Monday, December 8, 2008

window instaltion saftey

Safe Work Method Statement
Student name
Ricky aurisch

Supervisor/Lecturer:mr white__________________

Date:_____9/12/09__________ Accepted Yes / No
Workshop/college grounds
workshop
Job/work to be carried out
Window installation
Work Activity
Break the job down into steps
Potential Hazards
Safety Controls
1 Find a frame and set it up in the vice

2 fixed 4 pieces of weather board to the edges of the frame to determine how to protrude

3 remove weather board and line the outsides with weather proof alcor

4 nail all weather boards around the window.

5 spin the frame around nail some mdf around the interior to act as gyprock

6 insert your sill with routed edges so arcatrave can sit on

7cut some legths of pine for the arcatrave to nail to and insert

8 cut for 3 lengths of arcatrave to fit the window nicely then finished
A nail could prick you in the finger

Could cut your finger on the mitre saw


Could hit your hand with the hammer when nailing the alcor to the frame

Nail your hand to the frame


Smash finger with hammer


Get finger caught in the router


Get hand caught in mitre saw


A dodgy bit of arc with a nail hanging out when u cut it could fly off and hit some one
You check the frame thouraly

Hold the wood firmly and keep fingers away from the blade


Gently tap the nail in place the take hand away and hit it hard

Make sure your hand is out of the nail guns way

Take time and make sure your hands not in the way

Keep your hand away from the spinning blade

Keep hand away from the blade


Check all pieces before cutting

calculation assesment

perimeter-5.2m+5.2m+8.55+8.55=27.5
gross area of walls-5.2x2.4=12.48x2=24.96
-8.55x2.4=20.52x2=41.04 24.96+41.04=66
area of openings- window 1-1.3x1.6=2.08
-window 2-1.3x1.6=2.08
-window 3-1.2x1.1=1.32
-window 4-1.5x1.7=2.55
-door-2.1x0.9=1.89
=9.92
net area of wall-66m-9.92=56.08m2

coverage of the boards-56.08diveded by.160=350.5

meters required-350.5m

allow 7 % waste-350.5x1.07=375.035m

finding the cost- 7.25x375.035=$2719.00380




question 2-
perimeter-10.11+10.11+7.03+7.03=34.28m
6.76+676+1.88+1.88=17.28
34.28-17.28=17m2

gross area-7.03x2.4=16.872x2=33.744
10.11x2.4=24.264x2=48.528
33.744+48.528=87.272
area of openings-window1-1.35x1.5=2.025
window5-1.35x1.5=2.025
window2-1.2x1.8=2.16
window3-1.8x1.8=3.24
window4-1.8x1.2=2.16
window6-1.2x1.8=2.16
door-2.1x0.9=1.89
7%=66.612x1.75=71.612 total-15.66
net area 87.272-15.66=71.612
71.612x6.45=$461.90
how may sheets 2.7@1.2=3.24
71.612/3.24=23 sheets this based on a 2.4 sheets

Sunday, December 7, 2008

day 6


day6 8/12/08

today we started the second week in the workshop we were givin the task of fixing a area of cladding with an internal and a external corner. we first fixed some brown paper on the wall frames. then we cut 2 strips of alcor for the internal and external corners. we then placed pre cut pices of pine for the inrenal and the external there was a strip cut out down the back so it can just slip over the end. then cut some cladding and fixed them to the frame with screws allowing 25mm over lap. then we packed up the tools and came back after lunch and dimanteled them salvaging the left over pieces. then we went to the class room were we did a few questions in the cladding and linings work book we worked out the perimeter, gross area and worked out cost and the amount of cladding needed. then came to the computer room to do some more calculations a nd this blog.

Thursday, December 4, 2008

day 5

(day 5) 5/12/08
today we started in the work shop with 7 of us selected to install and remove doors single and doubles. i was chosen to be one of the people so we got crakin on our single doors straight away. it was a normal door with a strip of pine down either side witch we plained to suit the door frame once we did that we marked were our hinges were going and chiseled the slots out the screwed the hinges on and just hang the door. then we drilled a door hanled hole and fixed in the door handles. then just before lunch we started on our double doors wich is very simular to the single just hanging one in the oppisite way and making sure they both matched ideticly then fit small door handles and done then came did some blogging.

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

skirting

day 4 4/12/08
to we started of in the workshop the we retrieved some some skirting boards and made way to the work benches. we set up our blocks for skirting around and got stuck in to it with some differrent types of joinin and internal cornas we were asked to do. then once we had completed that were were then asked to place quarter round pieces around half of the block using the same method of corner joining then we pulled it apart and had a big clean up the made our way to the computer room to write our blog for the day

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

window installation









Project Construction Plan Assignment

Complete this assignment to form part of your portfolio.

In your own words describe the steps involved and tools / equipment required for the project
Name
Ricky aurisch
Date
3/12/08
Project
name
Install window frames
Construction steps
How it happens
Tools and Equipment required
1
We collected a pre made frame and window frame which we lined with with brown paper to represent sisalation
tape
2
Then we fixed 4 pieces of weather board on each corner to determine how far the window frame must protrude the frame the check for plumb and squareness
Hammer, nails, square
3
Remove the weather board and line the out side with alcor the weather board all the way round the window
Hammers, nails
4
Spin the frame around and place thin lengths of mdf around the frame to act as the gyprock
Hammer, nails
5
Place your sill in check out both ends allowing 80mm over hang for the acatrave to sit on then router the edges and lightly sand
Square, nail gun, sanding paper
6
Cut and sand some chocks the fit down the inside of the 2 sides then 1 across the top fix them all in
Mitre saw, thicknesser, nail gun
7
The all you have to do is mitre some lengths of arcatrave allowing 10 mm all the way round the fix doneeee.
Square, nail gun