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Official Course
Description: MCCCD Approval: 11-22-05 |
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MEC230
2006 Spring – 2009 Fall |
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5 Credit(s) |
5 Period(s) |
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Construction
Sheet Metal and Mechanical Systems III |
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Estimating
labor, materials, equipment, and delivery. Staff organization and staff
relations. Shop production. Coordination with other trades. Air balance
principle and systems. Layout and fabrication methods. Prerequisites: Registered apprentice
status or permission of the apprenticeship coordinator. |
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MCCCD
Official Course Competencies: |
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MEC230 2006
Spring – 2009 Fall |
Construction Sheet Metal and Mechanical Systems III |
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Discuss procedures necessary for planning the work day
including estimating labor, materials, equipment, and scheduling the delivery
sequence. (I) |
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Describe the staff organization in a contractor's office
and discuss each position's responsibilities. (II) |
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Discuss factors that effect shop
production including assignment procedures, production flow, manpower,
materials, speed, and efficiency. (III) |
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Describe how to coordinate sheet metal work with other
trades using a "mock up" site. (IV) |
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Describe the roll relationships play between the
supervisory and production staff for a typical sheet metal shop operation.
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Discuss air balance including principles, terms,
procedures, distribution, and components. (VI) |
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Demonstrate the three development methods for layout and
fabrication of sheet metal patterns using parallel line development, radial
line development, and triangulation. (VII) |
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MEC230 2006
Spring – 2009 Fall |
Construction Sheet Metal and Mechanical Systems III |
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I. Planning A. Labor B. Materials C. Equipment D. Delivery II. Staff Organization A. Estimator B. Superintendent (outside
man) C. Bookkeeper D. Foreman E. Shop Foreman F. Detailer III. Shop Production A. Assignment procedures B. Production flow C. Manpower D. Materials E. Speed F. Efficiency IV. Coordination A. Electricians B. Pipe Fitters/Plumbers C. Drywall Installers D. Carpenters E. Insulators F. Other trades V. Relationships A. Supervisory staff B. Production staff VI. Air Balance A. Principles B. Terms C. Procedures D. Distribution E. Components VII. Layout Methods A. Parallel Line B. Radial Line C. Triangulation |
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