Chapter 1 Technical Administration

• PRCP Standards and Guides
• Standards and Guides for Individual Rating Skills
• Task Interviews
• Figure  1-2.—-Typical task analysis with task elements and related action statements.
• Training
• Training Needs
• Training Methods
• Systematic Training
• Planning Work Assignments
• Delegation
• Timekeeping
• Figure 1-4.—Prime Time Card.
• Safety Program
• Safety Training
• Mishap   Investigation
• Figure  1-6.—Mishap  report  format.
• Hearing and Sight Conservation
• Pollution and Hazardous Waste
• Water and Ground Pollution
• Air Pollution
• Properties of Hazardous Waste
• Hazardous Warning Markings and Labels
• 14045_38
• Common Hazardous Construction Wastes
• Figure 1-9.—Material Safety Data Sheet, page 1.
• Figure  1-9.—Material  Safety  Data  Sheet,  page  2.
• Asbestos

Chapter 2 Planning, Estimating, and Scheduling

• Preliminary Drawings
• Project Drawings Preparation
• Drawing Numbers
• Drawing Revisions
• Main Divisions of Project Drawings
• Figure  2-4.—Sample  legend  of  symbols.
• Architectural Drawings
• Floor Plan
• Elevations
• Figure 2-7.—Foundation plan with detail drawings.
• Sections
• Details
• Schedules
• Table  2-2.—Window  schedule
• Written Specifications
• Other Specifications
• Project Specfications
• Planning
• Figure 2-12.—Redicheck plan and specification review.
• Project Planning
• Project Planning, Continued
• Project Planning, Continued
• Estimating
• Material Estimates
• Activity Estimates
• Construction Activities
• Table  2-4.—Production  Efficiency  Guide  Factor  Chart
• Material Estimates
• Figure 2-15.—Construction Activity Summary Sheet (front).
• Figure  2-16.—Construction  Activity  Summary  Sheet  (back).
• Estimating  Work  Sheet
• Table 2-5.—Conversion and Waste Factors
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• Table 2-5.—Conversion and Waste Factors—Continued
• Equipment Estimates
• Labor Estimates
• Detailed Estimates
• Production Efficiency Guide Chart and Graph
• Scheduling
• Elements
• Use  of  Diagram  Connectors
• Construction   Schedule
• Logic Network
• Advantages  of  Diagrams
• Figure 2-32.—Typical precedence diagram of a 40-foot by 100-foot PEB.
• Engineered Performance Standards
• Definition
• Advantages of EPS
• Work Input Control and Scheduling
• Figure 2-34.—Job Requirements and Status Chart.
• Figure  2-35.—Manpower  Availability  Summary  and  Work  Plan  Summary.
• Figure  2-36.—Shop  Load  Plan.
• Shop Scheduling, Continued

Chapter 3 Concrete Construction

• Formwork
• Wall Form Design
• Pressure from Vertical Rate of Placement
• Table  3-1.—Maximum  Stud  (Joist)  Spacing  for  Plywood  Sheathing
• Table 3-2.—Maximum Spacing (In Inches) for Wales, Ties, Stringers, and 4 inch by 4 inch or Larger Shores
• Table 3-3.—Maximum Spacing (In Inches) for Ties and 4 inch or Larger Shores
• Estimating Studs and Wales
• Column Form Design
• Table  3-4.—Column  Yoke  Spacing
• Design Procedures
• Overhead Slab Design Form Procedure
• Table 3-5.—Allowable Load in Pounds on Wood Shores
• Beam Form Design
• Labor Estimates
• Figure  3-6.—Formwork  labor  chart.
• Reinforced Concrete
• Table  3-8.—Comparison  of  U.S.  Standard  and  Metric  Rebar
• Reinforcing  Bars
• Figure  3-9.—Expanded  or  diamond  mesh  steel  reinforcement.
• Column Reinforcement
• Design of Concrete Mixtures
• Figure  3-13.—Concrete  properties.
• Book Method
• Table  3-10.—Maximum  Permissible  Water-Cement  Ratios  for  Various  Exposure  Conditions
• Trial Batch Method
• Mix Variations
• Admixtures
• Compressive Test
• Computing Concrete
• Mixing Concrete
• Mobile Concrete Mixer Plant
• Transit Mixer Safety
• Precast Concrete
• Figure 3-18.—Precast panels being erected by use of crane and spreader bars.
• Prestressed Concrete
• Tilt-Up Construction
• Prefabrication Yard
• Figure  3-21.—Layout  of  prefab  yard.
• Reinforcements and Inserts
• Lifting Equipment and Attachments
• Figure 3-22.—Different types of pickup points.
• Erecting, Bracing, and Jointing Panels, Continued

Chapter 4 Masonry Construction

• Table  4-1.—Nominal  Lengths  of  Concrete  Masonry  Walls  in  Stretchers—Continued
• Table 4-3.—Average Concrete Masonry Units and Mortar Per 100 Sq Ft of wall
• Estimating Mortar
• Estimating Labor
• Brick Construction
• Brick Terminology
• Types of Bricks
• Bricklaying Methods
• Mortar Joints and Pointing
• Figure 4-7.—Picking up and spreading mortar.
• Figure 4-8.—A poorly bonded brick.
• Figure 4-13.—Making a cross joint in a header course.
• Cutting Brick
• Finishing Joints
• Estimating Brick and Mortar
• Structural Clay Tile
• Physical Characteristics
• Stone Masonry
• Figure  4-27.—Coursed  rubble  masonry

