Louisiana Administrative Code
Title 28 - EDUCATION
Part CXXVII - Bulletin 122-Trade and Industrial Education Curricula
Chapter 3 - Carpentry Competencies/Objectives
Section CXXVII-307 - Level Four

Universal Citation: LA Admin Code CXXVII-307

Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 9, September 20, 2024

A. Module 27401-03. Site Layout Two: Angular Measurement

1. Perform calculations pertaining to angular measurements.
a. Use the Pythagorean theorem to determine unknown values.

b. Use right triangle trigonometry to determine unknown values.

c. Convert feet and inches to decimal feet, and vice versa.

d. Convert angular measurements stated in decimal degrees to degrees, minutes, seconds, and vice versa.

e. Convert azimuth to bearing, and vice versa.

f. Convert polar coordinates to rectangular coordinates, and vice versa.

g. Convert distance and direction into latitudes and departures.

2. Recognize, safely use, and properly care for site layout tools and instruments, including:
a. construction laser instruments;

b. transits;

c. theodolites;

d. electronic distance measurement instruments (EDMIs);

e. total stations.

3. Lay out building lines using traditional and radial layout techniques.

4. Use a laser level to determine unknown elevations.

5. Use trigonometric leveling techniques to determine unknown elevations.

B. Module 27402-03. Advanced Roof Systems

1. Describe the characteristics and properties of metals as they relate to roofing applications.

2. Identify the types of trusses and joists used in commercial roofing.

3. Demonstrate the installation of panels for a lap seam metal roof, including the preparation of eaves.

4. Demonstrate the installation of panels for a standing seam metal roof.

5. Describe the proper installation procedures for a built-up roof.

6. Demonstrate the installation of endlapped panels for a standing seam metal roof.

7. Demonstrate the sealing of a sidelap standing seam metal roof.

C. Module 27403-03. Advanced Floor Systems

1. Identify different types of floor systems.

2. Explain the purpose of working drawings as they relate to flooring systems.

3. Identify the different types of floor coverings and discuss their applications.

4. Explain the various methods of fireproofing floor systems.

5. Demonstrate the ability to install various types of floor coverings.

D. Module 27404-03. Advanced Wall Systems

1. Explain the different types of wall systems.

2. Explain the different types of wall finishes.

3. Explain the various methods of fireproofing a wall system.

4. Demonstrate the ability to install paneling with wainscoting.

5. Describe the process used in forming and installing tilt-up wall panels.

6. Identify various advanced wall systems and explain the techniques used in their construction.

7. Demonstrate the ability to build penetration firewalls and sound control walls per specifications.

E. Module 27405-03. Advanced Stair Systems

1. Identify the various stair parts.

2. Explain and demonstrate the procedure for cutting and installing various stair parts, including:
a. mitered finish stringers;

b. mitered risers;

c. treads;

d. newel posts;

e. handrails;

f. balusters.

3. Describe the method for finishing service stairs and main stairs, and demonstrate instructor-selected finishing for one or more of the following:
a. open;

b. closed;

c. combination open/closed;

d. L-shaped;

e. u-shaped

4. Identify what materials can be used to build stairs for commercial construction.

F. Module 27406-03. Introduction to Light Equipment

1. Identify and explain the operation and use of various pieces of light equipment, including:
a. aerial lifts;

b. skid steer loaders;

c. trenchers;

d. generators;

e. compressors;

f. compactors;

g. forklifts;

h. backhoe.

2. State the safety precautions associated with light equipment.

3. Operate selected items of light equipment.

G. Module 27407-03. Welding

1. Identify and explain the parts of an oxyfuel cutting outfit.

2. State the safety rules for working with oxyfuel equipment.

3. Identify the proper protective clothing and eye protection to be used in oxyfuel cutting.

4. Explain the meaning of the terms backfire and flashback, describe how to avoid them, and what to do if they occur.

5. Match cutting torch tips to their applications.

6. Under the supervision of the instructor, demonstrate the ability to:
a. set up equipment for oxyfuel cutting;

b. turn on, light, and adjust the equipment to obtain a neutral flame;

c. cut mild steel, stop, and restart the cut

7. State the safety precautions associated with arc welding.

8. Identify the proper protective clothing and eye protection to be used in welding.

9. Identify the types of arc welding machines.

10. Identify the types of arc welding electrodes.

11. Interpret the meanings of the electrode classification codes.

12. Identify the factors to consider when selecting electrodes.

13. State the characteristics of a good weld.

14. Under the supervision of the instructor, demonstrate the ability to perform one or more of the following welding procedures:
a. start, stop, and restart a bead;

b. construct a pad weld;

c. construct a butt weld;

d. construct a lap-joint fillet weld in the overhead position;

e. construct a T-joint fillet weld in the vertical up position;

f. construct a square-groove butt-joint weld in the vertical down position.

H. Module 27408-03. Metal Buildings

1. Discuss the common applications and basic design principles of metal buildings and contrast them to standard construction.

2. State the safety precautions applicable to metal building assembly, including:
a. power tool safety;

b. rigging safety;

c. electrical safety;

d. concrete-related safety;

e. fall protection;

f. ladder and scaffold safety;

g. welding safety.

3. Describe fastening methods used in metal building construction.

4. Describe the basic erection practices for interior and end bays of metal buildings.

5. Describe the procedures used in plumbing, leveling, and squaring a metal building and contrast them to those used in standard construction.

6. Identify and describe the types of roof panels and roofing materials used on metal buildings.

7. Identify and describe the types of walls and wall finishes used on metal buildings.

8. Describe the procedures used to install windows and doors in metal buildings.

9. Interpret metal building drawings and schematics.

I. Module 27409-03 (Mt101). Introductory Skills for the Crew Leader

1. Discuss current issues and organizational structure in the construction industry today.

2. Understand and incorporate leadership skills into work habits, including:
a. communication;

b. motivation;

c. team building;

d. problem solving; and

e. decision-making skills.

3. Demonstrate an awareness of safety issues, including the cost of accidents and safety regulations.

4. Identify a supervisor's typical safety responsibilities.

5. Show a basic understanding of the planning process, scheduling, and cost and resource control.

AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 17:6(A)(10).

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