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List factors used in the identification of specific building sites and
layouts including soil conditions, site work, and heavy equipment
evacuations. (I)
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Identify specific parts of forms and hardware needed to erect a wall
form, a column form, a spandrel beam form, a deck form, and a
retaining wall footing form. (II)
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Explain the function of the specific parts of a wall form, column
form, spandrel beam form, deck form, and retaining wall footing form.
(III)
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Identify specific wall form construction procedures including
prefabricated wall forms, using proper materials, components, and
fastening devices. (IV)
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Explain specific factors for residential foundations including
foundation construction, full basement, crawl space, slab-on-grade,
grade beam, stepped, stairways and entrance platforms, pier footings
and anchoring devices. (V)
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Describe flatwork construction including preparation of placement
area, layout, elevation, edge forms, expansion joints, and
post-tensioned slabs. (VI)
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Examine safe heavy construction techniques used to construct large
concrete structures such as office and apartment buildings, hospitals,
highways and bridges. (VII)
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Explain the advantages and specific construction techniques used
precast concrete construction. (VIII)
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Describe the manufacture, quality control, mixing, transportation, and
placement methods in proper utilization of cement in heavy
construction projects. (IX)
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Estimate the amount of concrete needed for a wall, a spandrel beam, a
deck, and a retaining wall when given a set of shop drawings. (X)
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