A-E
A mixture of cement, sand, gravel, and water that hardens over time.
Concrete
The base structure that supports a building.
Foundation
A small metal spike used to fasten materials together.
Nail
A framework, typically made of wood or metal, supporting a roof or bridge.
Truss
Name 3 saws
Band Saw, Miter Saw, Table Saw, Hand Saw, Circular Saw
Panels used to make interior walls and ceilings.
Drywall
A fluid form of concrete used to fill gaps or reinforce existing structures.
Grout
(Occupational Safety and Health Administration) — Ensures safe working conditions.
OSHA
Strengthening the foundation of an existing structure.
Underpinning
What are the 2 types of Sanders
Round Palm, Square Palm
Crushed stone, gravel, or sand used in concrete and construction.
Aggregate
Protective headgear worn on construction sites.
– Hard Hat
Material applied to walls and ceilings for a smooth or textured finish.
Plaster
Material that resists moisture from passing through walls or floors.
Vapor Barrier
Why Can't you use a drill to undo driven screws?
You can
The process of removing earth to prepare a site for building.
Excavation
A tool used to determine if a surface is perfectly horizontal or vertical.
Level
Quantity Surveyor
A professional who estimates and manages construction costs.
Joining materials, usually metals, by melting and fusing them.
Weld
What does the "O" in OSHA stand for
Occupational
A horizontal structural member used to support floors or ceilings.
joist
A temporary structure for supporting workers and materials during building.
Scaffold
A construction site or storage area for materials and equipment.
Yard