Masonry Magazine January 2014 Page. 24
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understanding basic terminology and abbreviations; understanding basic details; and estimating procedures for determining quantities for bricks, blocks, mortar and metal accessories. Introductory Laying Techniques Advanced Laying Techniques -teaches the student how to understand the basic structural principals of a wall and fundamentals for different types of walls. Control joints, expansion joints, reinforcement and bonding techniques are discussed. Arches and arch layout are discussed in this module for the more advanced student. Residential Module -includes information on building steps and chimneys as well as many of the requirements for residential construction. Commercial High Rise Construction Practices�describes the different equipment associated with multi-story construction. Safety equipment is covered as well as safety procedures associated with this specialized craft. Safe material handling and high-rise lifting hand signals are diagramed for a quick understanding and reference for the student. Grouting and Reinforcing Walls -covers typical ingredients and properties of grout, different grouts used in various applications, admixtures, and methods for placement of rodded, low-lift and high-lift grout. Metal work associated with the trade-an important module as it covers non-masonry laying skills that are important to the advancement of a mason. Installation
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