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Building Maintenance & Construction - Tools and Maintenance Tasks
Building Maintenance & Construction: Tools and Maintenance Tasks introduces and develops knowledge of basic building maintenance tools and materials, applied skills and techniques, industry health and safety standards, and preventive maintenance and troubleshooting practices required by employers for entry-level positions in the building trades and facilities maintenance fields.
- Author
- Clifford Rutherford
- Publisher
- University of Hawaiʻi Maui College
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY
- Language
- EN
Contents· 41 sections
- 01: Safety
- 1.01: First Aid and Personal Protective Equipment
- 1.02: Eye and Face Protection
- 1.03: Hearing Protection
- 1.04: Head Protection
- 1.05: Hand Protection
- 1.06: Respiratory Protection
- 1.07: Foot Protection
- 1.08: Tool and Shop Safety
- 1.09: Ladder Safety and Fall Protection
- 02: Hand and Power Tools
- 2.01: Tool Choices and Applications
- 2.02: Measuring Marking Leveling and Layout Tools
- 2.03: Nails Hammers and Pneumatic Nailers
- 2.04: Threaded Fasteners Drivers Pliers and Wrenches
- 2.05: Saws
- 2.06: Drills and Accessories
- 2.07: Grinders Sanders and Accessories
- 03: Mathematics for Maintenance Techs
- 3.01: Required Math Concepts
- 3.02: Ohms Law Joules Law and Series
- 04: Plumbing Systems
- 4.01: Piping and Fittings
- 4.02: Domestic Water Service
- 4.03: Drain Waste and Vent (DWV)
- 4.04: Valves and Prevention Devices
- 4.05: Faucets Fixtures and Fixture Drains
- 4.06: Plumbing for Appliances
- 4.07: Water Heating
- 05: Electrical Systems
- 5.01: Electrical Safety
- 5.02: Electrical Tools and Testing Equipment
- 5.03: Electrical Terminology and Lighting
- 5.04: Conduit Boxes and Wiring
- 5.05: Fuses and Breakers
- 5.06: Receptacle and Switch Wiring
- 5.07: Outdoor Wiring Considerations
- 06: Maintenance Management Systems
- 6.01: Maintenance Categories
- 6.02: Work Order Process
- 6.03: Parts and Material Resources