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the steps of building a house in order

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foundation, external walls, roof, window, 1st fix, internal walls, 2nd fix, fixture and fitting, interior decoration, landscaping

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types of infrastructure

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tunnels, bridges, roads, railways

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civil engineering types: services

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mechanical, electrical, support public health

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types of construction

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infrastructure, residential and non-residential

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what is non-load bearing elements?

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Non-load bearing structures are structures that do not support any structural weight of a building. They do not bear any other weight of the property’s structure other than its own

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what is a superstructure

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it sits on top of the substructure and

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what is substructure?

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below the ground to support things above it.

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what is a commercial building?

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a place where goods and services are solf for profit.

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what is a bridge?

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a structure carrying a road, path, railway, etc. across a river, road, or other obstacle to connect 2 places together.

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what are non-load bearing elements examples?

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doors , windows and roofs to provide shelter.

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what is snagging?

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the building is handed to the client so they are able to identify issues with the build so the contractor can make it right.

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types of residential buildings

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detached, flats, semi-detached and terraced.t

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types of non-residential buildings

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industrial (factories, mills) commercial (shops, warehouses) and social (schools, hospitals)

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what is a road?

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a surface that connects places together, enabling us to go places by cars, bicycles, buses etc.

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what is M.A.B.C

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M- motorway, A- a single/duel , B-local roads, c- country roads (c is unclassified)

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what is a motorway?

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a dual-carriageway road designed for fast traffic

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what is a single carriageway?

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a road made up of one paved surface

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what is a dual carriageway?

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a road with a dividing strip between the traffic in opposite directions and usually two or more lanes in each direction.

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what is a local road?

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a road in a built environment that has all kinds of properties beside it which can be accessed from the road or a parking lot connected to the road

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what is a country road

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an unclassified road that is a narrower, sometimes undulating, single-carriageway with moderate traffic levels

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what is an architect

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a person who is qualified to design buildings and to plan and supervise their construction.

22
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roles and responsibilities of an architect

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produce designs for client, responsible for making a safe environment, make 3D layouts and plans, communicate with clients, make drawings of the building and evaluate the site.

23
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what are contract and site managers?

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The site manager’s role is the supervision and management of all site-based staff employed by the company to ensure that the project is delivered within their contractual obligations

24
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roles and responsibilities of contract and site managers

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in charge of all site and how much work is done, looks after safety and health of workers, daily site checking, employing workers and to watch workers.

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what are quantity surveyors?

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a person who calculates the amount of materials needed for building work, and how much they will cost.

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roles and responsibilities of quantity surveyor

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control project cost, estimate projects price, make payments to workers, predict potential risks.

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what are civil + structural engineers?

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involves the design, construction, and maintenance and repair of infrastructure such as roads and bridges, buildings, and underground transport systems and ensure structure are safe and stable.

28
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roles and responsibilities of civil and structural engineers

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solve design and development issues, design and plan and manage construction projects, think of potential risk of projects, calculate structural loads and how strong they have to be

29
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mechanical services examples

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lifts, heating, air conditioning

30
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electrical service egs

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energy supply, lighting, telephones

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public health service e.gs

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hot water, plumbing, central heating

32
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whats telecommunications

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network that enables us to communicate and recieve information via internet, phones, tvs etc

33
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what are electrical grids

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provide electricity in a power plant, electricity is divided to 3 parts : generation, transmission and distribution. govorment target no carbon emission by 2050.

34
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what is water supply and sewage systems

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where water is filtered underground

35
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civil engineering systems

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electrical grids, telecommunication, water and swage

36
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whats a bricklayer

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works with brick, stone and blocks to make internal and external walls.

37
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what is a joiner

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works on all aspects of the build that involve working with timber, first fix roof

38
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what is a plumber

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installs pipework in the building like first and second fixs.

39
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what is an electrician

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installs all electrical wires in the building.

40
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right angles with 2 sides and 1 angle?

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