Project Delivery Study Workbook: Domain 1 Flashcards by Ryan Roundtree

Responsibility:

Arranges project financing

Project team: Owner

Responsible participant: Financial institutions

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Advises, assists, makes
recommendations, and evaluates
the design for compliance with
the applicable building codes

Project team: Design

Responsible Participant: Life Safety Consultant

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Arranges sales appointments,
quotes pricing information, takes
purchase orders, and arranges for
product shipment

Project team: Supplier

Responsible Participant: Manufactures sales employee

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Responsibility:
Buys, inventories, and resells
materials, products, components,
assemblies, and equipment that
can be either fabricated or directly
incorporated into projects

Project team: Supplier

Responsible Participant:

Distributors

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Responsibility:
Contracts with a manufacturer to
promote products within a defined
geographic area

Project team: Supplier

Responsible Participant: Independent Sales representative

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Responsibility:

Designs the aesthetic and
technical aspects of a project

Project team: Design

Responsible Participant:

Architect

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Responsibility:

Determines the cost of the work

Project team: Contractor

Responsible Participant:

Estimator

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Responsibility:

Directs, manages, and coordinates
the day-to-day activities of a
construction project

Project team: Contractor

Responsible Participant:

Superintendent

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Responsibility:
Answers technical inquiries from
the design and construction teams,
presents seminars, and performs
other educational activities

Project team: Supplier

Responsible Participant:
Manufacturer technical employee

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Responsibility:

Establishes, monitors, and maintains
safety on the construction site

Project team: Contractor

Responsible Participant:

Safety Director

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Responsibility:

Examines the soil strata beneath
the surface of the ground and
subsurface geological formations
and makes recommendations for
the design of the facility foundations

Project team: Owner

Responsible Participant:

Geotechnical Engineer

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Responsibility:

Manages information about building
technology and sciences

Project team: Design

Responsible Participant:

Specifier/Knowledge manager

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Responsibility:

Occupies the facility for which it
was designed and constructed to
conduct activities in accordance
with its intended purpose

Project team: Owner

Responsible Participant:

Facility users

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Responsibility:

Provides risk coverage

Project team: Owner

Responsible Participant:

Insurance companies

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Responsibility:

Oversees the construction contract

Project team: Design

Responsible Participant:

Construction contract administrator

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Responsibility:

Provides general management
of the contractor’s staff, suppliers,
and subcontractors, and guides
the project through the
construction portion of the
project delivery method

Project team: Contractor

Responsible Participant:

Contractor’s project manager

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Responsibility:

Provides the labor, materials,
and services required for the
construction of a specific portion
of the work

Project team: Contractor

Responsible Participant:

Subcontractor

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Responsibility:

Researches the market to
determine what is important
to buyers and decision makers

Project team: Supplier

Responsible Participant: Manufacturers Marketing employee

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Responsibility:

Surveys land on which projects
are constructed to document the
existing conditions and features

Project team: Owner

Responsible Participant:

Surveyor

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Responsibility:

Technical and engineering designer
of structures that resist or support
static and dynamic loads

Project team: Design

Responsible Participant:

Structural engineer

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(4 C’s)

Use proper grammar and simple sentence construction
to avoid ambiguity.

Clear

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Do not leave out important information.

Complete

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Present information accurately and precisely.
Carefully select words that convey exact meanings

Correct

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Eliminate unnecessary words, but not at the expense of clarity,
correctness, or completeness.

Concise

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Write the name of each stage of the Facility Life Cycle in the text boxes.

Project conception Design Construction documents Procurement Construction facility management

activities associated with the facility life cycle stage: -Investigations -programming -Site evaluation and selection -Project delivery method selection

Project conception

activities associated with the facility life cycle stage: -Schematic Design -Design Development

Design

activities associated with the facility life cycle stage: -Construction Documents

Construction Documents

activities associated with the facility life cycle stage: -Competitive bidding/proposing -Contract negotiations -Direct purchase of goods and supplies

Procurement

activities associated with the facility life cycle stage: -Mobilization -Construction -Contract administration -Project closeout

Construction

activities associated with the facility life cycle stage: -Occupancy -O&M -Evaluation

Facility management

Match each document to the facility life cycle stage in which it is prepared. Then, identify the project participant who is responsible for preparing each document. Document: Bid Form

FACILITY LIFE CYCLE STAGE: Procurement RESPONSIBLE PARTICIPANT: Owner

Match each document to the facility life cycle stage in which it is prepared. Then, identify the project participant who is responsible for preparing each document. Document: Post Occupancy Evaluation

