before construction begins and the contract is signed.
4.
As built drawings
-
The original construction drawings marked up to reflect all of the
changes made during construction. Contractors use as-built drawings to record changes that
may affect the main building plan, such as relocating ductwork, plumbing, or electrical.
5.
Easement
-
An easement gives one party the right to use or enter part of the property of
another. Owners often need a way of easement to run electricity, water, or gas across another
owner’s property. Easements don’t grant ownership, only the right to use another’s property
for specified purposes.
6.
Alteration -
Also known as a remodel, an alteration to a structure is any change to
its interior. For example, adding or removing non-structural walls to change the
layout of a house.
7.
Electrical Rough-In
- A structure’s electrical system is considered “roughed in” after a
licensed electrician has finished installing the wiring, electrical boxes, lighting fixture
mounts, and breaker panels. At this point, the system is ready for inspection. Electrical
rough ins begin after framing is completed and before drywall is installed.
8.
Cabinetry
– cabinet work
4.
Estimate the direct costs associated with a project you are involved with or a
simulated project provided by the instructor. Discuss the direct costs and estimations
with colleagues, peers or an instructor using listening and questioning techniques to
seek and clarify information.
This activity can take place in a workplace
environment or simulated setting. It will need to be observed by the trainer/assessor
or third party.
Direct cost
The total budget for the kitchen renovation project is $30,000. Each of the main levels of the
WBS has been estimated below:
Plan
Estimated Cost
Percentage
Planning and Design
$2500
8%
Demolition
$1000
3%
Construction
$24300
81%
Test and communication
$900
3%
Clean up
$800
3%
Turnover
$500
2%
1.
Planning and design - $2500
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2.
Demolition - $1000
3.
Construction - $24,300
4.
Test and communication - $900
5.
Clean – up - $800
6.
Turnover - $500
Planning and design
Demolition
Construction
Test and communication
clean up
Turnover
$0
$5,000
$10,000
$15,000
$20,000
$25,000
$30,000
Breakdown in Dollars
Cost
Breakdown in Percentage %
Breakdown in Percentage
Planning and design
Demolition
construction
Test and communication
clean up
Turnover
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5.
Give an example of a time when you have recognised and responded to
organisational and legislative/regulatory requirements.
This activity can take place
in a workplace environment or simulated setting. It will need to be observed by the
trainer/assessor or third party.
During disasters and emergencies
While identifying Occupational health and safety
6.
Give two examples of appropriate communication protocols and practices to ensure
shared understanding of project roles and expectations. What collaborative
techniques could you use to engage stakeholders?
