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WorksheetsWORKING DRAWINGS ASSIGNMENT
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The Door and Window Schedule is for .........
When they arrive.
Where they are located on the plan.
Where they are coming from.
Who is supplying them?
There are how many Basic Components of Construction Drawings?
5
2
9
8
Which is a Detail Drawing?
What is included in the Title Block......
Date
Drawing Number
Scale
All of the Above
The MOST common injury causing absence from work is
burns
back injury
broken bones
cuts and bruises
What is this?
Architect Scale
Engineer Scale
Tape Measure
Grade Rod
What is this?
Dimension Line
Hidden Line
Structural Line
Fishing Line
What is this?
Civil Drawing
Architechtural Drawing
Plumbing Plan
Structural Drawing
What view is this?
Aerial View
Elevation
Cross Section View
What is this?
Door Schedule
General Notes
Title Block
Window Schedule
The plan that shows underground utilities is the ________________.
floor plan
foundation plan
site plan
electrical plan
The interior layout of a structure appears in the ____________________.
elevation drawing
floor plan
site plan
schedules
A drawing that represents a material or component on a plan.
key note
legend
symbol
Which document provides detailed information to enable tendering for contracts?
Architects working drawings.
Schedule.
Bill of quantities.
Conditions of contract.
What is the term used to show different materials on working drawings?
Shadings.
Hatchings.
Images.
Design.
By checking the material delivery ticket against contract specifications it will ensure the materials are:
the correct price.
delivered to schedule.
the correct type.
the correct weight.
identify the detail is shown in the picture
Circular columns with roof slab
Columns with cutout in the center
Pile foundation with Types of pile caps
Different type of column grouping layout
The drawing shown would be known as?
a Component Range drawing.
an Elevation drawing.
a Plan drawing.
a Block plan.
A Block plan drawing would usually be produced to which of the following scale ratio's?
1:100
1:500
1:2500
1:10
The British Standard code for drawings is;
BS1969
BS1192
BS1945
BS1066
The sign shown is the sign to show a what?
Boundary
Datum
Ley line
Horizon.
When you see this sign on a drawing which direction is it identifying?
South
West
North
East
Which member of the building team will prepare a Bill of Quantities?
The Project Manager.
The Quantity Surveyor
The Site Engineer.
The Clerk of Works.
When an operative receives a delivery on site which document must be checked prior to the delivery being accepted?
The Manufacturers Instructions.
The Delivery Note.
The Bill of Quantities.
The Specification.
A "Block Plan" drawing shows?
the front and side of the proposed building.
the ends of the building.
the location of the site in relation to the surrounding area.
the floor plan of the building.
Which of the following is a common scale used for site plan's?
1:100
1:1250
1:200
1:10
On a site plan what would the abbreviations RWP stand for?
Round wide pipe.
Rain water pipe.
Real wood partition.
Rendered with plaster
which of the following items would not be part of a Specification.
Material types to be used.
The cost of tool hire.
The type of paint to be used.
The sizes of hinges used on door's.
In which of the following would a Bill of Quantities likely to be found?
In an Estimate.
In a Tender Package
In a quote
In a fixed price for works.
The type of drawing shown in the image is known as a ?
Block plan drawing.
Elevation drawing.
Floor plan drawing.
Component drawing.
Which drawing would provide the measurements of room's, and the position of doors and stair's.
Elevation drawing.
Floor plan drawing.
Block plan drawing.
Location plan drawing.
The type of drawing shown in the image is known as a:
Block plan
Component drawing
Plan drawing
Elevation
You would obtain the correct information relating to the correct location in a building to fit door's or window's from which of the following?
a schedule.
a plan drawing.
an elevation drawing.
a block plan.
Which document would be prepared by an employer to identify any potential hazards and then identify control measures to lower the potential risks from those hazards?
A risk evaluation.
A hazard assessment
A risk assessment
A written assessment
A professional, licensed person who creates and designs drawings for a construction project.
engineer
Architect
professional constructionist
civil planner
A part of a drawing sheet that includes some general information about the project.
hidden lines
leader
legend
title block
A drawing that provides an aerial view of the layout of each room
floor lines
store plan
floor plan
lined floors plans
A drawing that shows the layout and elevation of the building foundation is:
foundation plan
plumber
Side view
hidden lines
Side view of a building or object, showing height and width is:
elevation
drawing elevations
elevation drawings
side to side elevations
To clarify information that cannot be shown on the drawings, the architectural and engineering firm will prepare _____.
specifications
contracts
floor plans
change order
Information about the structure or assembly is provided in the _____.
legend borders
title block
plot area
proposal block
Why is it important to protect setting out work?
