4-24.
When reviewing a set of A-E
prepared project drawings, You
find the incorrect phase “By the
plumber.” What correct phrase, if
any, should have been used?
1.
“By the Government”
2.
“By others”
3.
“By the UT”
4.
None
4-25.
What publication provides basic
guidance and NAVFAC policy for
the preparation of project drawings
and specifications?
1.
MIL-HDBK-1006/1
2.
DOD-STD-100E
3.
MIL-STD-100E
4.
NAVFAC DM-6
Learning Objective: Identify
and describe project specifica-
tions and the different types
of reference specifications.
4-26.
Building structure information
that CANNOT be shown graphically
should be documented in the form
of specifications.
1.
True
2.
False
4-27.
What are the basic types of
reference specifications that
you should use to prepare project
specifications for a project
located on a Marine Corps
installation?
1.
Federal specifications
2.
EFD regional guide
specification
3.
NAVFACENGCOM guide
specifications
4.
Standard specifications
A.
Federal specification
B.
Military specification
C.
Manufacturer’s specification
D.
NAVFACENGCOM standard
specification
E.
EFD regional guide
specification
Figure 4A
IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 4-28 THROUGH 4-31,
SELECT FROM FIGURE 4A THE TYPE OF
SPECIFICATION THAT BEST SATISFIES THE
CONDITION GIVEN AS THE QUESTION.
4-28.
Covers only the characteristics
of materials.
1.
A and B
2.
B and C
3.
A and C
4.
C only
4-29.
Should NEVER be copied verbatim
in project specifications.
1. A
2. C
3. D
4. E
4-30.
Must be referenced and must
denote any exceptions taken
to NAVFACENGCOM directions or
requirements.
1. A
2. B
3. D
4. E
4-31.
May be used in a given geographical
area provided it is just as current
as the NAVFACENGCOM guide spec
having the same identification
number.
1. A
2. B
3. D
4. E
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