Masonry Foreman

Industry-Specific
Digital Skills

Engineering, Construction, and Infrastructure

Duration

30h

PRESENTATION

The “Construction Foreman: Masonry Work” course offers you a unique opportunity to enter a booming industry where the demand for qualified professionals continues to grow. In an environment where brick and masonry construction is essential, this course will enable you to master the interpretation of blueprints, the organization of job sites, and construction planning. With a focus on current regulations and the quality of materials, you’ll learn to manage projects effectively. In addition, you’ll receive training in workplace safety—a crucial aspect of construction—to ensure a safe and efficient work environment. This online course is designed to provide you with the essential tools to become a leader in masonry construction, helping you stand out in a competitive job market. Upon completion, you’ll be prepared to take on responsibilities that will advance your career in the construction industry.

Objectives

  • Understand the current regulations governing load-bearing brick walls.

  • Interpret blueprints and draw simple sketches of masonry structures.

  • Plan and organize the work site, taking into account production and safety.

  • Prepare budgets for the execution and contracting of construction projects.

  • Verify safety measures and procedures at construction sites.

  • Identify risks and preventive measures related to work areas and equipment.

Syllabus

TEACHING UNIT 1. Study of Reference Documents on Masonry Construction 1. Current Legislation on Load-Bearing Brick Masonry Walls 2. Technical standards for 3. General specifications for the acceptance of 4. CE marking of construction materials 5. Existing quality marks or seals for construction materials 6. Project 7. Types of construction work 8. Masonry Trades in Various Construction Processes 9. Masonry Trades and Related Occupations Involving Masonry Resources and Techniques 10. Interpreting Blueprints and Drawing Simple Sketches of Masonry Work TEACHING UNIT 2. Organization of Masonry Projects 1. Construction plan 2. Quality plan: Criteria and sampling plan 3. Safety plan 4. Site organization: production, safety, and equipment maintenance 5. Allocation of workers, materials, and equipment on the job site 6. Short-term job site planning and monitoring of the construction plan 7. Completing reports on production, incidents, supplies, deliveries, etc. 8. Processes and conditions for masonry work 9. Load-bearing masonry, exterior walls, partitions, arches, lintels, wall sections, and unique finishes 10. Quality control processes and requirements for masonry work 11. Masonry defects TEACHING UNIT 3. Measurement and Estimation of Masonry Work 1. Bids, measurements, and certifications. Preparation processes 2. Measurement criteria and units. Work items and line items. Price schedules 3. Basic Costs: Materials, Transportation, Labor, Machinery, Energy, and Safety 4. Auxiliary, Unit, and Itemized Costs. Lump-Sum Items 5. Direct Costs, Indirect Costs, Overhead, Profit, and Taxes 6. Construction Budgets, Contracting, and Bidding TEACHING UNIT 4. Safety in Masonry Construction 1. Verification of safety measures and equipment on masonry job sites 2. Legislation regarding prevention and occupational safety and health on construction sites 3. Work-Related Illnesses and Accidents: Types, Causes, Effects, and Statistics 4. Hazards and Preventive Measures for Excavations, Machinery, Equipment, and Auxiliary Resources 5. Response Procedures and First Aid in the Event of an Accident 6. Personal Protective Equipment. Types, regulations, and criteria for use 7. Safety regarding tools, equipment, and material handling 8. Safety regarding construction site signage and fencing 9. Safety regarding electrical installations and equipment 10. Safety regarding the use of scaffolding, platforms, and ladders 11. Safety in the operation of small machinery, forklifts, cranes, and conveyor belts 12. Safety regarding concrete mixers, dough mixers, and mechanical cutters 13. Safety regarding landslides, rockfalls, and retaining structures 14. Monitoring of safety plans at the job site
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