Building Materials
Onsite
Safety
Common Construction Terms
Tools
100
Very common fire resistive wall covering. Made of gypsum, starch and water then sandwiched between two layers of special paper.
What is Gypsum Board, Drywall or Sheetrock.
100

They act as the face and voice of SBP within disaster impacted communities.

What is a Project Lead/DCPL

100

Required protection to wear on site

What is PPE.

100

A detailed description of work to be performed on the house and serving as a foundational agreement between the homeowner and SBP.

What is a Scope of work.

100

A tool with a heavy metal head on a handle used for pounding and striking

What is a hammer
200

Sheathing for roofs, walls and sublfooring.

What is Plywood.

200

Found on all SBP worksites and are used as a tool for tracking, communication and accountability. 

What is a whiteboard

200

The points of contact required on a ladder.

What are 3 points of contact.

200

The process of building a structure's skeleton, or "shell," using materials like wood or steel to provide support and shape for the building's walls, floors, and roof

What is framing

200

Used for inserting and removing screws

What is a screwdriver.

300

A a durable, water-resistant, and affordable flooring made from multiple layers of synthetic materials

What is vinyl flooring.

300

Work alongside volunteers, teach volunteers the proper way to use tools to ensure safety, ensure volunteers have a successful and positive experience. 

What are expectations of a Project Lead.

300

Used when operating around loud noises.

What is Hearing Protection.

300

A list of deficiencies, incomplete or unacceptable work items compiled by the PM or DOC during the final inspection of the project

What is a punch list.

300

It has a round metal blade with sharp teeth and cuts metal, wood, fiberglass, concrete, plastics, and bricks.

What is a circular saw

400

This materials is used to prevent the transfer of heat, electricity, or sound

What is insulation.

400

a volunteer has worked hard on a task, it can be very demoralizing when they are asked to re-do the work. It is very important part of the job to make sure the house is built to standard.

What is quality control.

400

While handling insulation you must wear four required items for safety.

What are goggles, gloves, long sleeves and pants.

400

The proactive measures and processes implemented during and after the building phase to prevent mold growth by controlling moisture and humidity.

What is a mold suppression.

400

A long tool mainly made from steel alloys. It uses leverage principles and length to lift heavy objects or pry tightly fastened objects open

What is a crowbar.

500

A pliable, gypsum-based material used to finish and repair drywall.

What is a joint compound ("mud").

500

Give detailed instructions on each stage of construction your volunteers will be perform on site that day. 

What is to give a demonstration.

500

Heat index is over 90, this is a requirement for everyone's safety onsite. 

What is ahort (5 min) water breaks every 20 minutes

500

This method strengthens the wall and prevents cracking in mud. 

What is a staggering.

500

A form of a hammer that uses compressed air to drive nails into wood or other construction materials.

What is a nail gun