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PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

1. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
2. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
3. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate
CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS
Candidate Name: RONALD ASHIONO ADM No.: 5550
MASHETI

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

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PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date: 11th nov 2025
Assessment Venue: Plumbing workshop

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

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5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 2

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 0
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 0

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 2

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 2

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 0

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 2

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 0

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT

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Section Max Marks Marks Awarded

Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

PLUMBING

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MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

4. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
5. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
6. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: Juliet namma makheti ADM No.: 4678

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Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)

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4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2

drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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Figure 1
SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 2

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 3
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 2

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 2

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 2

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 1

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 2

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 0

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT

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Section Max Marks Marks Awarded

Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

7. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
8. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
9. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

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CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: MIKE SHIKOKOTI ADM No.: 5248

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

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2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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Figure 1
SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 1

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 0
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 0

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 0

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 2

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 2

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 2

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 1

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

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SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT
Section Max Marks Marks Awarded
Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

10. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
11. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
12. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical

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folder per candidate

CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: NELVINY NAWIRE ADM No.: 4974

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

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8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 1

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 0
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 2

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 2

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 2

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 2

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 1

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 1

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT

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Section Max Marks Marks Awarded

Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

13. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
14. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
15. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

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CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: DANCAN AMANGA ADM No.: 4425

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

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2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 1

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 0
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 0

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 0

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 1

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 0

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 0

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 0

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT

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Section Max Marks Marks Awarded

Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

16. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
17. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.

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18. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: TIMONA MATAKWA ADM No.: 5245

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

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8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 2

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 0
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 0

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 0

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 2

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 1

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 0

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 1

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT

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Section Max Marks Marks Awarded

Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

19. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
20. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
21. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

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CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: KEVIN BUSHURU ADM No.: 5091

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

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2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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Figure 1
SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 2

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 3
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 2

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 2

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 1

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 0

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 0

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 2

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT

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Section Max Marks Marks Awarded

Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

22. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
23. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
24. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

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Candidate Name: Juliet namma makheti ADM No.: 4678

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 2

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 3
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 2

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 2

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 2

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 1

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 2

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 0

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT

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Section Max Marks Marks Awarded

Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

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COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

25. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
26. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
27. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: DAVID OMONDI ADM No.: 5004

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.

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Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)

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7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 2

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 3
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 2

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 2

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 2

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 1

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 2

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 0

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT

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Section Max Marks Marks Awarded

Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

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TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

28. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
29. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
30. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: Juliet namma makheti ADM No.: 4678

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.

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Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)

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7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Award
Marks ed

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 2

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 3
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 1

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 2

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 1

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 0

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 1

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 0

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Award

Marks ed

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT

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Section Max Marks Marks Awarded

Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

31. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
32. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
33. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

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Candidate Name: PETER KANG’ETHE ADM No.: 5513

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2

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(Award 2 marks or zero)

3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
N Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks
o
.

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1 Wore PPEs
.
• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2 Correctly assembled tools.

.
• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3 Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

. rainwater harvesting gutter as per working drawing 4
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)

4 Correct measurement as per figure 1

. 5
• 1300
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5 Correct folded edge 2

. (Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6 Squareness of the gutter 2

. (Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)

7 Metal sheet surface free from defects 3

. (Award 3 marks or zero)

8 Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3

. (Award 3 marks or zero)

9 Mounting
. 2
 Down spout
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
1 Appearance
0 2
• Down spout
.
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

1 Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as

1 per working place procedures 3
.
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

1 Completeness.
2 100% -4
.
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Ma Awarded
x Marks
Ma
rks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)

6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1

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Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Mar
ks
1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 2
downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 0
systems be located near buildings? transportation.
3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 2
of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 2

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 2

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 1

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 0

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 1

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Mar
ks
TOTAL: 19

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SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT
Section Max Marks Marks Awarded

Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

34. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
35. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
36. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

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CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: Juliet namma makheti ADM No.: 4678

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

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2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max A
Marks w
a
r
d
e
d
1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 2
downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 3
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 2

of rain water harvesting? amount
4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 2
firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 2

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 1

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 2

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 0

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max A

Marks w
a
r
d
e

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d
TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT
Section Max Marks Marks Awarded
Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

37. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
38. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
39. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical

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folder per candidate

CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate MARY KHAYANGA ADM No.: 4411

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks M
a
r
k
s
A
w

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a
r
d
e
d
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)

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7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

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5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)
6. Squareness of the gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)

12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4

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75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 2

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 1
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 0

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 2

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 2

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 1

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 2

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 2

tank? sediment.