FACILITY LIFE CYCLE STAGE: Facility management RESPONSIBLE PARTICIPANT: Architect/Engineer

Match each document to the facility life cycle stage in which it is prepared. Then, identify the project participant who is responsible for preparing each document. Document: Project Schedule

FACILITY LIFE CYCLE STAGE: Project conception RESPONSIBLE PARTICIPANT: Owner

Match each document to the facility life cycle stage in which it is prepared. Then, identify the project participant who is responsible for preparing each document. Document: Outline Specifications

FACILITY LIFE CYCLE STAGE: Design RESPONSIBLE PARTICIPANT: Architect/Engineer

Match each document to the facility life cycle stage in which it is prepared. Then, identify the project participant who is responsible for preparing each document. Document: Bid/Proposal

FACILITY LIFE CYCLE STAGE: Procurement RESPONSIBLE PARTICIPANT: Contractor

Match each document to the facility life cycle stage in which it is prepared. Then, identify the project participant who is responsible for preparing each document. Document: Permits

FACILITY LIFE CYCLE STAGE: Construction RESPONSIBLE PARTICIPANT: Contractor

Match each document to the facility life cycle stage in which it is prepared. Then, identify the project participant who is responsible for preparing each document. Document: Certificate of Substantial Completion

FACILITY LIFE CYCLE STAGE: Construction RESPONSIBLE PARTICIPANT: Architect/Engineer

Match each document to the facility life cycle stage in which it is prepared. Then, identify the project participant who is responsible for preparing each document. Document: Construction Schedule

FACILITY LIFE CYCLE STAGE: Construction RESPONSIBLE PARTICIPANT: Contractor

Match the descriptions to the correct written format and standard type. Organizes the content within a single specification section

Written format: Sectionformat Standard type: Compositional

Match the descriptions to the correct written format and standard type. Organizes construction information based on physical parts of a facility called functional elements or systems and assemblies

Written format: Uniformat Standard type: Taxonomical

Match the descriptions to the correct written format and standard type. Standardizes the presentation of specification information on the printed page

Written format: Pageformat Standard type: Compositional

Match the descriptions to the correct written format and standard type. Standardizes preliminary project information using descriptions of basic systems and assemblies

Written format: PPDformat Standard type: Compositional

Match the descriptions to the correct written format and standard type. Classifies information applicable to the entire built environment

Written format: Omniclass Standard type: Taxonomical

Match the descriptions to the correct written format and standard type. Organizes construction, operation, and maintenance information of a facility based on work results

Written format: Masterformat Standard type: Taxonomical

Identify which written format is described by each statement. Includes MasterFormat and UniFormat

Written format: Omniclass

Identify which written format is described by each statement. Uses UniFormat as the structure for a preliminary project description

Written format: PPDFORMAT

Identify which written format is described by each statement. Has subjects in PART 1 that are extensions of MasterFormat Division 01

Written format: Sectionformat

Identify which written format is described by each statement. Used for organizing standard drawing details

Written format: Uniformat

Identify which written format is described by each statement. Used to structure preliminary cost estimates

Written format: Uniformat

Identify which written format is described by each statement. Used to organize construction specifications

Written format: Masterformat

Identify which written format is described by each statement. Used to organize database structures

Written format: Omniclass

Identify which written format is described by each statement. Used to organize product literature by work results

Written format: Masterformat

Identify which written format is described by each statement. Used to structure construction costs

Written format: Masterformat

Identify which written format is described by each statement. Organizes a MasterFormat specification section into three PARTS

Written format: Sectionformat

Identify which written format is described by each statement. Used to organize performance specifications

Written format: Uniformat

Identify which written format is described by each statement. Lays out text of a MasterFormat specification section in a standardized format

Written format: Pageformat

Identify which written format is described by each statement. Used to organize preliminary project descriptions

Written format: Uniformat

Identify which written format is described by each statement. Organizes the text of a preliminary project description

Written format: PPDFORMAT

List each of the four major components of NCS next to their corresponding description NCS major components: AIA CAD Layer guidelines

Provides a hierarchical organization for describing drawing layers

List each of the four major components of NCS next to their corresponding description NCS major components: CSI Uniform drawing systems

Organizes and presents the drawings and project information in a standard format for use in planning, design, construction, and operation of facilities throughout its lifecycle

List each of the four major components of NCS next to their corresponding description NCS major components: BIM implementation

States the NCS is the standard for design and construction drawing output from the BIM process

List each of the four major components of NCS next to their corresponding description NCS major components: Plotting guidelines

Ensures printed lines are easy to read so that the drawings can be interpreted properly

a digital representation of physical and functional characteristics of a facility. As such it serves as a shared knowledge resource for information about a facility forming a reliable basis for decisions during its lifecycle from inception onward.”

