Exam 1 Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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when was the code of hurambi made

A

1792-1750BC

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2
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What does ASC stand for

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Associated schools of construction

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3
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how many 4 year colleges with contruction majors

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120

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4
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what are the 5 primary sectors of the construction industry

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residential 
commercial
heavy civil
industrial
environmental
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5
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what is the most volatile segment of construction

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residential

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6
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who are the primary players in construction

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oners
design professionals
construction professionals
secondary players

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7
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what are the two basic owners

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provate and public

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8
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what are the two design professinals

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architects and engineers

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9
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who is considered secondary players in the industry

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utility, bonding, insurance companies, building and zoneing officials

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10
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who is considered third level players in the industry

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courts, attorneys, government, trade associations

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11
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what does AGC stand for

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Associated General Contractors is a union based

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12
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What does ABC stand for

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Associated Builders and Contractors is a non union based

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13
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what does NAHB stand for

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National Association Of Home Builders

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14
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what does LEED stand for

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Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design

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15
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What does AIC Stand for

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American Institute of COntractors

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16
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what does CMAA Stand for

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Construction Management Association of America

17
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what does scope mean

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it sets the parameters of the project and identifies what work needs to get done

18
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what happens in design bid build

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owner hires arch to design structure
owner selects GC
GC selects subs

19
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what happens in COnstructin Management or CM at risk

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fee based service where the CM is responsible for the

CM AT RISK
owner nd acts in his best intrest
GC provides both pre construction and construction services

20
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what happens in besign build

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owner contracts with the design/build entity which is responsible fo the design of the project

21
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who selects project delivery

22
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what does a CM do

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mitigate the risks associated with project cost

23
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what type of bid do public projects have to be by law

24
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what are prequalifications for projects

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weeds out the contractors that are not qualified to bid on the project

25
what does notice to proceed mean
gives the go ahead to start work on the project
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what missing part of a bid could make the bid nonresponsive
bid bonds non collusion affidavit certificates of insurance subcontractor lists
27
what are the two main components of a contract
drawings and project manual
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difference between drawings and project manual
drawings are the plans | project manual is the specs
29
which drawing will take precedence if there is a discrepency
civil or think of it from the ground up. which ever drawing is closer to the start of the project will get precidence
30
what is the order of drawings
``` civil architectural structural mechanical electrical ```
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what are the 4 basic types of drawings
``` floor plans elevations sections details ```
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what does CSI mean
Construction Specification Institute
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who determines which type of contract the project will follow
the owner
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what are the 4 basic types of contracts
lump sum cost plus fee guaranteed maximum price unit price contracts