WTP 1022 Introduction of Concrete Works

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, MALAYSIA
VOCATIONAL COLLEGE STANDARD CURRICULUM
COURSE INFORMATION
PROGRAMME : CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY
COURSE NAME : INTRODUCTION OF CONCRETE WORK
COURSE CODE : WTP 1022
YEAR/SEMESTER : 1 / SEMESTER 1
CREDIT UNIT : 2.0
CONTACT HOUR : FACE TO FACE : 4.0 HOURS / WEEK
NON FACE TO FACE :
COURSE TYPE : VOCATIONAL
PREREQUISITE : -
CORE REQUISITE :
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COURSE OUTCOME:
The person who is competent in this CU shall be to produce top grade, high quality concrete work to ensure the structural integrity is intact
according to the approved construction drawing specification. Upon this competency unit, trainees will be able to:
 Identify residential building concrete works requirement
 Perform concrete mixing
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Introduction of concrete work is a composite construction material made primarily with aggregate, cement, and water. There are many
formulations of concrete, which provide varied properties, and concrete is the most-used man-made product in the world. Concrete is widely
used for making architectural structures. The person who is competent in residential building concrete Work shall be able to identify residential
building concrete works requirement, perform concrete mixing, perform concrete pouring work, control concreted curing process and coordinate
concrete work inspection. The outcome for this competency is to produce top grade, high quality concrete work to ensure the structural integrity
is intact according to the approved construction drawing specification
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CONTENT AND LEARNING STANDARDS
PROGRAMME : CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY
COURSE NAME : INTRODUCTION OF CONCRETE WORK
CODE NAME : WTP 1022
CONTACT HOURS CONTENT STANDARD LEARNING STANDARD ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
80 HOURS 1. IDENTIFY RELATED KNOWLEDGE : ASSESSMENT CRITERIA

(20 WEEK) RESIDENTIAL
BUILDING i. Contract documents
CONCRETE ii. Content of contract documents i. Type of concrete work listed and explained
WORKS  Drawing according to approved .
REQUIREMENT  Specification ii. Approved construction drawing details listed
 Bill of Quantities and explained based on design dimension and
 Cost type of concrete work
 Duration
iii. Approved construction drawing
 Infrastructure plan
 Mechanical and Electrical plan
 Building plan
o Structure plan
o Architecture plan
o Internal plumbing
iv. Types of concrete work symbols / legend
 Types of concrete work
o Special mix
o Normal mix
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o Pump mix
 Concrete marking
 Concrete grade
 Concrete cover according to
structure element
 Concrete/ construction joint
v. Concrete works resources such as
 Machinery,
 Manpower,
 Material
 Money
RELATED SKILL:
i. Obtain approved construction drawing

ii. Interpret building construction
documents
iii. Finalise approved construction drawing
details
iv. Determine information regarding building
concrete work
ATTITUDE/SAFETY/ENVIROMENTAL:
Attitude:
- Meticulous and details in

interpreting contract document
- Honesty in the privacy and
confidenciality of the contract documents
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2. PERFORM RELATED KNOWLEDGE : ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
CONCRETE MIXING
i. Materials for concrete work such as i. Materials for concrete work listed and
 Sand explained according to drawing specification
 Coarse aggregate ii. Tools and equipment for concrete work listed
 Cement and explained
 Additive iii. Concrete grade mixed according to proportions
 Water iv. Mixed concrete sample tested according to
 Curing compound construction practice
ii. Tools and equipment for concrete work
such as
 PPE
 Scoop
 Vibrator
 Bucket
 Wheelbarrow
 Trowel
 Levelling equipment
 Concrete mixer
 Crane
 Concrete pump
 Water Pump
iii. Concrete grade according to proportions
 Grade 15 -1:3:6
 Grade 20 -1:2:4
 Grade 25 – 1:1 ½ : 3
iv. Types of concrete test such as:
 Cube Test
 Slump Test
 Coring test
 Rebound Test
 Ultrasonic pulse test
 Windsor probe
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RELATED SKILLS:
i. Identify materials for concrete work

ii. Prepare tools and equipment for concrete
work
iii. Mix concrete proportions
iv. Test mixed concrete sample
ATTITUDE/SAFETY/ENVIROMENTAL:
Attitude:
- Patient in concrete mixing works
Safety
- Adhere to safety requirement

