Site Management Flashcards
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Which type of temporary facility specification is MOST likely found in Division 01?
Answer: Construction trailers and field offices
Division 01 — General Requirements covers temporary facilities such as construction trailers, portable toilets, and field offices used during the project.
A specification requires soil compaction testing at 'every 2,000 square feet per lift.' This is an example of:
Answer: A frequency-based quality control testing requirement
Specifying testing at defined intervals per lift is a frequency-based quality control requirement ensuring consistent compaction throughout the fill.
What is the typical consequence when a contractor fails to maintain as-built drawings during construction?
Answer: The owner may withhold a portion of the final payment
Contracts typically allow the owner to withhold payment or apply liquidated damages if the contractor fails to maintain required as-built (record) drawings.
Which agency's regulations most directly govern worker safety on a US construction site?
Answer: OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)
OSHA's construction industry standards (29 CFR Part 1926) directly govern worker safety practices on US construction sites.
What is the role of a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) in relation to site management?
Answer: The CMAR assumes responsibility for construction means, methods, and cost of the work
A CMAR takes on contractual responsibility for the construction, assumes cost risk through a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP), and manages all site operations.
When a specification section requires a manufacturer's field representative for installation observation, who pays for this service?
Answer: The contractor includes it in the bid and coordinates attendance
The contractor is responsible for arranging and paying for manufacturer's field representative services as part of their contract obligations.
An 'independent testing laboratory' specified for quality control testing must be:
Answer: Approved by the owner and free from conflict of interest with the contractor
An independent testing laboratory must be approved by the owner and have no financial or organizational relationship with the contractor to ensure unbiased results.