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No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT
Section Max Marks Marks Awarded
Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

40. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.

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41. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
42. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: NOAM KHAVAKALI ADM No.: 4955
TISA

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

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8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate M Awarded
a Marks
x

M
a
r
k
s
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

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4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working 2
drawing.
(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4

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75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 1

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 1
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 1

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 2

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 2

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 2

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 0

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 0

tank? sediment.

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No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT
Section Max Marks Marks Awarded
Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

43. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
44. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
45. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical

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folder per candidate

CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: VENTINE ATIENO ADM No.: 4769

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

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2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

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4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4

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75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 2

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 3
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 2

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 2

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 2

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 1

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 2

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 0

tank? sediment.

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No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT
Section Max Marks Marks Awarded
Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

46. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
47. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
48. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical

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folder per candidate

CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: Juliet namma makheti ADM No.: 4678

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

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8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

Figure 1
SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 2

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 3
systems be located near buildings? transportation.
3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 2
of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 1

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 1

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 2

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 0

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 1

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT
Section Max Marks Marks Awarded

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Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

49. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
50. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
51. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

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CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: John okunyanyi ADM No.: 4377

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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Figure 1
SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)

9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.

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Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

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4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4

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75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 2

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 3
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 1

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 2

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 1

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 1

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 0

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 1

tank? sediment.

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No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT
Section Max Marks Marks Awarded
Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I

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TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

52. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
53. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
54. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: scovia achieng’ ADM No.: 4671

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

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PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

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5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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Figure 1
SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 1

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 0
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 0

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 0

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 1

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 0

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 0

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 2

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT

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Section Max Marks Marks Awarded

Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

55. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
56. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
57. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

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CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: frackson lukwiso ADM No.: 5637

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 2

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 3
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 1

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 2

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 1

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 1

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 2

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 2

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT

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Section Max Marks Marks Awarded

Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

58. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
59. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
60. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

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CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: anthony lubembe ADM No.: 5318

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 0

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 2
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 2

of rain water harvesting? amount
4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 2
firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 1

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 2

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 0

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 2

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT
Section Max Marks Marks Awarded

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Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

61. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
62. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
63. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

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CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: fasi brenda ADM No.: 5675

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 1

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 1
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 0

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 0

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 2

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 1

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 0

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 2

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT

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Section Max Marks Marks Awarded

Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

PLUMBING

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MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

64. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
65. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
66. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: philimona matakwa ADM No.: 5375

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Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)

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4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2

drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 1

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 3
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 4

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 1

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 1

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 2

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 1

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 1

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT

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Section Max Marks Marks Awarded

Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

67. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
68. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
69. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

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CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: deborah chepyatich ADM No.: 4873
chalaki

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 1

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 2
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 3

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 1

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 1

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 1

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 1

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 0

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT

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Section Max Marks Marks Awarded

Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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PLUMBING
MODULE II
CON/CU/PLM/CR/02/4/MA
RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM I
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2025

TVET CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION

COUNCIL (TVET CDACC)

PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ASSESSOR:

70. This assessment is to take place in the prescribed order as arranged in the tool.
71. Capture clear photographs and/or videos of each candidate’s work at critical points as they
perform the tasks and label all media files with: Candidate Registration Number, Unit Code,
Practical Session Number, and Date.
72. Record candidate scores and assessor remarks in the observation checklists for each session.

Store all completed checklists, media files, and candidate drawings in a secure digital/physical
folder per candidate

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CANDIDATE & ASSESSOR DETAILS

Candidate Name: moses ambia ADM No.: 5448

Assessor Name: andrew mikisi Assessor ID Number: 33778929

PRACTICAL BRIEF
In this practical, the candidate will be required to demonstrate competence in all three elements
by completing three hands-on sessions and an oral assessment. Follow the working drawings and
specifications provided.

