Site entrance
Acceso de obraDesignated point for entering or leaving the working site.
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Designated point for entering or leaving the working site.
Initial arrangement of access, temporary facilities and working areas.
Temporary enclosure defining the site and controlling access.
Person organising crews and supervising daily work.
Coordination of deliveries, storage, movements and removal of materials.
Planned route for people moving between areas.
Document recording dated images of progress and elements later concealed.
Drawing showing the building position relative to plot boundaries and access points.
Set of signs providing directions and communicating restrictions or hazards.
Drawing showing an idea or quick check generally drawn by hand.
Loader that moves materials with a compact machine and interchangeable front attachments.
Thin finishing layer making a wall or ceiling surface smoother and more even.
Time until a surface film forms on a sealant exposed to ambient conditions.
Reinforcement near side faces of deep members to limit surface cracking.
Component finishing and protecting the lower part of a wall beside the floor.
Glazed roof element that allows natural daylight to enter the space below.
Flat structural member distributing loads over an area and resisting them mainly through bending.
Concrete layer resting on the ground or a prepared base, serving as a floor or support.
Calcium hydroxide produced through controlled hydration of quicklime for building uses.
Fine-grained metamorphic rock that naturally splits into relatively flat sheets or slabs.
Measure of a member's relative length compared with its resisting transverse dimensions.
Door that moves its leaf horizontally along a track without a front swing area.
Window that opens by moving its sashes parallel to one another along horizontal tracks.
Surface behaviour against slipping, dependent on the test method and intended use conditions.
Bolted joint transferring shear through friction between surfaces clamped by preloaded bolts.
Inclination of a surface or pipe; it can direct water towards a drain, for example.
Ability of a ground slope to remain in equilibrium against potential sliding failures.
Truncated conical mold used to measure fresh concrete slump in a consistency test.
Device opening or closing airflow paths according to the system's smoke management strategy.
Sensor recognising smoke particles in its surroundings and transmitting a detection signal.
Opening or device facilitating the release of smoke and heat from a building.
Fine compound used to correct minor defects and prepare surfaces before painting.
Document recording defects and unfinished tasks identified before handover.
Device on a pitched roof limiting the sudden sliding of accumulated snow.
Gravity load caused by snow accumulated on a roof or other surface.
Underground structure receiving water and facilitating infiltration into ground suitable for that intended use.
Talc-rich rock with a smooth feel, used for countertops and heat-related elements.
Fixed accessory receiving a plug to connect an appliance to the electrical supply.
A component of the sanitary installation used to carry wastewater vertically between floors down to the drain.
Movement of water through small soil pores caused by surface tension.
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