B-Line Flashcards

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What main things can be found on plot plans?

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location of building on plot, streets, direction of north,

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How is a door indicated on a floor plan?

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Indicated by a letter with a circle around it

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3
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what does ditto mean?

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typical or same as above

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4
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what things are found on a room schedule?

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Base, flooring, wall and ceiling materials

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5
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Who approves the shop drawings before sent to the manufacture?

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architect

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6
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what are some specialty items?

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vaults, fixtures, hoists and loading docs

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7
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where should hardware instructions and warranty be kept?

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with the documents for the building

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8
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what is an isometric drawing?

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a 3D view where the building is on a 30 degree axis from the base line

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9
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what is a perspective view?

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a drawing the disappears into a vanishing point

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10
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what is an oblique view?

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the face of the drawing is parallel to the base line but the side view is at a 45 degree axis to the base line

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11
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what is found on elevation drawings?

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2D drawings of each face of the building

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12
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how many climate zones are in BC?

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6 climate zones (4,5,6,7A,7B,8)

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13
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who do you contact if there are important missing dimensions?

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The architect

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14
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what are construction lines?

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light solid lines to reposition drawings or transfer lines to another drawing

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15
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what are beam lines?

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alternating long and short dashes to indicated the centre of a beams location

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16
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what is a leader line?

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a line with an arrow to point to an object with a text description

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17
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what is used on the ends of joist lines?

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little flags

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18
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what are hatching lines?

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used to fill spaces in-between object lines to indicate which material is being used for that object

19
Q

who passes bylaws?

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municipalities and regional districts

20
Q

how often does the building code get revised?

A

every 5 years

21
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what city in BC has its own Building Code?

22
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What 5 bylaws are there?

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Animals, Building, Driveway access, Tree Removal, Zoning

23
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what does site coverage mean?

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the lot area that ic covered with a building

24
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what is a setback?

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the shortest distance from the building to the property line

25
how do you measure building height?
most common is to measure from the average natural grade to the highest point of the roof
26
what are the 2 most used by carpenters parts of the building code?
Part 3 and Part 9
27
what does HDD stand for?
heating degree days calculated by the number of days for a location where the main temperature is under 18 degrees
28
what is the definition for "substantial performance of work"?
in the lien legislation applicable to the place of work
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what do the general conditions do?
protect both the home owner and the contractor
30
when are supplemental conditions used?
at the end of the contract to adjust or modify the standard general conditions
31
what is included in the specifications book?
writing only no drawings
32
what are the 4 main types of contracts/method of payments?
Fixed sum, Unit Price, Cost plus, Target price
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what is the difference between fixed sum and target price?
similar except target price cost saving are split in half between the owner and the contractor
34
what are some thing allowances are needed?
cabinets, flooring and fixtures
35
why are bid forms beneficial?
easy to compare each bid
36
What is Tendering?
the process and length of time it is to receive and calculate the bids with the proper information
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what is an analogous estimate?
using cost form another similar project
38
what are the three main things needed for a detailed cost estimate?
A task List, a material and labour take off, a price sheet for materials and labour
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what is added after a cost estimate is established?
a contingency allowance usually of 10%
40
what is bonding?
bonding is insurance for a specific use and is paid for in a lump sum
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what are the 3 types of bonds?
A Bid Bond, Labour and material bond, and performance bond
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what is the company that issues the bond?
the surety
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A bid bond is in place for what reason?
so that the contractor that wins the Bid must actually take the Job