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Sheet: TaskGrid-BUILDING PROP MAINT

Unit/Standard Number | High School Graduation Years 2014, 2015 and 2016  Building/Property Maintenance CIP 46.0401 Task Grid | Proficiency Level Achieved: (X) Indicates Competency Achieved to Industry Proficiency Level
 | Secondary Competency Task List
100 | DEMONSTRATE SAFETY IN THE BUILDING AND PROPERTY MAINTENANCE PROGRAM
101 | Demonstrate knowledge of general shop safety.
102 | Wear appropriate personal protective clothing.
103 | Wear eye protection, hearing protection, and respiratory protection each time it is required in the lab.
104 | Demonstrate knowledge of the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) and state its purposes.
105 | Demonstrate how to lift and carry heavy objects safely.
106 | Demonstrate knowledge of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and where to find them in the BPM lab.
200 | DEMONSTRATE KNOWLEDGE OF THE BUILDING AND PROPERTY [NAME] LAB
201 | Demonstrate knowledge of BPM lab rules for behavior.
202 | Arrive to class on time; prepared to work.
203 | Follow safety rules for tools, machines and processes.
204 | Complete all theory assignments and homework on time.
205 | [NAME] lab tools and equipment.
206 | Keep daily time cards and project logs.
207 | Record daily units/hour records.
208 | Describe work ethics.
209 | Demonstrate problem-solving skills in completing shop projects.
210 | Demonstrate efficient methods of storing materials and supplies.
211 | Accurately demonstrate the ability to use measuring devices.
212 | Demonstrate how to estimate quantities of materials needed for a job.
213 | Identify student organizations if they exist in the school.
300 | PERFORM BASIC CARPENTRY AND REPAIR TASKS
301 | Identify common building materials.
302 | Read and interpret building plans.
303 | Prepare a bill of material.
304 | Layout stock.
305 | Layout angles.
306 | Find the center line of stock.
307 | Use a sliding T-bevel to transfer an angle.
308 | Transfer a cut line using a marking gauge.
309 | Test a level for accuracy in the vertical and horizontal positions.
310 | Test a horizontal surface using a level.
311 | Test a vertical surface using a level.
312 | Snap a chalk line.
313 | Cut a miter using a miter saw.
314 | Bore a hole with an auger bit.
315 | Bore holes with a portable electric drill.
316 | Identify and select various nails for a specific job.
317 | Drive and remove nails using a claw hammer.
318 | Set finish nails with a nail set.
319 | Pull nails with a wrecking bar.
320 | Assemble miter joints by nailing.
321 | Select and drive screw-type fasteners by hand.
322 | Identify bolts, nuts and washers for a specific repair job.
323 | Identify anchors for masonry repair jobs.
324 | Identify screws for specific repair jobs.
325 | Drive/remove screws with a portable electric drill.
326 | Cut a gain for butt hinges and install butt hinges.
400 | OPERATE PORTABLE POWER TOOLS
401 | State and follow all safety rules and precautions for using portable power tools.
402 | Operate portable electric and battery operated drills.
403 | Operate a metal cutting (abrasive disc) chop saw.
404 | Operate a portable jigsaw and reciprocating saw.
405 | Operate a router.
406 | Operate disc grinders
500 | OPERATE A TABLE SAW
501 | State and follow all safety rules and precautions for using a table saw.
502 | [NAME] stock on a table saw.
503 | Crosscut stock on a table saw with a miter gauge.
600 | OPERATE A DRILL PRESS
601 | State and follow all safety rules and precautions for using a drill press.
602 | [NAME] holes in metal using a drill press.
603 | [NAME] holes in non-metallic materials using a drill press.
604 | Sand curves and radii on a drill press.
700 | OPERATE A COMPOUND MITER SAW
701 | State and follow all safety rules and precautions for using a compound miter saw.
702 | Cut stock to length on a miter saw.
703 | Cut angles on a miter saw.
704 | Cut compound angles on a miter saw.
800 | OPERATE A BENCH GRINDER
801 | State and follow all safety rules and precautions for using a bench grinder.
802 | Sharpen cutting tools on a bench grinder.
803 | De-burr stock on a bench grinder.
