High sound insulation. High thermal insulation (more than R3). fire rated 3 hours. Environmentally acceptable. Design flexibility. Provides maximum structural integrity.
Thursday, September 22, 2011
PORTAL FRAME CONSTRUCTION
Easy to assemble. Low maintenance. Resistant to corrosive environments. Readily available as proprietary systems. Constructed from a renewable resource and flexible design options
STRAW BALE CONSTRUCTION
Straw bales can be energy efficient, low cost, low toxin, low maintenance construction material, with an insulation R-value of around 7.0 for straw walls.
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Aims
graduate this course so that I will have the knowledge and skill required to enter the constuction industry, be able to employ safe working practices appropriate to the construction sector, and be competent in a wide range of carpentry theory knowledge, and elementary construction skills.
PROGRAMME OBJECTIVE
1 That students will gain skill and knowledge that are directly relevant to the contruction industry.
2 That students will demonstrate knowledge and skills to standards recognised by the industry sector.
3 That students will develop work habits and practice approvement
AWARDING OF QUALIFICATIONS
All students will receive an individual transcript showing there results for all programmes units. Students successfully completing this pre-employment programme shall be awarded the certificate in carpentry (Pre-Trade). unit standards gain will be formally advised to NZQA for addition to individual students record of learning.
CERTIFICATE IN CARPENTRY (PRE-TRADE)
The local programe provides students with the theoretical and basic practical skills appropriate for entreing employment in the constuction industry. A certificate in carpentry (Pre-Trade) is awarded to the student who have competence in a wide range of knowledge and skill appropriate to work in construction trades. This pre employment programme will take one year of full time study to complete. Students completing this programme of study will be credited with the theory units
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