB RAM.

Game DownloadDownload the game from Serious Games GroupSave the susdem.zip file (333mb) to your computer, then right click on the file and choose 'extract all'. This will extract the zip file and create a folder titled susdem with the game files inside. Open this folder and click on the susdem.exe program file to launch the game.

The game includes a tutorial within the game to familiarise users with the gameplay and provide an overview of the game goals. There are no additional instructions- the in-game tutorial will step users through the game as they begin playing it. The following guidelines provide a 'cheat sheet' with corresponding screen grabs for teachers.

National VET E-learning Strategy 2012 – 2015


Begin by launching game.

Sign in by entering your name, email and date of birth.

Select your character and character clothing.

Use W: to walk forward, S: to walk backwards, A: to move left, D: to move right.Look around by moving the mouse.



Look for the yellow arrow to know where to go next.Walk into the office and speak to the boss.

Once the boss has finished talking follow him to the ute outside.

Commercial site 1:

Once you are at the Commercial Site walk up to the boss standing in the gate.When he has finished talking follow him to the ppe office.



Collect your ppe by clicking on the items in the boxes.

When you have your ppe talk to the boss and follow him outside.

The boss will talk for a while then walk off follow him and he will stop and ask the first question.

Question: These are law. They describe how to provide health and safety in the workplace.Answer: Acts

Question: These are made under the Act and set out the general principles or practical steps which should be followed to prevent injuries and illness at work.Answer: Regulations

Question: These give you practical guidance on how to comply with the legal requirement of regulations.Answer: Codes of Practice



Question: These have been developed to provide minimal levels of performance or quality for a specific hazard, work process or product.Answer: Australian Standards

Question: Who is responsible for healthy, safe and sustainable work practices on site?Answer: Employees

SupervisorsOHS representatives

The boss will now walk to another position and ask more questions.

Question: What are the three methods of demolition?Answer: Manual, Mechanical, Explosive

Question: Which of the following tasks are high risk activities?Answer: Working at heights

DemolitionAsbestos removal

Question: Which of the following tasks are high risk activities?Answer: Pre-cast concrete

Confined spacesWorking near the road

Question: Which of the following tasks are high risk activities?Answer: Explosives

Temporary supports for structural alterations

Working near electrical installations



Follow the boss to the ute and travel to the residential site.

Residential:Go up to the boss and he will start talking then move to the side of the house follow and he will start talking again.

The boss will start talking and the camera will move to a shot of the roof where questions will be asked.

Question: Which of the following is a potential risk or hazard associated with removing the skylight?Answer: Electrical safety

Question: Which control measures can we take to minimise any danger of this happening?Answer: Check the ceiling space and if in doubt call in an electrician

Question: Which of the following is a potential risk or hazard associated with removing the skylight?Answer: Working at heights



Question: Which control measures can we take to minimise any danger of this happening?Answer: Install guard rails

Use scaffold or platform for accessUse safety harnesses

Question: Which of the following is a potential risk or hazard associated with removing the skylight?Answer: Falling objects

Question: Which control measures can we take to minimise any danger of this happening?Answer: Place tiles in buckets and lower to another worker

De-nail timber before passing down to another worker

Pass plaster down to another workerErect barriers along guardrail

Walk to the front of the house and follow the boss inside the house

Walk up to the boss and you will be asked more questions.

Question: Which of the following is a potential risk or hazard associated with removing the skylight?Answer: Falling



Question: Which control measures can we take to minimise any danger of this happening?Answer: Clear the room and install a scaffold

Question: Which of the following is a potential risk or hazard associated with removing the skylight?Answer: Falling objects

Question: Which control measures can we take to minimise any danger of this happening?Answer: Kick boards on scaffold

Set up exclusion zone beneath work platform

Follow the boss outsideWhen you get to the boss the camera will change and you will get more questions.[]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]][[[[[[=

Question: Which of the following is a potential risk or hazard associated with cutting into the wall?Answer: Electric/water or gas services



Question: Which control measures can we take to minimise any danger of this happening?Answer: Check the wall space and if in doubt call in an electrician or plumber

