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What is the main focus of chapter 6.0?
What is the main focus of chapter 6.0?
- Masonry works (correct)
- Electrical works
- Plastering works
- Concrete testing
Which chapter deals with checks prior to start of work, checks during block work, and care after block work?
Which chapter deals with checks prior to start of work, checks during block work, and care after block work?
- Chapter 7.0 (correct)
- Chapter 9.0
- Chapter 8.0
- Chapter 6.0
What is the primary focus of chapter 9.0?
What is the primary focus of chapter 9.0?
- Masonry works
- Electrical works (correct)
- Hacking
- Block work
Which chapter covers tools for inspection?
Which chapter covers tools for inspection?
What is not one of the main categories in chapter 5.0?
What is not one of the main categories in chapter 5.0?
Which chapter does not include a section on 'General'?
Which chapter does not include a section on 'General'?
What is the main focus of chapter 10.0?
What is the main focus of chapter 10.0?
Which chapter covers checks prior to start of work, checks during plastering, and care after plastering work?
Which chapter covers checks prior to start of work, checks during plastering, and care after plastering work?
What is the dosage rate for horizontal and vertical surfaces?
What is the dosage rate for horizontal and vertical surfaces?
At what intervals should rods be inserted along the perimeter of a building for chemical treatment?
At what intervals should rods be inserted along the perimeter of a building for chemical treatment?
What is the primary objective of the chemical treatment along the building perimeter?
What is the primary objective of the chemical treatment along the building perimeter?
Which of the following tools is NOT required for marking during site surveying?
Which of the following tools is NOT required for marking during site surveying?
What is the first step in the inspection process during site preparation?
What is the first step in the inspection process during site preparation?
Which of the following tools is used for measurement during earthwork?
Which of the following tools is used for measurement during earthwork?
What is the purpose of using a plumb bob during site surveying?
What is the purpose of using a plumb bob during site surveying?
Which of the following is NOT a required tool for earthwork?
Which of the following is NOT a required tool for earthwork?
Under which category do we inspect the Soil waste & Rain water (SWR) Drainage System?
Under which category do we inspect the Soil waste & Rain water (SWR) Drainage System?
What is the primary concern in Water proofing of Sunken Areas / Slabs?
What is the primary concern in Water proofing of Sunken Areas / Slabs?
Which of the following is not a part of the Plumbing works?
Which of the following is not a part of the Plumbing works?
What is the primary concern in Painting works?
What is the primary concern in Painting works?
Which of the following is a part of the Tiling Works?
Which of the following is a part of the Tiling Works?
What is the primary concern in Granite and Marble Works?
What is the primary concern in Granite and Marble Works?
Which of the following is not a part of the Water proofing?
Which of the following is not a part of the Water proofing?
What is the primary concern in Plumbing works?
What is the primary concern in Plumbing works?
Study Notes
Placing & Compaction
- Concrete testing is a crucial process
Masonry Works
- Checks to be conducted prior to starting work include:
- Checking the site plan
- Verifying the quality of materials
- Ensuring the availability of necessary tools
- Checks to be conducted during size stone masonry include:
- Checking the quality of work
- Ensuring the correct placement of stones
- Verifying the level and plumb of walls
- Care to be taken after masonry work includes:
- Protecting the work from damage
- Ensuring the site is clean and tidy
- Basic tools required for the marking gang include:
- Theodolite
- Dumpy levels
- Staff and ranging rods
- Steel Measuring tape
- Plumb bobs
- Trowels
- Masonry nails
- Basic tools required for the earthwork gang include:
- Trowels
- Pick axe
- Line dori
- Plumb bobs
- Measurement Tape
- Pencils
- Spade
- Hammers
- Brushes and buckets
- Right angles
Block Work
- Checks to be conducted prior to starting work include:
- Checking the site plan
- Verifying the quality of materials
- Ensuring the availability of necessary tools
- Checks to be conducted during block work include:
- Checking the quality of work
- Ensuring the correct placement of blocks
- Verifying the level and plumb of walls
- Care to be taken after block work includes:
- Protecting the work from damage
- Ensuring the site is clean and tidy
- Tools required for block work include:
- Trowels
- Plumb bobs
- Steel Measuring tape
- Spirit Levels
- Wax marking crayons
- Linen (Fibroin) tape
- Paint and brushes
- Optical square
- Masonry nails
- Tools required for inspection include:
- Theodolite
- Dumpy levels
- Staff and ranging rods
- Steel Measuring tape
- Plumb bobs
- Trowels
- Spirit Levels
