Architecture and Construction, Grade 9 - 12, Residential Masonry I, 2009
1.) Apply safety rules, regulations, and procedures for residential masonry construction.
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2.) Interpret residential masonry plans and drawings.
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3.) Demonstrate requirements for construction of various types of residential foundations.
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4.) Compare types of walls in residential buildings, including basic structure and function.
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5.) Identify the location and function of control joints and expansion joints.
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6.) Identify rules and regulations relative to masonry construction.
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7.) Construct various types of walls using reinforcement, jointing, and bonding techniques.
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8.) Identify various types of masonry arches.
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9.) Construct semicircular and jack arches.
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10.) Demonstrate techniques for installing masonry around windows, doors, and other openings.
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11.) Demonstrate techniques used to construct bracing, including pilasters.
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12.) Identify various types of insulation used with masonry construction.
Describing installation techniques for insulation with masonry construction
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13.) Identify techniques used to eliminate moisture problems in various types of masonry construction.
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14.) Describe steps for setting up and maintaining elevated workstations.
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15.) Demonstrate the operation of material handling and hoisting equipment used with elevated workstations.
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16.) Describe safety requirements and guidelines employed in elevated and high-rise construction.
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17.) Describe scaffold positioning and laying techniques for masonry construction.
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18.) Discuss industry standards for quality control and inspection of residential masonry construction.
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19.) Determine materials and supplies needed for a residential masonry construction project.
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