lesson 5

Who can change the project specifications? -architect -engineer -owner

all of the above

An electrician needs to view a residential wall section print showing the foundation detail. Choose a possible reason an electrician would have for reading this wall section detail. - to define the various materials used -to determine the thickness of the wall - to determine the thickness of the finish material - to determine the depth of foundation

any reason above

A set of drawings kept up to date throughout the project (with installation location and a detailed working record of any changes made) is defined as the ? drawings.

as-built

Which construction drawing uses a plan, elevation, or section view, but is drawn to a larger scale to show the exact features of construction?

details

Under the CSI MasterFormat (2004), there are currently 49 divisions covered in specifications. Division 26 is titled ? .

electrical

What type of print shows sizes of rooms and locations of electrical devices, such as receptacles, switches, and lights?

electrical floor plans

To which construction drawings or plans would an electrician refer to determine the height of the garage door?

elevations

What print shows the face views of the building or residence?

elevations

It is NOT that important to always be working with the most current set of blueprints. T/F?

false

Most often only the general contractor needs to read and understand the project (or job) specifications. T/F?

false

Which two prints would be used to locate garage door and then determine the size of garage door?

floor plan/ elevation plan

Which construction drawing or plan is a scaled drawing that looks down at one level or at one floor of a building?

floor plans

Match the following definitions with their proper term. I. A change to prints or bids before bids are open II. A change relating to a construction project that occurs after the bid opening III. A dated change to blueprints or specifications IV. Statements that explain changes or revisions on prints "Addendum"

i

What type of view shows locations of interior receptacles as to the height above finish floor (AFF) and their possible relation to furnishings or other electrical equipment? I. Details II. Elevations III. Schedules IV. Site (or plot) plan V. Sections

i and ii

Match the following definitions with their proper term. I. A change to prints or bids before bids are open II. A change relating to a construction project that occurs after the bid opening III. A dated change to blueprints or specifications IV. Statements that explain changes or revisions on prints "change order"

ii

There are four common types of prints found in construction drawings, excluding specifications and schedules. From the list, choose three of those four common types of prints. I. Building isometric II. Details III. Elevations IV. Floor plans V. Sequence of construction

ii, iii, and iv

Match the following definitions with their proper term. I. A change to prints or bids before bids are open II. A change relating to a construction project that occurs after the bid opening III. A dated change to blueprints or specifications IV. Statements that explain changes or revisions on prints "Revision"

iii

Match the following definitions with their proper term. I. A change to prints or bids before bids are open II. A change relating to a construction project that occurs after the bid opening III. A dated change to blueprints or specifications IV. Statements that explain changes or revisions on prints "Change note"

iv

lesson 5 question 10

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A ? schedule lists details relating to branch circuits, breakers, and main disconnects.

panel

Schedules most often appear on a(n) ? .

print or on separate schedule sheet

A construction drawing with a chart that contains detailed information about what size and type of materials are to be used and how a job is to be completed is a called a ? .

schedule

Which construction drawing or plan is a scaled drawing of a part of a building that has been cut away to see the inside features?

sections

A(n) ? shows the natural and manmade features of the property surrounding a building.

site (or plot) plan

What print shows the location of the structure relative to the lot, road, or to other structures?

site (or plot) plan

lesson 5 question 9

study diagram

What might happen if a contractor installs materials or performs work that does not follow specifications?

the contractor might have to replace the work at his or her own expense

It is important to keep "as-built drawings" up to date because they are usually required at job's end. T/F?

true

It is often necessary to use plans in conjunction with elevations before making electrical raceway and cable runs in order to get a proper perspective of where runs will be installed. T/F?

true

The project (or job) specifications are lists of detailed requirements, procedures, and approved materials. T/F?

true