- Wax marking crayons
- Linen (Fibroin) tape
- Paint and brushes
- Optical square
Hacking
- Tools required for hacking include:
- Trowels
- Plumb bobs
- Steel Measuring tape
- Spirit Levels
- Wax marking crayons
- Linen (Fibroin) tape
- Paint and brushes
- Optical square
- Hammers
- Care to be taken after hacking includes:
- Protecting the work from damage
- Ensuring the site is clean and tidy
Electrical Works
- Methods of conduiting include:
- Box fixing
- Internal wiring
- External cable laying methods include:
- Direct burial
- Cable ducting
- High voltage requirements include:
- Distance clearance
- HV/EHV requirements
- Temporary installations on building sites include:
- Lighting
- Power supply
- Tools required for electrical works include:
- Wire strippers
- Pliers
- Screwdrivers
- Wrenches
- Multimeter
- Cable tester
- Tools required for inspection include:
- Multimeter
- Cable tester
- Wire strippers
- Pliers
- Screwdrivers
- Wrenches
Plastering Works
- Checks to be conducted prior to starting work include:
- Checking the site plan
- Verifying the quality of materials
- Ensuring the availability of necessary tools
- Checks to be conducted during plastering include:
- Checking the quality of work
- Ensuring the correct placement of plaster
- Verifying the level and plumb of walls
- Care to be taken after plastering includes:
- Protecting the work from damage
- Ensuring the site is clean and tidy
- Tools required for plastering include:
- Trowels
- Plumb bobs
- Steel Measuring tape
- Spirit Levels
- Wax marking crayons
- Linen (Fibroin) tape
- Paint and brushes
- Optical square
- Tools required for inspection include:
- Theodolite
- Dumpy levels
- Staff and ranging rods
- Steel Measuring tape
- Plumb bobs
- Trowels
- Spirit Levels
- Wax marking crayons
- Linen (Fibroin) tape
- Paint and brushes
- Optical square
Plumbing Works
- Internal works include:
- Water lines
- UPVC traps
- External pipe works include:
- Soil waste and rainwater (SWR) drainage system
- Duct and high-level pipe work
- Reticulated LPG system
- Tools required for plumbing include:
- Wrenches
- Pliers
- Screwdrivers
- Pipe cutters
- Pipe benders
- Pipe wrenches
- Water pump
- Tools required for inspection include:
- Multimeter
- Cable tester
- Wire strippers
- Pliers
- Screwdrivers
- Wrenches
Water Proofing
- Methods of water proofing include:
- Flat roofs
- Sloped roofs
- Sunken areas
- Slabs
- Tools required for water proofing include:
- Trowels
- Plumb bobs
- Steel Measuring tape
- Spirit Levels
- Wax marking crayons
- Linen (Fibroin) tape
- Paint and brushes
- Optical square
- Care to be taken after water proofing includes:
- Protecting the work from damage
- Ensuring the site is clean and tidy
Painting
- Storage of paint requires:
- Ventilation
- Protection from light
- Temperature control
- Checks to be conducted prior to starting work include:
- Checking the site plan
- Verifying the quality of materials
- Ensuring the availability of necessary tools
- Guidelines to observe while painting include:
- Surface preparation
- Application of primer
- Application of paint
- Tools required for painting include:
- Paint brushes
- Rollers
- Trays
- Spray guns
- Paint thinner
- Rags
- Tools required for inspection include:
- Theodolite
- Dumpy levels
- Staff and ranging rods
- Steel Measuring tape
- Plumb bobs
- Trowels
- Spirit Levels
- Wax marking crayons
- Linen (Fibroin) tape
- Paint and brushes
- Optical square
Tiling Works
- Checks to be conducted prior to starting work include:
- Checking the site plan
- Verifying the quality of materials
- Ensuring the availability of necessary tools
- Checks to be conducted during tiling include:
- Checking the quality of work
- Ensuring the correct placement of tiles
- Verifying the level and plumb of walls
- Care to be taken after tiling includes:
- Protecting the work from damage
- Ensuring the site is clean and tidy
- Tools required for tiling include:
- Trowels
- Plumb bobs
- Steel Measuring tape
- Spirit Levels
- Wax marking crayons
- Linen (Fibroin) tape
- Paint and brushes
- Optical square
- Tools required for inspection include:
- Theodolite
- Dumpy levels
- Staff and ranging rods
- Steel Measuring tape
- Plumb bobs
- Trowels
- Spirit Levels
- Wax marking crayons
- Linen (Fibroin) tape
- Paint and brushes
- Optical square
Granite and Marble Works
- Storage of granite and marble requires:
- Ventilation
- Protection from light
- Temperature control
- Recommended tile laying procedure includes:
- Surface preparation
- Application of adhesive
- Placement of tiles
- Tools required for granite and marble works include:
- Trowels
- Plumb bobs
- Steel Measuring tape
- Spirit Levels
- Wax marking crayons
- Linen (Fibroin) tape
- Paint and brushes
- Optical square
- Care to be taken after granite and marble works includes:
- Protecting the work from damage
- Ensuring the site is clean and tidy
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Test your knowledge of construction techniques, including placing and compaction, masonry works, and quality inspection. Covers tools, checks, and care during construction projects.
