LAC 28:CV.1721
LAC 28:CV.1721. Prints and Specifications
Cite as La. Admin. Code tit. 28, pt. CV, § 1721
A. Creation of Blueprints, Plans, and Specifications:
1. utilize symbols used in electrical and related trades;
2. recognize functions of basic line types;
3. identify drawing tools and techniques:
a. orthographic views;
b. types of projections;
c. drafting scales;
4. recognize and apply dimensions;
5. prepare "as-built" drawings;
6. differences between wiring diagrams, line drawings, schematics and ladder diagrams:
a. given schematics complete wiring diagrams;
b. given panels and equipment layouts create drawings showing conduits and conductors using appropriate scale.
B. Use of Blueprints, Plans, and Specifications:
1. recognize function of various types of plots, sections, details, schedules, specification sheets, addenda, and revisions;
2. determine devices, locations, quantities, feeds, conduit types and sizes and conductor sizes:
a. parts of the electrical service;
b. identifying special purpose outlets and the loads they serve;
c. completing take-off sheets for ordering material;
d. determine costs for jobs;
e. how costs affect job;
3. interpret non-electrical dimensions and considerations;
4. relationships between architectural considerations and electrical installations;
5. correlate information from other trades plans with electrical plans to determine potential conflicts.