Architecture and Construction, Grade 9 - 12, Carpentry for Commercial Specialties, 2009
1.) Identify types of commercial construction drawings included in a set of plans and a materials takeoff.
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2.) Interpret elevation, schedules, sections, details, symbols, and specifications contained in commercial construction drawings.
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3.) Convert measurements used in commercial carpentry applications.
Examples: engineering scale, architectural scale
• Using a transit to determine site and building layout according to specifications
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4.) Describe aerial lifts, skid steer loaders, trenchers, generators, compressors, compactors, forklifts, and backhoes.
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5.) Demonstrate the set-up of equipment for oxyfuel cutting.
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6.) Identify types of arc welding electrodes.
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7.) Demonstrate procedures to start, stop, and restart a welding bead.
• Constructing a lap-joint fillet weld in overhead position
• Constructing a T-joint fillet weld in the vertical up position
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8.) Demonstrate installation procedures for interior and end bays of metal buildings.
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9.) Describe procedures used in leveling, squaring, and determining plumb lines for a metal building.
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10.) Describe types of walls and wall finishes used on metal buildings.
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11.) Demonstrate installation procedures for windows and doors in metal buildings.
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12.) Interpret metal building drawings and schematics.
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13.) Identify types of trusses and joists used in commercial roofing.
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14.) Demonstrate the installation of panels for a lap seam metal roof, including the preparation of eaves.
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15.) Demonstrate installation procedures for a built-up roof.
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16.) Demonstrate installation procedures for various metal roof systems.
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17.) Demonstrate the sealing of a side-lap and standing-seam metal roof.
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18.) Interpret plans and shop drawings related to ceiling layout.
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19.) Install selected suspended ceilings according to specifications.
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