Lesson 1Interior framing and drywall: scope, sequencing, and crew responsibilitiesExplain interior framing an drywall scope, including layout, framing, boarding, taping, an firestopping. Emphasize crew roles, sequencing wid MEP trades, inspection points, an coordination wid schedule an quality standards. It help crews know dem job clear.
Layout control lines and wall locationsStud framing, backing, and bracing detailsShaft walls, rated partitions, and firestoppingBoarding, taping, and level of finish standardsCrew roles, manpower loading, and shift planningInterfaces with MEP, ceilings, and inspectionsLesson 2Mechanical (HVAC): rough-in, equipment set, ductwork, and balancing responsibilitiesCover HVAC trade responsibilities from rough-in through balancing, including ductwork, equipment setting, controls interfaces, an testing. Emphasize coordination wid structure, ceilings, an other MEP trades fi maintain clearances. It keep di air flowing right.
Duct routing, sizing, and coordination reviewsEquipment setting, anchorage, and accessVAV boxes, diffusers, and grille locationsInsulation, sealing, and leakage controlTAB procedures, reports, and acceptanceControls devices and intertrade interfacesLesson 3Plumbing: rough-in, fixture set, and final connectionsCover plumbing rough-in through final connections, defining responsibilities fi domestic water, sanitary, vent, an storm systems. Address fixture setting, coordination wid framing an finishes, testing, documentation, an deficiency resolution. It ensure water run smooth.
Risers, mains, and branch rough-in layoutSleeves, blockouts, and coordination with structureFixture carriers, in-wall supports, and backingFixture set, caulking, and trim installationHydrostatic and air testing responsibilitiesAs-builts, labeling, and closeout documentsLesson 4Inspection, testing, and commissioning activities and responsible partiesDetail inspection, testing, an commissioning steps fi building systems pon a typical floor. Define responsible parties, required documentation, witness requirements, deficiency tracking, an integration wid schedule milestones an turnover. It make sure all pass di test.
Code, third-party, and owner inspection typesHold points, witness points, and signoff flowMEP system testing and verification stepsFunctional performance and integrated testingDeficiency logs, retests, and reinspectionTurnover packages and commissioning reportsLesson 5Finishes: ceilings, flooring, painting, doors/hardware, and punch list handlingExplore interior finish activities fi ceilings, flooring, painting, doors, an hardware. Clarify trade interfaces, sequencing, quality standards, an punch list handling, including responsibility fi repairs, touch-ups, an documentation. It gi di building dat final nice look.
Ceiling grid, tiles, and access coordinationFlooring prep, moisture tests, and installationPainting sequencing and finish standardsDoor frames, slabs, and hardware installationProtection, touch-ups, and damage repairPunch list walks, tracking, and closeoutLesson 6Electrical: rough-in, conduit/cable tray, panel work, and final trimsDefine electrical trade activities from rough-in through final trims, including conduit, cable tray, wiring, panel work, an device installation. Highlight coordination wid ceilings, firestopping, testing, labeling, an documentation. It light up di place safe.
Conduit routing, sizing, and coordinationCable tray layout, loading, and supportsBranch circuits, homeruns, and terminationsPanelboard mounting, labeling, and torqueingDevice, lighting, and specialty power trimsTesting, meggering, and as-built updatesLesson 7Comprehensive activity breakdown from shell handover to final punch listProvide a floor-by-floor activity breakdown from shell handover to final punch list. Map trade mobilization, handoffs, overlaps, an float, enabling planners fi build realistic sequences, manpower plans, an look-ahead schedules. It cover every step.
Shell handover criteria and readiness checksInitial layout, survey, and control activitiesCore and shell tie-ins and enabling worksStacking trades and typical floor sequencesMilestones, float, and critical path reviewFloor turnover, demobilization, and lessonsLesson 8Fire protection: sprinkler rough-in, hangers, and testing responsibilitiesDefine fire protection trade scope fi sprinklers, including layout, rough-in, hangers, seismic bracing, an head installation. Clarify testing responsibilities, coordination wid ceilings an structure, an documentation fi approvals. It keep di place safe from fire.
Sprinkler layout, spacing, and head typesMain, riser, and branch line rough-inHangers, seismic bracing, and coordinationHead drops, escutcheons, and final trimsHydrostatic and flow testing responsibilitiesTagging, as-builts, and AHJ approvals
