Works Progress - Flash Cards - Level 1

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How do you record site progress?

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Utiling site audit pro, photographs and note taking - compairing works completed against the programme.

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How do you ensure programme and quality is monitored on site?

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Review programme at each site visit, ensure contractor is working to programme and raise questions if not. Monitor on site quality against specifications, riase issue if not completed correctly.

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How is the standurds of work defined on a project?

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Through specifications or drawings defining the work to be completed, materials to be used. NBS common arrnagement of works sections confirming materials and workmasnhip requirments.

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What is provided with a specification?

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Design details, manfactuere information, fixing requirments, standurds of workmanship.

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How do you monitor materials and workmanship on a project?

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Site isnpections, reffering to specification details.

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How does monitoring wors reduce loss of time and expense?

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Kepps record of progress if requested later on in a claim, allows concerns to be raised early so that issues can be resolved before the project is too far progressed.

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What is a COW?

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Inspects the workmanship, quality and safety of the work on a site and reports back to CA or client.

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What is the difference between a CA and COW?

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CA ensures contract is followed, COW reviews progress, quality and workmanship on site.

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What is a programme?

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A programme describes the sequence in which tasks must be carried out so that a project can be completed on time. It details a critical path for the works.

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What is the critical path?

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Critical path is the formed of several sequential tasks and represents the longest sequence of tasks that must be completed in a specific order to complete a project.

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How do you ensure quality on site?

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Site visits, progress meetings. Specific works of interest I would request the contractor tells me when the install si to be so I can attend. Ensure relevent quality clauses have been followed. Review programme to attend site at key stages.

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If you suspect work has not been compelted correctly and it was concealed, what would you do?

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Look at undertaking opening up works, inform cleint of risks to payment if it is found to be correctly installed.

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What contractural mechanisnms are their to ensure quality?

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Contract documents, specifications, NBS for materials and worksmanship. JCT contract provisions for materials, good and workmanship - CA’s opnion on whether it has been carried out to the expected standurd.

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What to do if you suspect something isn’t in compliance with the specification?

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Request information form contractor, opening up works, contract instruction to put the works right.

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What certficataion scemes are there for works?

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FENSA for domestic windows and doors, BBA which check BR requirments and others.

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What documents would you be looking for to assure materials were a high standard?

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BBA certification – British board of agreement. CE Marking – European Conformity marking. UKCA – UK equivalent to CE. BSI Kite Mark – British standards institution.

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Provide an example of a product that you would see a BBA certification on?

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Lavant primary, Bauder roofing system, each product has a BBA certificate to show quality and reassurance following robust testing and assessment through BBA.

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Provide an example of a product that you would see a CE marking on?

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Children’s Home, Isover acoustic partition roll, European conformity marking to set standards.

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Provide an example of a product that you would see a UKCA marking on?

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Children’s Home, Isover acoustic partition roll, UK conformity marking to set standards.

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Provide an example of a product that you would see a BSI Kite Mark on?

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HDP, glazing systems toughened or laminated or Childrens Home Saint-Gobain, BSI approved company for quality and energy management.