900 | PERFORM REGULAR TOOL AND MACHINE MAINTENANCE
901 | Identify broken tools and replace or repair immediately.
902 | Examine power tool and extension cords for damage; replace or repair.
903 | Lubricate moving parts of power tools as recommended by the manufacturer.
904 | Replace saw blades and other cutting tool accessories when they become dull.
905 | Sharpen hand tools, chisels, and drilling or boring bits when they become dull.
906 | Remove dust from power tool stators and rotors with vacuum equipment.
907 | Remove paint, oils, water, and lubricants from tool handles, and power tool housings and chassis.
1000 | REPAIR FLOORS
1001 | Identify floor members.
1002 | Install joist hangers.
1003 | Install or replace bridging between joists.
1004 | Repair plywood sub-flooring on joists.
1100 | REPAIR ROOFS
1101 | Identify roof members.
1102 | Identify roof types.
1103 | Repair roof sheathing.
1104 | Install and replace asphalt shingles.
1105 | Remove and replace a damaged shingle.
1106 | Demonstrate proper application of sealing compounds and caulking.
1200 | REPAIR STAIRS AND STAIRCASES
1201 | Repair damage to stair stringers and carriages.
1202 | Repair stair risers and treads.
1203 | Install or repair a stair railing.
1204 | Describe the installation and layout of stairs stringer/horse
1205 | Describe the installation of a flat rubber type roofs
1300 | INSTALL AND REPAIR DOORS AND WINDOWS
1301 | Install a new exterior lock set.
1302 | Hang an interior door.
1303 | Cut and install moulding.
1304 | Trim a door jamb and/or a window unit.
1305 | Trim a window, stool, apron, casing, and extension jambs.
1400 | APPLY AND REPAIR INTERIOR WALLS
1401 | Cut drywall with a utility knife.
1402 | Install drywall board.
1403 | Install metal corners prior to finishing drywall.
1404 | Tape and smooth drywall.
1405 | Cope an inside corner.
1406 | Miter an outside corner.
1407 | Install rubber baseboard trim.
1408 | Repair suspended ceiling grids and tiles.
1500 | REPAIR EXTERIOR WALLS
1501 | Identify, repair or replace siding components.
1502 | Identify, repair and clean gutter spouting components.
1600 | DEMONSTRATE MASONRY SKILLS
1601 | Practice safety while performing masonry work.
1602 | Identify common masonry tools.
1603 | Identify masonry supplies.
1604 | Identify safety hazards to masonry workers.
1605 | Mix mortar for block work.
1606 | Identify and describe uses of block types.
1607 | Cut block and brick with a masonry hammer.
1608 | Check work for plumb.
1609 | Check work for level.
1610 | Check work for straightness.
1611 | Strike off a block wall.
1612 | Clean mortar from block and brick work.
1613 | Mix mortar for brick work.
1614 | Identify standard brick bonds.
1615 | Identify and describe types of brick and their uses.
1616 | Cut brick and block with a brickset.
1700 | PLACE CONCRETE
1701 | Build forms for a concrete slab.
1702 | Mix concrete to a 1-2-3 proportion.
1703 | Cast a concrete slab.
1704 | Float concrete.
1705 | Finish concrete.
1706 | Patch steps and walkways.
1707 | Re-set masonry anchors.
1800 | REPAIR FLOOR AND WALL TILE
1801 | Estimate the quantity of tile needed for a repair.
1802 | Discuss tile terminology and applications.
1803 | Identify adhesives and mortars.
1804 | List, identify and explain tile tools and equipment.
1805 | List and explain various methods of installing tile.
1900 | REPAIR RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS
1901 | Apply the National Electric Code (NEC) to common installations.
1902 | Practice electrical safety.
1903 | Identify and use electrical tools.
1904 | Read and interpret electrical drawings.
1905 | Identify electrical symbols.
1906 | Understand and apply electrical theory.
1907 | Identify wire sizes & ampacities.
1908 | Identify wire types.
1909 | Use connectors/wire nuts to connect or splice wire.
1910 | Discuss proper disposal of fluorescent bulbs.
1911 | Change fluorescent bulbs.
1912 | Replace extension cord ends - male/female.