SESSION 1 (3 HOURS): PREPARE RAINWATER HARVESTING SCHEMATIC

DRAWING AND COST MATERIALS.
Assessment Date:
Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max marks Marks Awarded

1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves
2
• Safety Boots

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1/2 for each PPE worn)

2. Assembled all the tools required for drawing.

 Technical drawing tools 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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3. Correct schematic drawing as shown in figure 1 5

(Award 5 marks for correct drawing)
4. Used correct symbols in the sketch according to 2
drawing standards (Award 2 marks or zero)

5. Used correct scale. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
6. Showed positions of gutters, downspout and storage 3
tank.
(Award 1 mark for each or zero)
7. Quantified materials 12
• Sheet metal
• Clips
• Water tank 20litres minimum
• 3x2 Timber
• Ordinary nails
• Silicon
(Award 2 marks for each quantified material)

8. Recorded quantities in correct units (m, No., liters, 2

pcs).
(Award 2 marks or zero)
TOTAL 30

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Figure 1
SESSION 2 (4 HOURS): FABRICATE RAINWATER GOODS
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Marks Awarded Marks

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1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Tape measure
• Tin snip
• Steel rule
5
• Rubber mallet
• Angle lines

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials and fabricated

rainwater harvesting gutter as per working 4
drawing
 Sheet metal gauge 32
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
4. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 1300 5
• ø100
• 150  100
• 350
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

5. Correct folded edge 2

(Award 2 marks for the correct template)

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6. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
7. Metal sheet surface free from defects 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
8. Proper folding of corners/safe edge 3
(Award 3 marks or zero)
9. Mounting
 Down spout 2
(Award 2 marks for each correct fabrication)
10. Appearance
• Down spout 2
• Gutter 2
(Award 2 marks for each)

11. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste

as per working place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is
cleared or zero)

12. Completeness.
100% -4
75% -3 4
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
TOTAL 39
NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs 3,4 and 8.
SESSION 3 (8 HOURS): INSTALL, TEST AND MAINTAIN RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM.
Assessment Date:

Assessment Venue:

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PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
No. Items to Evaluate Max Awarded
Marks Marks
1. Wore PPEs

• Overall

• Gloves

• Safety Boots 4

• Safety Helmet
(Award 1 for each PPE worn)

2. Correctly assembled tools.

• Claw hammer

• Pliers
3
• Spirit level

(Award 1mark for correctly assembled tool)

3. Correctly assembled materials

• Down spout 4
• Gutter
• 3x2 timber
• Water tank
(Award 1 mark for each assembled materials)

4. Set out the gutter based on job requirement, building 2

code and working drawing
(Award 2 marks or zero)
5. Installed gutter based on working drawing. 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)

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6. Mounted the downpipe as per working drawing. 2

(Award 2 marks or zero)
7. Correct measurement as per figure 1
• 750 5
• 550
• 1000
• 350
• 250
(Award 1 mark for each correct measurement)

8. Squareness of the gutter 2

(Award 2 marks for correct squaring or zero)
9. Gutter gradient 2
(Award 2 marks or zero)
10. Right angle for down spout and gutter joint. 4
(Award 2 marks for each or zero)
11. Uniformity of the box gutter 3
(Award 3 mark for each or zero)
12. Appearance 3
(Award 3 marks for good appearance or zero)
13. Cleared the working are and disposed the waste as per working
place procedures 3
(Award 3 marks if the area around the project is cleared or zero)
14. Completeness. 4
100% -4
75% -3
50% -2
Below 50% - 1
Total 37

NB: Photos and videos should be taken as the candidate performs items 6, 8 and 10.

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ORAL ASSESSMENT (25 MARKS)

Assessor to Award marks for each correct response by the candidate in the table below:
No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded
Marks

1. Why is PVC preferred for It is lightweight, durable, and 2 0

downpipes? resistant to corrosion.

2. Why should rain water harvesting To reduce the distance for water 3 0
systems be located near buildings? transportation.

3. What factors influences the amount Size of catchment area, rainfall 4 0

of rain water harvesting? amount

4. Why should tanks be installed on a To prevent collapsing or 2 2

firm foundation? sinking

5. How do you prevent debris from By installing mesh filters and 2 2

entering the tank? leaf guards on gutters.

6. Why is maintenance of gutter To avoid blockages, to ensure 2 2

important? smooth water flow

7. How do you prevent mosquito By ensuring tank lids are tight 2 2

breeding in the tank? and vents are screened.

8. What is the purpose of desludging a To remove accumulated silt and 2 2

tank? sediment.

No Question Expected Answer Max Awarded

Marks

TOTAL: 19

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT

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Section Max Marks Marks Awarded

Assessment 1 30
Assessment 2 39
Assessment 3 37
Total 106
Percentage (%)
ORAL ASSESSMENT
Oral (Section 4) 19
Percentage (%)

The candidate was found to be:

Competent Not yet Competent

(Please tick as appropriate)
The candidate is competent if the candidate obtains at least 50%

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