NAVEDTRA 14043A, BUILDER BASIC Chapter 4 Flashcards
What is the process of determining requirements and devising and developing methods and action for construction a project? (Page 4-4)
Planning
What is the process of determining the amount and type of work to be performed, quality and the quantities of material, equipment, and labor required? (Page 4-4)
Estimating
Who is a person who evaluates the requirements of a task? (Page 4-4)
Estimator
What is the process of determining when an action must be taken and when material, equipment, and manpower and required? (Page 4- 5)
Scheduling
The four basic types of schedules include progress, material, equipment, and what else? (Page 4-5)
Manpower
What are your main basis for defining the required activities for measuring the quantities of material? (Page 4-12)
Construction drawings
What are used as a basis for purchasing materials, determining equipment, and determining manpower requirements? (Page 4-13)
Quantity estimates
A typical NMCB project might have between fifteen and how many construction activities? (Page 4-15)
50
What is a clearly definable quantity of work? (Page 4-20)
Activity
What are used to procure construction material and to determine whether sufficient material is available to construct or complete a project? (Page 4-20)
Material estimates
What percent of the posted speed limit does equipment speed usually average? (Page 4-24)
40-56%
What part of the Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) contains specific information on the quantities and characteristics of construction equipment available to the NMCBs? (Page 4-27)
Table of Allowance (TOA)
According to NAVFAC P-437 a man day is equivalent to a how many hour day for contingency operations? (Page 4-27)
10
What is considered productive labor that does not contribute directly or indirectly to the product? (Page 4-27)
Overhead labor
What are the two types of labor estimates? (Page 4-27)
Preliminary and Detailed
A good preliminary estimate varies less than what percent from the detailed estimate? (Page 4-28)
15%
What represents any sequencing of priorities amont activities that form a project? (Page 4-34)
Network
What are intermediate goals within a network? (Page 4-35)
Milestones
What is an activity within the network that has zero float time? (Page 4-35)
Critical activities
What is the accumulative time span in which the completion of all activities may occur and not delay the termination date of the project referred to as? (Page 4-41)
Total float
What is the time span in which the completion of an activity may occur and not delay the finish of the project or the start of a successor activity referred to as? (Page 4-41)
Free float
What level of construction management is used at the Operations Officer’s (S3) or detail Officer in Charge’s (OIC’s) level? (Page 4- 45)
Level 1
What level is level 2 construction management used at? (Page 4- 45)
Company
What level is level 3 construction management used? (Page 4-45)
Crewleader’s
What term means the process of determining requirements and developing methods and schemes of action for performing a task? (Page 4-45)
Planning
What contain all the craft hand tools required by one four- member construction crew or fire team of a given rating to pursue their trade? (Page 4-48)
Tool kits
How often must tool inventories be completed? (Page 4-48)
Bi-weekly
What was developed to provide the organizational level with the tools to plan, schedule, and control planned maintenance effectively? (Page 4-51)
PMS
What are the techniques used to evaluate the status of a project and compare the actual progress to the scheduled project called? (Page 4-52)
Project monitoring
What are the most accurate way to record actual mandays on a construction project? (Page 4-52)
Time cards
What type of labor includes all actual mandays expended directly on an assigned construction task, either in the field or in the shop, which contributes directly to the completion of the project? (Page 4- 53)
Direct
What type of labor includes actual mandays expended to support construction operations but which does not produce an end product in itself? (Page 4-53)
Indirect
How often must all project documents be updated? (Page 4-55)
Daily
How often does the batallion send out a SITREP to higher headquarters to report on the progress of construction tasking? (Page 4-55)
Monthly
How many different planes do successful crewleaders manage their project on? (Page 4-61)
3
Who presides over the safety policy committee? (Page 4-64)
XO
Who presides over the safety supervisors’ committee? (Page 4- 64)
Battalion safety officer
Who is responsible for carrying out safe work working practices? (Page 4-66)
Crew leader
All temporary power sources must be inspected, certified safe, and tagged with the inspector’s name, company, and date prior to first use. Re-certifications are required every how many weeks thereafter? (Page 4-68)
2 weeks
What shall be used with all power tools, whether double insulated or not? (Page 4-68)
GFCI’s
GFCIs will be checked on what basis with a representative from CTR? (Page 4-68)
Monthly
What will identify any hazards associated with exposure to a specific material? (Page 4-68)
MSDS
What is a decision making tool used by people at all levels to increase operational effectiveness by anticipating hazards and reducing the potential for loss? (Page 4-73)
ORM
What is the third step of the ORM process? (Page 4-73)
Make risk decisions
What is the fourth step of the ORM process? (Page 4-73)
Implement controls
What is the first step of the ORM process? (Page 4-73)
Identify Hazards
What is the second step of the ORM process? (Page 4-73)
Assess hazards
What is the last step of the ORM process? (Page 4-73)
Supervise
What provides a consistent framework for evaluation and shows the relative perceived risk between hazards and prioritizes which hazards to control first? (Page 4-74)
Matrix
Preventing discrepancies where the quality of workmanship and materials fail to match the requirements in the plans and specifications is the purpose of what program? (Page 4-76)
NCF QC Program
What is an ongoing and continual system of planning future activities? (Page 4-76)
Control
What is the process by which ongoing and completed work is examined? (Page 4-76)
Inspection
How many phases is quality control accomplished in? (Page 4- 76)
Three