Chapter 5 Shop Organizing and Millworking

• Floor
• Millworking
• Designing a Product
• Making  a  Sketch
• Working Drawings
• Plan and Layout
• Casework Construction
• Partitions and Sleepers
• Cabinet Facing
• Designing Cabinets
• Constructing a Base Unit
• Figure  5-10.—Types  of  mortise-and-tenon  joints.
• Other Construction Methods
• Base  Units
• Counter  Tops
• Cabinets
• Hinges
• Thicknesses
• Adhesives

Chapter 6 Quality Control

• Ensuring Quality
• Identify Required Training and Equipment
• Ensure Personnel Awareness
• Figure  6-4.—Daily  QC  Inspector’s  Report.
• ROICC Interface
• Figure 6-6.—Field Adjustment Request Submittal Log.
• Inspections
• Concrete Construction
• Finishing
• Figure  6-7.—Concrete  Placement  Clearance  Form.
• Foundations
• Concrete Framing
• Concrete Finishes
• Wood-Framed Construction
• Wood-freed    Walls
• Thermal and Moisture Protection
• Ceilings
• Walls and Partitions
• Exterior  Finishes
• Trim
• Doors
• Windows and Skylights
• Painting
• Interior   Painting
• Pile Construction
• Timber Construction
• Fabrication

Chapter 7 Maintenance Inspections

• Foundations
• Crawl Spaces
• Basic Supporting Members
• Floors and Stairs
• Figure  7-2.—Method  of  replacing  tongue-and-groove  flooring.
• Concrete  Floors
• Resilient Floor Coverings
• Exterior Walls
• Figure  7-4.—Diagonal  movement  crack.
• Imterior Walls, Partitions and Ceilings
• Dry Walls and Partitions.
• Figure  7-6.—Hinge  adjustment  for  binding  or  sticking  doors.
• Roofs
• Roofing
• Built-Up Roofing
• Figure 7-9.—Cracking and alligatoring.
• Metal Roofing
• Painted Surfaces
• Waterfront Structures
• Concrete Structures
• Figure 7-13.—Repair to damaged edge of slab.
• Substructure Repair
• Stel Structures
• Sheetpiling Repair
• Wood Structures
• Fire Curtain Walls
• Sheeting
• Stone, Masonry, and Earth Structures
• Masonry Structures
• Figure  7-31.—Reinforcing  vertical  walls.

Chapter 8 Heavy Construction

• Substructure
• Foundations
• Intermediate Supports
• Figure 8-8.—Typical pile pier.
• Shoring Excavation
• Sloping
• Figure  8-11.—Soldier  pile  systems.
• Pile Construction
• Pile-Driving Operation
• Pile-Driving Hammers
• Figure  8-18.—Steam,  or  pneumatic,  pile  hammers.
• Pile-Driving Caps
• Characteristics of Different Piles
• Figure  8-21.—Floating  template  for  positioning  piles.
• Constructing a Pile Bent
• Figure  8-23.—Straightening  frame.
• Figure 8-24.—Cutting timber pile bent to final height.
• Placing Piles by Jetting
• Extracting Piles
• Planning and Estimating Pile-Driving Operations
• Waterfront Structures
• Stable-Shoreline Structures
• Figure  8-33.—Steel  sheet-pile  bulkhead.
• Figure  8-35.—Working  drawings  for  steel  sheet-pile  bulkhead.
• Wharfage Structures
• Figure 8-39.—Part plan of an advanced-base timber pier.
• Figure 8-40.—Cross section of an advanced-base timber pier.
• Figure  8-41.—Typical  Dolphin  Plan.
• Timber Fasteners and Connectors
• Figure  8-44.—Shear  plate  and  shear-plate  joints.
• Figure 8-48.—Trailer-mounted radial overarm field saw (front view and side view).
• Figure  8-49.—Structural  steel  skeleton  construction.
• Figure  8-50.—Typical  built-up  girders.
• Figure  8-52.—Clear  span  bar  joists.
• Pre-Engineered Metal Structures

Chapter 9 Advanced Base Planning and Field Structures

• Facilities Planning Guide, Continued
• Figure  9-1.—Construction  network.
• Tailoring Components and Facilities
• Figure  9-2.—Component.
• Figure 9-3.—Facility listing for 100-man galley mess, ABFC facility 722-10AB.
• Table  9-2.—Recoverability  Code
• Field Structures
• Figure  9-5.—Strongback  tent  assembly.
• Figure  9-6.—Alphabetical  index  of  facilities.
• Figure 9-7.—Selection of facility from index.
• Figure  9-9.—Automatic  Building  Machine  120.
• K-SPAN Buildings
• Operating   Instructions
• Figure  9-12.—Trailer-mounted  machinery.
• Foundations
• Building   Erection
• Figure  9-15.—Guide  rope  diagram.
• Figure  9-16.—Building  foundation  concept.
• Figure  9-17.—Concrete  foundation.
• Construction   Details
• Figure  9-19.—Aluminum  window  installation.
• Figure  9-20.—Aluminum  door  installation.
• Figure  9-21.—Overhead doorframe.
• Finish of Project
• Figure  9-23.—Steps  in  K-SPAN  construction.
• Figure 9-24.—ABM System 120 and 240 comparison chart.
• Figure 9-25.—Chart for determining crew size for ABM 240.
• Natural Disaster Recovery Operatoions
• Figure  9-27.—Bunker.
• Figure   9-27.—Bunker—Continued.
• War Damage Repair
• War Damage Repair, Continued

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