Layout Skillz
Going in Circles
Future Forepeople of America
Mysteries of the Universe
100
This method allows you to strike multiple arcs to find your radius.

What is the bisect method?

100

Information needed to determine the radius.

What is the rise and span?

100

The most important approach to keeping records on the job.

What is the daily job log?

100

A part of the circumference of a circle. 

What is an arc?

200

In order to bisect a line you must use this dimension.

What is greater than half the span?

200

The point from which the arc is swung.

What is the strike point?

200

Used to document the time, materials, and equipment used on work performed outside of or in addition to the original contract documents.

What is an EWO, Extra work order, TAG?

200

The line between the two ends of the arc, perpendicular to the centerline.

What is the spring line?

300

Bisecting two lines between any three points on a circles circumference will give you this.

What is the exact center of the circle?

300

If you use 57 5/16" to strike a full circle, that circle would have a circumference of this.

What is 360"?

300

A document issued to the contractor or subcontractor formally identifying changes to the original plans, specifications, or other contract documents.

What is a change order?

300

The distance from the center of a circle to any point on the circumference.

What is the Radius?

400

This method allows you to layout an arc when the radius point is obstructed.

What is Graphing the Arch?

400

Formula to find the radius of an arc.

What is 

Radius = ((1/2 span)^2 div Rise + Rise)/2

400

Clarify missing or inconsistent information from the prints.

What is an RFI?

400

The name for the distance across the arch.

What is the span?

500

You need these two dimensions to graph an arch.

What is the rise and the span?

500

Formula to find the rise of an arch.

Rise = Radius - sqrt radius^2 - (span^2)/4 

500

Don't order these until your change order has been approved.

What is materials?

500

Shows the sequence of each activity, the start of each activity, the dependence of that activity on the completion of a preceding activity, and how the completion of that activity will restrict the commencement of subsequent activities.

What is a critical path schedule?