Prevent rebuilding costs.
To save time on the programme
To save time on the programme
To maintain the correct building measurements
What piece of equipment is most commonly used when taking measurements from a working drawing?
Tape
Scale ruler
Laser level
Spirit level
Which plan is used to represent a vertical cut line through a building?
Cross section
Isometric projection
General location
Assembly detail
When setting out a corbel from a Detail drawing, what is the most common scale?
1:5000
1:500
1:50
1:5
What unit of measure is used when excavating materials from the ground?
m2
m
m3
mm2
Name the setting out equipment used for marking walls before excavation takes place?
Gauge rod
Datum point
Profile board
Temporary bench mark
Which one of the following could be used to take a measurement from an original drawing?
Protractor
Scale rule
T square
Set square
Which scale is commonly used on a detail drawing?
1:5
1:100
1:250
1:2500
What drawing would be used to show the foundation detail?
Front elevation
Location plan
Site plan
Section through.
Why must existing gas supplies be located before building work begins?
To cover them with concrete for protection
To ensure new pipework can be connected
To allow maintenance to be carried out
To prevent damage to the services.
Why should site clearance take place?
To allow materials to be delivered
To ensure the site is ready for setting out
To reduce the cost of removing the topsoil
To allow Building Inspectors time to inspect the site
Which one of the following describes the building line?
A line from which setting out will be taken, approved by the HSE
The centre line of a proposed or existing building
A gridline used to mark the position of internal walls
A line from which setting out will be taken, approved by the Local Authority.
What ratio should be used when setting out a right angled corner?
1:2:3
3:4:5
4:5:6
5:6:7
Which one of the following should be used to set out a right angled quoin?
Storey rod
T square
Straight edge
Builder’s square
It is important to check the diagonal measurements when setting out to ensure the building is;
level
plumb
square
gauged
Which one of the following will detail the safe sequence of work?
Method statement
Building Regulations
Specification
Drawings
What action should be taken if the material being used on site does not match the material stated in the specification?
Report to the supervisor and ask for clarification
Continue working with the current materials
Report to the HSE and ask for clarification
Seek approval from the Building Inspector
When transferring levels over a distance, a spirit level should be used with a;
builder’s square
straight edge
site square
storey rod
A site datum is used to establish a;
levels
lengths
square
position
How should a wall position be transferred from profiles onto foundation concrete?
Level from ranging line and mark using mortar screed
Plumb from ranging line and mark using mortar screed
Gauge from ranging line and mark using concrete screed
Measure from ranging line and mark using concrete screed
Why is it important to protect site datums from damage?
To comply with HSE guidance
To comply with Building Regulations
To ensure the accuracy of levels taken
To ensure the accuracy of dimensions taken
What is the timber profile shown in the image used for?
To provide access for excavators
To support the sides of a trench
To set out wall positions
To set out levels
Which one of the following should be used when checking for gauge?
Ranging line
Straight edge
Tape measure
Builder’s square
When pouring concrete into foundation trenches, pegs can be used to ensure the correct ;
level
strength
workability
finish
How can a spirit level be checked for accuracy?
By using a builder’s square to check the level
By reversing the level between two level pegs
By cleaning the level after use
By levelling against a storey rod
Which plan shows the depth of a foundation?
Plan View
Elevation
Sectional
Block
Which hand tools are used to cut blocks?
Lump Hammer and Bolster
Claw Hammer and Chisel
Brick Hammer and Chisel
Trowel
Hatchings on drawings are used to identify what?
Dimensions
Materials
Specification
Quantities
Which drawing could be used to locate the materials compound on a construction site?
Block plan
Site plan
Sectional Plan
Plan view
Which trowel is used to spread a bed and perp a block?
Gauging
Pointing
Laying
Bucket
Before building a block wall which document must be referred to first?
Method statement
Specification
Plans
Risk Assessment
This is called a...
A piece of wood
Profile
Gauge rod
Gutter