Question: Which of the following is a potential risk or hazard associated with cutting into the wall?Answer: Bricks falling

Question: Which control measures can we take to minimise any danger of this happening?Answer: Ensure brickwork is not loose before and during cutting

Erect temporary wall bracingErect safety barriers

Question: Which type of saw would you use for cutting into the wall?Answer: Wet Saw

Dry Saw*either answer is correct

Question: Which of the following is a potential risk or hazard associated with using a Wet Saw?Answer: Water/slurry waste

Question: Which control measures can we take to minimise any danger of this happening?Answer: Erect barriers to contain or divert waste water



Question: Which of the following is a potential risk or hazard associated with using a Wet Saw?Answer: Electrocution

Question: Which control measures can we take to minimise any danger of this happening?Answer: Keep electrical leads off the ground

Turn off mains power

Question: Which of the following is a potential risk or hazard associated with using a Dry Saw?Answer: Dust

Question: Which control measures can we take to minimise any danger of this happening?Answer: Wear a dust mask or respirator

Erect plastic sheeting to stop dust going indoors

Wear safety glasses



Once the boss has finished talking go to the ute at the front of the house.

Commercial:

Once you get out of the ute the boss will call and give you instructions.The first thing you need to do is go to the change room.

And collect your ppe

After collecting your ppe walk to the back of the Site where there is a pile of waste that needs to be sorted.

Walk around the pile clicking on the different types of waste.The selected waste type will be highlighted.Clicking on it will ask the question.



Question: This building is historically important and is protected by a heritage overlay. Any work on the exterior must use the same bricks as the existing structure.What would you like to do with the bricks?Answer: Clean and stack for reuse

Question: How would you like to deal with the small timber offcuts?Answer: Put out as free firewood

Question: How would you like to deal with the timber in the pile?Answer: Denail and stack for reuse

Question: Some large oak posts have been removed from the building.Answer: Mill and reuse

Question: How would you like to dispose of the paper waste?Answer: Place in paper recycling bin

Question: How would you like to dispose of the plastic waste?Answer: Put in general waste



Question: What would you like to do with the copper piping?Answer: Recycle

Sell to a scrap metal merchant

Question: What would you like to do with the brass taps and fittings?Answer: Reuse or recycle

Sell to a scrap metal merchant

The boss will call you, after he has finished talking walk around the site identifying all safety and sustainability issues, they can be found outside the building as well as the ground and first floor of the building.

Question: Please select the person or persons who you would consult with and report to for this hazard.Answer: Supervisor

Worker

Question: How would you like to control this hazard?Answer: Ensure worker puts correct PPE on

Question: How would you like to control this hazard?Answer: Place chemicals inside storage area


Question: How would you like to control this hazard?Answer: Put up signs

Put up barriers





Remove access by locking cover



Put up barriers


Worker

Question: How would you like to control this hazard?Answer: Ensure worker has left area

Ensure area is locked


Question: How would you like to control this hazard?Answer: Pick up with tongs and place in syringe bin


Worker

Question: Please select the correct extinguisher for a generator fire. (Choose one)Answer: CO2

Dry Chemical

Question: How would you like to control this hazard?Answer: Ensure worker is climbing with two hands




Question: How would you like to control this hazard?Answer: Put safety guard on


Stranger

Question: How would you like to control this hazard?Answer: Ensure stranger reports to site office immediately

Question: How would you like to control this hazard?Answer: Place down track mat


Worker


Ensure worker puts correct PPE on

Question: How would you like to control this hazard?Answer: Turn off the hose

Question: How would you like to control this hazard?Answer: Place oil and gas in cage


Worker

Question: How would you like to control this hazard?Answer: Bend with knees



Question: How would you like to control this hazard?Answer: Get a plumber to fix leak

Question: How would you like to control this hazard?Answer: Turn off lights

Question: How would you like to control this hazard?Answer: Fill a barrow with water



When you have found all the hazards a result screen will be shown.



Contact Information

For further information regarding business activity, please contact:

Name: Mark O’Rourke

Phone: 0400 660 224

Email [email protected]

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