In partnership with AGC of Colorado, we offer you this upcoming three-unit series Superintendent Training Bootcamp held in a live-virtual format. In this series, participants will learn about scheduling considerations for construction as well as critical building methodologies, structural and building envelope systems, and major scopes of building systems, including HVACS, plumbing and MEP.
The Essentials of Field Management / Superintendent Bootcamp is designed to expand the knowledge of construction professionals who are looking to grow in their career. Ideal candidates for this course include field and project engineers, forepersons, assistant superintendents and anyone looking to gain a thorough understanding of the commercial construction building process. Sessions include a deep dive into building a project from the ground up.
Unit 3: Finishes and Building Systems
November 3, 8, 10, 15, 17
In this unit, students will learn about major scopes of building systems, including HVAC, plumbing and MEP as well as fire sprinklers, alarms, and smoke control. Additionally, the intricacies of specialty building types, including healthcare facilities, kitchen and labs will be covered. The installation of tile, stone and flooring finishes will conclude this instruction.
Session 1: HVAC, Plumbing and MEP, November 3HVAC The purpose of this session is to introduce students to the various types of HVAC systems. Common HVAC systems are explained, as well as the types of projects that would utilize that system. Additionally, variations of source equipment and the pros and cons for each system are discussed.PlumbingStudents will be introduced to the intricacies of plumbing. They are provided with information on plumbing materials and fixtures, as well as backflow prevention techniques. Additionally, they will go over hot water requirements and receive an introduction to waste, vent, and storm systems.Session 2: Fire Sprinklers, Fire Alarms, and Smoke Control, November 8 Fire SprinklersThis session provides students with an overview of building fire sprinkler systems and the ability to scope out each system for its intended use. Students will learn about the different components of the system, different types of systems, and testing the system.Fire Alarms and Smoke ControlStudents will receive an overview of building systems, fire alarms, and smoke control. Instruction is this session will give the student the ability to scope out each system for its intended use.Session 3: Specialty: Kitchens, Laundries, Science Labs, Bathrooms, November 10 Kitchens and LaundriesStudents will receive an overview of special equipment and coordination required for kitchen, laundries and other specialty projects. Emphasis will be in identifying where to find the information needed and the focus necessary to minimize rework and to accomplish the job efficiently.Science LaboratoriesStudents will learn about how to manage science laboratory projects. Primarily students will focus on fume hoods and considerations for the installation of fume hoods in projects.Toilet, Bath, Gym, FRPToilet & Bath, Gym, and FRP instruction will give students specific information about the proper installation of products according to product type, purpose, and ADA compliance requirements.Session 4: Healthcare Facilities and Infection Control, November 15 Healthcare FacilitiesIn this session, students will learn about the special considerations for projects involving medical gas. Specifically, students will learn about the different types of med-gas, med-gas monitoring systems, med-gas design and procurement, med-gas scheduling and installation and the commissioning and certification process for med-gas systems.Infection ControlStudents will be provided with key considerations when engaged in a project focused on infection prevention. Instruction will focus on Infection Control awareness, risk assessments, materials and equipment, and other key considerations for infection prevention and awareness.Session 5: Tile & Stone, Flooring Finishes, November 17 Instruction will focus on key factors that essentially apply to every floor covering and finish commonly used in the industry, including polished concrete, terrazzo, tile, wood, engineer, VCT, vinyl, resinous, and carpet.
Detailed unit and session descriptions can be found here.
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