2025 - 2026
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"Electrical Wiring for Commercial Buildings: Solutions and Answer Guide (18th
Edition)"
By Phil Simmons, Ray C. Mullin, and Mark Ode 2025-2026
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2025 - 2026
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"Electrical Wiring for Commercial Buildings: Solutions and Answer Guide (18th
Edition)"
By Phil Simmons, Ray C. Mullin, and Mark Ode 2025-2026
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CHAPTER 1: COMMERCIAL BUILDING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Review ....................................................................................................................... 1
Note to instructor: It is recommended that students be required to respond,
where appropriate, with answers that are complete sentences.
REVIEW
Refer to the National Electrical Code or the working drawings when
necessary. Where applicable, responses should be written in complete
sentences.
1. What section of a commercial building’s specification contains
a list of contract documents?
Answer: A list of the contract documents is contained in General
Clauses and Conditions. A listing of the Commercial Building
contract documents is presented in this chapter under the heading
―Commercial Building Plans.‖ The instructor may wish to have the
students check over this listing and compare it with the plans
provided.
2. The requirement for temporary light and power at the job site will be found in
3. what
portion of a commercial building’s specification?
Answer: The Supplementary General Conditions specifies the job
site requirements for temporary light and power. In some contracts,
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, this electrical system becomes the responsibility of the general
contractor; in other contracts, it is the electrical contractor’s
responsibility to install and maintain the temporary electrical system.
The instructor may wish to refer the student to NEC Article 590 and
discuss the requirements in detail.
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