B1-Plans/Specs Flashcards

1
Q

What are the drawings that carpenters refer to most often on a commercial project?

A

Architectural and Structural

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2
Q

What does the letter that precedes each page number on a set of plans refer to?

A

To the design or engineering discipline that applies

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3
Q

Which type of drawing is usually closest to the beginning of a set of Architectural drawings?

A

Floor Plans

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4
Q

What plan usually contains the overall dimensions for the building and the specific dimensions of the various rooms?

A

Floor plans

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5
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Why is it important that carpenters consult mechanical and electrical drawings?

A

Openings in walls, floors and ceilings must be provided for electrical and mechanical services.

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6
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What are the purpose of gridlines on larger projects?

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They are used as reference points for layout

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7
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What are the specifications?

A

They specify the quality of materials and specifics of the construction process.

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8
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What is an extremely important consideration when using construction drawings on a large and complex construction project?

A

The date on the drawings being used is checked to ensure they are the most recent version.

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9
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What are as-built drawings?

A

They show the installed locations of electrical and mechanical services.

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10
Q

How are changes to a location within a set of drawings indicated?

A

with a revision cloud

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11
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What does the symbol represent?

A

section 1 on page S8

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12
Q

Which of the following statements best describe a project manager?

A

They should improve the coordination between sub-trades.

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13
Q

What is the purpose of schedules?

A

To allow the plans to be less cluttered by providing finish and size information in a table format

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14
Q

What information does a footing schedule provide?

A

It describes footing types and sizes

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15
Q

How is reinforcing steel in slabs indicated on a set of drawings?

A

heavy dark lines showing the bars with notation giving the size and spacing

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16
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What is used to represent objects such as plumbing and electrical fixtures?

17
Q

Where is the finish hardware usually listed and described?

A

specifications and schedules

18
Q

Who generally draws the shop drawings?

A

They are drawn by the manufacturer and approved by the engineer, architect or project manager

19
Q

What scale will be used for typical shop drawings?

A

Large scale

20
Q

What other document will often include shop drawings?

A

Manufacturer’s Instructions

21
Q

What is the meaning of “reflected” in reflected ceiling plans?

A

If the floor was a mirror, this is what would be reflected when looking down at the floor from above