1913 | Reset an electric circuit breaker.
1914 | Install a ground fault circuit interrupting outlet.
1915 | Rough in a circuit.
1916 | Install a junction box.
1917 | Install adjustable bar hanger.
1918 | Install a light fixture.
1919 | Install a duplex receptacle.
1920 | Install a single pole switch.
1921 | Install a split wire duplex receptacle.
1922 | Install a 220-volt circuit.
1923 | Install a recessed light.
1924 | Install outlet boxes.
1925 | Bore holes for wire run.
1926 | [NAME] to boxes.
1927 | [NAME] (non-metallic cable) according to code.
1928 | Install a three-way switch.
1929 | Install a four-way switch.
1930 | Install BX cable to boxes.
1931 | Install conduit to boxes.
1932 | Fish wire through conduit.
1933 | Install rework boxes.
1934 | Check and replace a 24-volt transformer.
1935 | Install circuit breakers.
1936 | Install a GFCI circuit breaker.
1937 | Demonstrate proper grounding techniques.
1938 | Replace a faulty circuit breaker.
1939 | Install low-voltage wiring.
1940 | Install coaxial cable for television reception.
1941 | Install cabling for computer work stations.
1942 | Replace or install a ceiling fan.
2000 | REPAIR RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING SYSTEMS
2001 | Demonstrate knowledge of basic code regulations for water supply systems.
2002 | Demonstrate knowledge of basic plumbing code regulations for waste system.
2003 | Identify plumbing symbols.
2004 | Interpret plumbing drawings.
2005 | Identify types of pipes.
2006 | Identify plumbing pipe fittings.
2007 | Measure and cut steel pipe.
2008 | Thread steel pipe.
2009 | Install a supply line with steel pipe and fittings.
2010 | Sweat solder copper pipe and fittings using propane, MAPP, or Prestolite gas.
2011 | Install and replace copper pipe and fittings.
2012 | Solvent weld PVC ([NAME]) plastic pipe.
2013 | Install and repair PVC plastic pipe and fittings.
2014 | Repair waste water drains.
2015 | Install replace, and repair commodes.
2016 | Install lavatories and sinks.
2017 | Hook up water supply lines and waste water lines to a bathtub.
2018 | Install or replace a garbage disposal unit.
2019 | Clean and/or replace waste water traps and pipes.
2020 | Replace and repair a faucet set.
2021 | Identify and replace valves.
2100 | APPLY FINISHING MATERIALS
2101 | Demonstrate methods for protecting furniture, materials and surrounding surfaces from overspray and paint spatter.
2102 | Demonstrate procedures for taping door and window trim to protect them from finishing materials being applied.
2103 | Demonstrate how to prepare a surface prior to applying a finish.
2104 | Stain wood surfaces with wiping oil stains.
2105 | Apply a finish material with a brush and a roller.
2106 | Apply a finishing material with a suction-type spray gun.
2107 | Apply oil base paints.
2108 | Apply acrylic based paints.
2109 | Apply a spray finish.
2110 | Demonstrate proper procedures for cleaning paint brushes and rollers.
2200 | DEMONSTRATE SKILL IN MECHANICS
2201 | Identify safety hazards common to machines.
2202 | Practice safety while working on/with machines.
2203 | Clean mechanical devices.
2204 | Lubricate machines.
2205 | Make machine adjustments for jobs.
2206 | Adjust belt tension.
2207 | Define and discuss friction and lubrication.
2208 | Perform periodic maintenance.
2209 | Troubleshoot machine problems.
2210 | Repair/replace faulty parts.
2300 | DEMONSTRATE SAFE USE OF A PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW
2301 | State and follow all safety rules and precautions for using a portable circular saw.
2302 | [NAME] stock with a portable circular saw.
2303 | Cut wood stock across its grain using a portable circular saw.
2304 | Cut miters with a portable circular saw.
2400 | SERVICE ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SYSTEMS
2401 | Identify the scales on a thermometer.
2402 | Describe atmospheric pressure and how it is measured.
2403 | Define BTU (British Thermal Unit).
2404 | Describe types of heat transfer.
2405 | Identify the components of a gas fuel heating system.
2406 | Identify the components of an oil fuel heating system.