| Official Course Description:
MCCCD Approval: 05/24/05 |
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CRP214 20036-20052
| LEC
| 4 Credit(s)
| 4 Period(s)
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Interior Systems
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History, advantages, and applications of metal framing and drywall. Drywall
products and metal framing components for interior partition work. Safe
tool use and jobsite safety. Blueprints, specifications, and layout.
Standard and special metal framing for partitions. Drywall installation on
metal framework. Suspended ceiling systems. Ceiling components. Installing
grid, ceiling, and access panels. Installing cemented ceiling. Clean room
protocol: concepts, contaminants, carriers, classes of clean rooms, and
clean room design. Federal Standard 209E: clean air, airborne particulates,
and clean zones. Dry in: Levels I, II, III, and IV. Clean room violations.
Prerequisites: Registered Apprentice status with Central Arizona Carpenters
Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee or permission of apprenticeship
coordinator.
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Discuss the history, advantages, and applications of metal framing and
drywall. (I)
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| 2.
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Identify drywall products, mental framing components, and various
trims and fasteners used for interior partition work. (II)
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Discuss safe and proper use of tools required for installation of
drywall, metal stud partitions, and suspended ceilings. (III)
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Discuss jobsite safety including contributors to job site accidents,
hazards related to installation, ladder and rolling scaffold, proper
lifting, material handling, and use of personal safety equipment. (IV)
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Read blueprints and specifications to determine the type of partition,
type of ceiling, the location, layout and related requirements. (V)
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Layout and prepare mock installation of standard and special metal
framing for interior drywall partitions. (VI)
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Install single and multiple layered sheets of drywall on metal
framework for standard and special applications. (VII)
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Identify common types of suspended ceiling systems including exposed,
concealed access, modular, cemented, and drywall systems. (VIII)
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Install common ceiling components including anchors, hanger wires, and
wall molding. (IX)
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Discuss factors relevant to installation of grid including suspension
wires, alignment, form framing, square, pop rivet, and leveling. (X)
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Discuss installation of ceiling and access panels in exposed, and
concealed, grid ceilings and around columns and mechanical fixtures.
(XI)
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Explain procedures for installing a cemented ceiling including
inspection, layout, tile preparation, adhesive, leveling and cutting,
wall molding, and cementing. (XII)
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Discuss cleanroom protocol and concepts including types of
contaminants, carriers of contaminants, classes of cleanrooms, and
cleanroom design. (XIII)
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Discuss Federal Standard 209E including clean air, airborne
particulates, and clean zones. (XIV)
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Complete building "dry-in" for Levels I, II, III , IV of Cleanroom
Protocol. (XV)
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Discuss cleanroom violations including, but not limited to, eating,
smoking, paper/paper products, jewelry and attire. (XVI)
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