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What is the first step you should do in locating corner stakes for a building? -
Answers✔Establish a baseline.
Once the building corners are square, which step is taken next when you are preparing a site
for concrete? - Answers✔Erect the batter boards and place the building lines.
You must install bracing on batter boards if the soil is - Answers✔Loose or the stakes are higher
than 3 feet.
How do you hold the building lines securely in place in batter board construction? -
Answers✔Make a saw kerf in the outside edge of each ledger board.
When excavating around the outside wall planes, how much working space should you allow
for form construction? - Answers✔2 feet.
When grade stakes are used between wooden footing forms, which action must you take
before the concrete sets? - Answers✔Remove the stakes and fill holes with concrete.
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How do you form any square or rectangular dimensioned slab using metal forms? -
Answers✔By letting one form end extend past each corner.
When constructing a footing for a bearing wall, the sides are held in place with the correct
distance maintained between them through the use of - Answers✔Stakes and spreaders.
When using 1-inch lumber for slab forms, at what approximate distance should you drive stakes
along the board? - Answers✔2 feet.
When using 2-inch lumber for slab forms, at what approximate distance should you drive stakes
along the board? - Answers✔4 feet.
How do you reinforce studs that extend over four or five feet when constructing wall forms? -
Answers✔Run double wales horizontally.
When constructing a new ramp, you must ensure the ramp's width is not - Answers✔Less than
36 inches.
When reinforcing steel specs require a No. 5 rebar, what is the actual need? - Answers✔5/8
inch.
When splicing welded wire fabric, a normal splice is made by lapping - Answers✔One full
square plus two inches.
When constructing footings and other structural members that are against the ground, how
much space should you allow between the steel and ground? - Answers✔3 inches.
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