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WorksheetsCPCCBC4006B Select, Procure and Store Materials
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 7mins
Properties that affect materials
Hot weather
Strength, Elasticity, Heat expansion
Asthetics
AS1288
Steel Structures
Roof Tiles
Residential Slabs and Footings
Glass in Buildings
AS3700
Masonry Structures
Termite Protection Barriers
Damp proof Courses
Glass in Buildings
A 60/60/60 FRL means
Is a new burger at Mcdonalds
60 minute rating for Structural / Integrity / Insulation
60klm/hr at all times
Has nothing to do with NCC
Engineered Flooring: Particle Board
AS1288
AS1860
AS2380
AS4100
Steel Structures
AS2870
AS2311
AS1100
AS4100
AS3600
Concrete Structures
Residential timber Framing
Slabs and Footings
Masonry Structures
To use a new material not listed in the NCC I would need... Choose 3
An invoice to prove I bought it
A she''ll be right guarantee
Certificate of conformity
Registered testing report
Certificate of accreditation
Metal Bondek is
Metal roofing
Metal formwork for Concrete
A stand alone metal flooring system
Not discussed in Australian Standards
When accepting materials you should (Choose 2)
Just get it off the truck as quick as possible
get the apprentice to check off amounts
Check for quality, quantity, and colours according to purchase order
Take a photo of any damage and report to supplier
Factors to consider when receiving materials
Time of Day
Trades onsite
Power lines
Size of delivery
All of the above
What should be considered when storing gyprock
Manufactures recomendations
Anywhere you can fit it
Vertically
Cut it up to make it easier to store
