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DOE-S T D-1180-2004
f.
Describe in general terms the process used to negotiate and establish a construction
contract between the Department of Energy and the contractor.
7.
Construction Management personnel shall demonstrate the ability to read and
interpret engine ering piping and instrument drawings (P&ID) at a working level.
Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills
a. Identify the symbols used on engineering piping and instrument drawings for:
Types of valves
Types of valve operators
Basic types of instrumentation
Types of system components (pumps, etc.)
Types of lines
b. Identify the symbols used on engineering piping and instrument drawings to denote the
location of instruments, indicators, and controllers.
c. Identify how valve conditions are shown on a piping and instrument drawing.
d. Determine the system flow path for a given valve lineup.
8.
Construction Management personnel shall demonstrate a working level of
knowledge of the application of Federal Acquisition Regulations to a construction
project by successful completion of a Contracting Officer Representative course
and written examination.
9.
Construction Management personnel shall demonstrate the ability to read and
interpret electrical diagrams and schematics at a working level.
Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills
a. Identify the symbols used on electrical engineering drawings.
b. Identify the symbols and/or codes used on electrical engineering drawings to show the
relationship between components.
c. State the condition in which all electrical devices are shown, unless otherwise noted
on the diagram or schematic.
d. Given a simple electrical schematic and initial conditions, identify the power sources
and/or loads and their status.
10.
Construction Management personnel shall demonstrate the ability to read and
interpret electronic block diagrams and logic diagrams at a working level.
Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills
a. Given an electronic block diagram, print, or schematic, identify the symbols that
represent the basic components.
b. Identify the symbols on logic diagrams that represent the components.
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