- Wear proper PPE
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Employability Skills
Core Abilities
SILA RUJUK LAMPIRAN A : JADUAL PEMETAAN NOSS DAN KSKV
SILA RUJUK LAMPIRAN B : JADUAL PEMETAAN NOSS DAN CORE ABILITY TAHAP 1, 2, 3
Tools, Equipment and Materials (TEM)
ITEMS RATIO (TEM : Trainees)
1. Sand 1:5
2. Coarse aggregate 1:5
3. Cement as required
4. Additive 1:5
5. Water 1:5
6. PPE 1:1
7. Scoop
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8. Vibrator 1:5
9. Bucket 1:5
10. Wheelbarrow 1:5
11. Trowel 1:5
12. Leveling equipment 1:5
13. Concrete mixer 1:5
14. Concrete pump 1:5
15. Water Pump 1:5
16. Curing compound/Gunny sack/Plastic/ Spray water 1:5
17. Sample for inspection form 1:5
18. Sample for construction drawing 1:1
19. Sample for authorities documents(Planning approval documents, 1:1
Building plan approval documents) 1:1
References
REFERENCES
1. Edward Allen, Joseph Iano, (2009) Fundamentals of Building Construction: Material and Method, John Wiley And Son Inc, New Hersey, ISBN 978-
0-470-07468-8
2. Francis D.K. Ching, (2010), Building Construction Illustrated Fourth Edition, John Wiley And Son Inc, New Jersey, ISBN: 378-0-470-08781-7
3. Edward Allen, Rob Thallon, Fundamentals of Residential Construction, John Wiley And Son Inc, New Jersey, ISBN 978-0-470-5-4085-4
4. Tan Boon Tong, (2000) Teknologi Binaan Bangunan, Dewan Bahasa, Kuala Lumpur.
5. Whitney C Clark Huntington (2001), Building Construction Materials and Types Of Construction, Robert E. Mickadeit.
6. N. Jackson (1984), Civil Engineering Materials, English Language Book Society Macmillan (Elbs).
7. Uzairi Haji Saidin(1988), Aturcara Kontrak dan Tafsiran, Petaling Jaya IBS Buku.
8. William Irvine (2005), Surveying for Construction, McGraw-Hill Education.
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9. WG Mc Lean (2004), Theory & Problems of Engineering Mechanics Static and Dynamics, Sahaums.
10. A.M.NevelleJ.J.Brooke(1990), Concrete Technology, Longman, New Jersey.
11. Case, J Chilver, A.H (1987),Kekuatan Bahan dan Struktur, Dewan Bahasa.
12. Nunally, S.W (1998), Construction Methods and Management, Prentice Hall.
13. Wang, B.T.H (1987), Construction and Development - With Reference to Malaysian Practice', Pelanduk Publication.
14. Peter Domone, John Hilston(1994), Construction Materials.
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MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, MALAYSIA

VOCATIONAL COLLEGE STANDARD CURRICULUM

PROGRAMME : CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY

COURSE NAME : INTRODUCTION OF CONCRETE WORK

COURSE CODE : WTP 1022

CREDIT UNIT : 2.0

CONTACT HOUR : FACE TO FACE : 4.0 HOURS / WEEK

NON FACE TO FACE :

COURSE TYPE : VOCATIONAL

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PROGRAMME : CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY

COURSE NAME : INTRODUCTION OF CONCRETE WORK

CODE NAME : WTP 1022

CONTACT HOURS CONTENT STANDARD LEARNING STANDARD ASSESSMENT CRITERIA

80 HOURS 1. IDENTIFY RELATED KNOWLEDGE : ASSESSMENT CRITERIA

i. Obtain approved construction drawing

- Meticulous and details in

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i. Identify materials for concrete work

- Patient in concrete mixing works

- Adhere to safety requirement

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SILA RUJUK LAMPIRAN A : JADUAL PEMETAAN NOSS DAN KSKV

Tools, Equipment and Materials (TEM)

ITEMS RATIO (TEM : Trainees)

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