1.
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Select the correct minimum wire size to use with specific bar support
and place bar support and bars in proper sequence for specific types
of construction. (I)
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2.
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Calculate the quantity of bar supports required for specific types of
construction. (I)
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3.
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Define superstructure and substructure. (II)
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4.
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Describe the function of reinforcing in footings and locate and
interpret the footing schedule. (II)
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5.
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Tie mats to be used for square or rectangular footings, continuous
wall footings, pile caps, Cantilever footings, stepped footings, or
mat slabs and place column dowels correctly. (II)
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6.
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Describe the three basic types of reinforced concrete walls. (III)
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7.
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Describe the sequence of events when erecting a wall accounting for
reinforcing, forms and the pour. (III)
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8.
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Place the correct reinforcing for inner faces, outer faces and corners
of walls. (III)
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9.
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Describe the different procedures required for cantilever retaining
walls. (III)
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10.
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Use the appropriate tie for wall reinforcing. (III)
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11.
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Describe the purpose, parts and construction of a column, the
different types of columns and make the appropriate ties for column
reinforcing. (IV)
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12.
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Lap splice column sections and provide the appropriate support for
column units. (IV)
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13.
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Place reinforcing parts in order required to avoid threading and
confusion in beam and girder construction. (V)
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14.
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Describe the purpose of closed ties. (V)
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15.
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Place form ties, anchors, and inserts in order identified for job. (V)
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16.
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Place reinforcing for a joist and slab system in proper sequence. (VI)
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17.
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Place reinforcing for a one-way slab, two-way slab, two-way waffle
slab, and stairs, on the ground or a grade, in the proper sequence.
(VI)
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18.
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Lap splice and place welded wire fabric and identify wire by style and
W-Number. (VI)
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19.
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Place reinforcing for bins, tanks, and grain elevators in the proper
sequence. (VI)
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20.
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Identify common highway structures and describe the differences
between highway reinforcing and building reinforcing. (VII)
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21.
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Describe the bar supports, bar lists, and bundling techniques used in
highway construction and describe the use of cover on highway
structures. (VII)
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22.
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Describe the state- to -state difference for pavement construction.
(VIII)
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23.
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Describe the effects of incorrectly placed bar in pavement and place
reinforcing for pavement construction. (VIII)
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24.
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Describe the different types of joints used in pavement construction.
(VIII)
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25.
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Describe bar length limitations, the purpose of splicing and
demonstrate the three types of splices. (IX)
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