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1.2.1Laser level Measuring staff Tripod (3\
1.2.2Place the laser level in its case after use. Do not bump the instrum ent against objects or drop it. Never open the housing or attempt to disassemble the instrument. Never store the laser level in hot or extremely cold areas.
1.3.1Do not throw any tools o r materials from a scaffold. Never overload a scaffold. Remove or cover sharp edges or corners Always attach free standing scaffoldings to a building Never jump on and off a scaffold.
1.3.2To prevent materials from falling off the scaffold. It is used as a hand rail. It is used to strap on safety harnesses. ANY ONE OF THE ABOVE OR ANY OTHER ACCE PTABLE ANSWER (1\ Civil Technology:
1.3.3The toe board will prevent workmen from stepping off the scaffold. ANY ONE OF THE ABOVE OR ANY OTHER ACCEPTABLE ANSWER (1\
1.3.4Vertical standards can The scaffold may rock to and fro. ANY ONE OF THE ABOVE OR ANY OTHER ACCEPTABLE ANSWER (1\
1.4Bolts and nuts (1\ [20] Civil Technology: Woodworking DBE/2018 CAPS20
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2.2GRAPHICS AND COMMUNICATION (GENERIC\ ANSWER SHEET 2.2 ASSESSMENT CRITERIA MARKS LM External Walls NGL (correctly
3.1.1A transom is a hori ontal member that sep arates the casement and fanlight (4\
3.1.2A glazing bar separate the window panes A glazing bar provide a rebate into which window panes are fitted. (1\
3.2.2 .1 Fa nlights improve the appearance of casements and can open sep rately for ventilation.
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3.2.5Hinge 3. DRAWING IS NOT ON SCALE ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
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4.3.2More roofing material will be required. It is more labour intensive (1\
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4.3.4The roof truss must be sturdy enough to carry the roof covering safely. The roof truss must be able to withstand wind and other forces that act on them. The roof truss must provide adequate height in any room
4.3.1Gable roof Hipped roof (2\ 50 76 BATTEN PURLIN 38
4.4Different types of reed and grass. Cape thatching reed Red grass found in the Bushveld and Lowveld ANY TWO OF THE ABOVE (2\
4.5.2Truss hangers are used to fix trusses to a wall. Storm clips prevent the tiles from lifting off the roof on very windy days. (1\ (1\
4.6The trap door allows access into the roof area. (1\
4.7Push up gypsum board trapdoor (1\ Hinged trapdoor ANY ONE OF THE ABOVE (1\
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4.9Length to be covered by tiles Length of roof is 9 00 mm
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4.10ASSESSMENT CRITERIA MARK LEARNER MARK Wall plate Tie beam
5.2.2.1 Folding wedges are inserted at the ends of a prop , under bearer
5.3A Space between laggings B Laggings C Ribs D Bearer (4\
5.4.1Mortise lock (1\
5.4.2Lock rail Low lock rail Stile of door ANY ONE OF THE ABOVE (1\
5.4.3Ledge batten door/Ledge braced batten door (1\
5.4.4Striker plate. (1\
5.5Plastic Metal sheeting Hardboard Fibreglass Perspex ANY THREE OF THE ABOVE (3\ Civil Technology
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6.2Handrails will assist people when they ascend or descend stairs. Balustrades are fixed onto the handrails to form a safe structure. (2\
6.3Landings are platforms that afford people a place to rest when they ascend or descend stairs. Landings provide an opportunity to change direction in a flight of stairs. (2\
6.4In line strutting are placed in a straight line between floor joists. In Staggered strutting every alternate struts will be in line with each other. (2\
6.5Dust and dirt will build up in the gap between the floor board and wall. (1\ 6. LEFT SIDED STAIRC ASE RIGHT