A BIM

Write the name of each rule courts use when interpreting contract documents next to the corresponding description. Ambiguous provisions will be interpreted against the party drafting the provision on the basis that the drafter had superior knowledge of the subject matter and should have been more specific or accurate in the preparation of the provision.

Construction against the drafter

Write the name of each rule courts use when interpreting contract documents next to the corresponding description. When specific information is written, the courts interpret it as intentional for the work and will be given more importance than general information or printed provisions.

Specific takes precedence over general

Write the name of each rule courts use when interpreting contract documents next to the corresponding description. Contract law is founded on the principle that two parties are mutually free to determine the terms of an agreement, within the bounds of lawful activities, for a specific purpose. Those who do so are seen as having the capacity to contract for products or services.

Autonomy to contract

Write the name of each rule courts use when interpreting contract documents next to the corresponding description. If the contract documents do not adequately establish the intentions of the contract provisions, then the court may rely on the customs and practices of an industry or a trade

Trade customs

Write the name of each rule courts use when interpreting contract documents next to the corresponding description. When considering questions, the court will search for the meanings of the words used and the purposes of the contract provisions. The documents will be interpreted in an effort to establish the parties’ intentions. If ambiguities or conflicts are found, other contract documents will be examined in the effort to find definitions and meanings. If an issue under consideration is of a technical nature, the specifications will be examined.

Entire agreement

Write the name of each rule courts use when interpreting contract documents next to the corresponding description. Ambiguous provisions will be interpreted by the court according to the practical meanings placed on them by the parties to the agreement.

Practical interpretation

Match each of the six (6) fundamental sustainable design approaches to the corresponding description. Repurposing historic or functionally obsolete buildings.

Historic presentation and rehabilitation

Match each of the six (6) fundamental sustainable design approaches to the corresponding description. Reusing building materials; using materials with recycled content; using regional materials; using materials from rapidly renewable sources; reducing waste reduction and encouraging recycling during construction and in the workplace; and using materials that do not reduce indoor air quality

Materials and resources

Match each of the six (6) fundamental sustainable design approaches to the corresponding description. Making best use of the site in regard to orientation; use of rainwater percolation and storage; reduced impact on infrastructure, neighborhood, and ecosystem; reduced heat island effect; use of brownfields in lieu of greenfields; and encouraging sustainable construction practices.

Site optimization

Match each of the six (6) fundamental sustainable design approaches to the corresponding description. Improving thermal comfort, ventilation, and moisture control; maximizing daylighting; using materials with low VOCs; controlling tobacco smoke; improving acoustic qualities; providing access to nature; and conducting building flush out or testing for off-gassing.

Environmental quality

Match each of the six (6) fundamental sustainable design approaches to the corresponding description. Reducing potable water usage for building and landscaping, and collecting and reusing water resources.

Water use and conservation

Match each of the six (6) fundamental sustainable design approaches to the corresponding description. Designing buildings with low energy usage; implementing renewable energy sources; reduce generation of greenhouse gases; implementing controls for building systems; and encouraging the use of commissioning.

Energy performance and conservation

For sustainability requirements, each team member has responsibilities. For each set of responsibilities, write the name of the responsible team member(s). Understand the project’s sustainability goals ‣ Have experience in the type of construction required ‣ Ensure that construction methods and techniques, purchasing of products, and management of construction waste are applied in a manner that fulfills the owner’s sustainability requirements

Contractor, Design/builder, and construction manager at risk

For sustainability requirements, each team member has responsibilities. For each set of responsibilities, write the name of the responsible team member(s). Implement maintenance procedures that support the sustainable design principles

Facility manager

For sustainability requirements, each team member has responsibilities. For each set of responsibilities, write the name of the responsible team member(s). Understand sustainability design principles and approaches and how they might affect construction cost ‣ Maintain sustainability goals throughout the facility life cycle ‣ Prioritize sustainability as a goal early during project conception

Owner

For sustainability requirements, each team member has responsibilities. For each set of responsibilities, write the name of the responsible team member(s). Be knowledgeable of sustainable design principles and approaches ‣ Apply the concepts properly to fulfill the owner’s requirements ‣ Understand how sustainability affects construction cost

Architect/Engineer

Project Delivery Study Workbook: Domain 1 Flashcards

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