Architecture and Construction, Grade 9 - 12, Masonry in High-Rise Construction, 2009
1.) Apply safety rules, regulations, and procedures related to high-rise construction.
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2.) Apply safety guidelines related to high-rise construction.
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3.) Demonstrate block and brick construction techniques employed in high-rise construction.
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4.) Explain all-weather construction techniques for masonry in high-rise construction.
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5.) Demonstrate construction techniques for masonry walls and other stone building surfaces.
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6.) Classify various materials such as glass block, acid brick, and refractory brick.
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7.) Recognize signs of deterioration in masonry structures.
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8.) Describe causes of efflorescence, cracking, and faulty mortar joints.
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9.) Explain procedures for preventing and correcting efflorescence, cracking, and faulty mortar joints.
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10.) Explain procedures for preventing and correcting water damage in basements due to masonry design.
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11.) Recognize the difference between commercial and residential masonry drawings.
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12.) Identify basic keys, abbreviations, and other references contained in a set of commercial masonry drawings.
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13.) Explain procedures for calculating costs associated with high-rise masonry construction.
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14.) Explain inspection procedures used for masonry high-rise construction projects.
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