National Contractor's Exam Study Guide

There are 20,000 construction management apprentices eligible to take the exam The demand for qualified construction manager's is expected to grow 17 percent by the year 2010 Author R. Dodge Woodson is very well known in the industry and a bestselling McGraw-Hill author

R. Dodge Woodson has nearly three decades’ experienceas a contractor.

Introduction
Administration
Definitions
Use and Occupancy Classification
Special Detailed Requirements Based on Use and Occupancy
General Building Heights and Areas
Types of Construction
Fire-Resistance-Rated Construction
Interior Finishes
Fire Protection Systems
Means of Egress
Accessibility
Interior Environment
Energy Efficiency
Exterior Walls
Roof Assemblies and Rooftop Structures
Structural Design
Structural Tests and Special Inspections
Soils and Foundations
Concrete
Aluminum
Masonry
Steel
Wood
Glass and Glazing
Gypsum Board and Plaster
Plastic
Electrical
Mechanical Systems
Plumbing Systems
Elevators and Conveying Systems
Special Construction
Encroachments into the Public Right-of-Way
Safeguards During Construction
Existing Structures
Referenced Standards
Employee Qualifications
Board of Appeals
Group U-Agricultural Buildings
Fire Districts
Supplementary Accessibility Requirements
Rodentproofing
Flood-Resistant Construction
Signs
Patio Covers
Grading
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National Contractor's Exam Study Guide

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