1. What types of transactions between the contractor and the owner or engineer/architect should be documented? 2. What happens when the terms of the Supplementary General Conditions are in conflict with the General Conditions? 3. Under CSI Format, explain the difference between the documents referred to as “General Conditions” and “General Requirements.” 4. What are the three principles of lean construction and why are they relevant to the environment? 5. What purpose does an audit trail of documents or transactions provide? 6. Give an example of a process to demonstrate how workflow could be used for contract administration. 7. Under the CSI Format, the definition of Contract Documents does not include the Notice Inviting Bids, Instructions to Bidders, or the Bid itself. Name the principal exception to this rule, wherein the term Contract Documents may include the Notice Inviting Bids, Instructions to Bidders, and the Bid itself. 8. What is the value of having a project extranet track outstanding issue? 9. Give three examples of unenforceable phrases if used in specifications. 10. On design–build projects, why is it so important that preconstruction phase job conferences be documented? 11. What happens when the terms of the Supplementary General Conditions are in conflict with the General Conditions? 12. What differentiates BIM from 3-D modeling? 13. Why are workflow processes beneficial? 14. Can the Supplementary General Conditions be used to modify the Agreement form? 15. If you were working with a set of project specifications prepared in CSI Format, under what division numbers would you find the following subjects? _______ Plumbing _______ Sheet metal fabrications _______ Project meetings _______ Contractor submittals _______ Painting _______ Piling _______ Roof flashing and sheet metal _______ Butler buildings _______ Alarm systems
1. What types of transactions between the contractor and the owner or engineer/architect should be
documented?
2. What happens when the terms of the Supplementary General Conditions are in conflict with the General
Conditions?
3. Under CSI Format, explain the difference between the documents referred to as “General Conditions” and
“General Requirements.”
4. What are the three principles of lean construction and why are they relevant to the environment?
5. What purpose does an audit trail of documents or transactions provide?
6. Give an example of a process to demonstrate how workflow could be used for contract administration.
7. Under the CSI Format, the definition of Contract Documents does not include the Notice Inviting Bids,
Instructions to Bidders, or the Bid itself. Name the principal exception to this rule, wherein the term Contract Documents may include the Notice Inviting Bids, Instructions to Bidders, and the Bid itself.
8. What is the value of having a project extranet track outstanding issue?
9. Give three examples of unenforceable phrases if used in specifications.
10. On design–build projects, why is it so important that preconstruction phase job conferences be documented?
11. What happens when the terms of the Supplementary General Conditions are in conflict with the General
Conditions?
12. What differentiates BIM from 3-D modeling?
13. Why are workflow processes beneficial?
14. Can the Supplementary General Conditions be used to modify the Agreement form?
15. If you were working with a set of project specifications prepared in CSI Format, under what division numbers would you find the following subjects?
_______ Plumbing
_______ Sheet metal fabrications
_______ Project meetings
_______ Contractor submittals
_______ Painting
_______ Piling
_______ Roof flashing and sheet metal
_______ Butler buildings
_______ Alarm systems
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