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    2010 NCCCarpentry Fact Sheet

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    Carpentry competition has no competition-specific eligibility requirements. All competitors should have a thorough understanding of the craft in which they are registered. Knowledge and skills for this competition are based on all levels of the NCCER Contren(r) Learning Series Carpentry curriculum.

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    Carpentry competition has no competition-specific eligibility requirements. All competitors should have a thorough understanding of the craft in which they are registered. Knowledge and skills for this competition are based on all levels of the NCCER Contren(r) Learning Series Carpentry curriculum.

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    Carpentry competition has no competition-specific eligibility requirements. All competitors should have a thorough understanding of the craft in which they are registered. Knowledge and skills for this competition are based on all levels of the NCCER Contren(r) Learning Series Carpentry curriculum.

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    2010 Carpentry Competition

    FACT SHEET

    Project Manager
    Alan Von Holten, The Meyer Companies, Inc.
    For questions related specifically to the carpentry competition, contact Alan Von Holten, 2010 Carpentry Project
    Manager, 816/985-6628 or alanv@meyerbro.com. For all event questions, contact Todd Staub, National Craft
    Championships Director, 703/812-2003 or staub@abc.org.

    Specific Competition Eligibility


    The carpentry competition has no competition-specific eligibility requirements. Please refer to overall eligibility
    requirements listed on page 3 of the guidebook.

    Written Exam
    Every competitor should have a thorough understanding of the craft in which he/she is registered. All
    exams/tests are based on the standardized craft training process. In addition to the knowledge and skills
    required for each competition, all competitors, with the exception of those in the metal building competition,
    should have completed the NCCER Contren® Learning Series Core Curriculum modules. A basic, non-
    programmable calculator with the square root function is permitted in the written exam. However, reference
    materials or electronic lumber calculators (i.e., Construction Masters) are not permitted in the written exam.

    Practical Performance Test Description


    Carpentry competitors will perform hands-on tasks specific to the trade. Tasks will consist of both commercial
    and residential methods of building, studied and performed throughout their apprenticeship and OJT training.
    Competitors will use a combination of metal and wood components in the construction of floor, wall and roof
    systems. Knowledge of rafter cutting, stair building, concrete forms and interior/exterior trim are essential. The
    competitor must also be proficient in print reading, understanding specifications and site layout. A medal-
    winning performance can come to those who best utilize their time, materials and skills knowledge to safely and
    accurately complete, to the best of their ability, the practical skills challenge before them.

    Knowledge and Skills Required


    The knowledge and skills for this competition are based on all levels of the NCCER Contren® Learning Series
    Carpentry curriculum, with particular emphasis on the following modules:

    ƒ Hand and Power Tools ƒ Building Materials, Fasteners and


    ƒ Roof Framing Adhesives
    ƒ Windows and Exterior Doors ƒ Wall and Ceiling Framing
    ƒ Reading Plans and Elevations ƒ Floor Systems
    ƒ Site Layout One – Distance Measurement ƒ Drywall Installation
    and Leveling ƒ Window, Door, Floor and Ceiling Trim
    ƒ Concrete Forms ƒ Basic Stair Layout
    ƒ Framing with Metal Studs

    Tools Required
    Each competitor should bring only the tools listed below and continued on the following page to the competition.
    Tools may be examined prior to the Practical Performance Test and additional tools will be stored until the
    competition has concluded. If a tool, necessary to complete the Practical Performance Test, is not listed, the
    National Craft Championships Committee will provide it:

    ƒ Claw hammer ƒ Framing square


    ƒ Nail bags ƒ 2’ level
    ƒ Utility knife with blades ƒ 25’ measuring tape
    ƒ Cat’s paw/Nail puller ƒ Carpenter’s pencils (2)
    ƒ 1-inch wood chisel ƒ Chalk line/Chalk

    2010 Guidebook, Appendix Section 2 – Carpentry Fact Sheet 1


    ƒ Handsaw ƒ Nail set
    ƒ Side cutters ƒ Two locking c-clips (6R or equivalent)
    ƒ Coping saw ƒ Flat pry bar
    ƒ Tin snips ƒ Fingerless gloves prohibited
    ƒ Speed square

    Sample Score Sheet


    The following sample score sheet is provided to give competitors an example of the criteria that may be
    included in the Practical Performance Test. However, this score sheet is only a sample and not intended to
    act as a study guide in preparation or to imply specific criteria that will be judged during the actual
    Practical Performance Test.

    ABC National Craft Championships


    Carpentry Sample Score Sheet
    Competitor Identification Numbers
    Judging Criteria Maximum Points
    Wall accurate to the print
    Accurate dimensions
    Door/Window opening – correct
    dimensions
    Door/Window opening –
    constructed per plan
    Box beams – constructed per
    plan details
    Truss pitch
    Studs properly located
    Stairs located per plan
    dimensions
    Rafter accurate per plan
    Rafter correct pitch
    Rafter accurate cuts
    Rafter plumb cuts
    Stairs accurate rise and run
    Stairs accurate to given
    dimensions
    Proper use of tools
    Proper use of fasteners
    Project disassembly
    SUBTOTAL: 160
    Safety – housekeeping
    Use of hard hat
    Use of safety glasses
    Use of power tools
    Proper footwear
    SUBTOTAL: 40
    GRAND TOTAL: 200
    Tie Breaker #1
    Tie Breaker #2
    Tie Breaker #3
    Tie Breaker #4

    2 2010 Guidebook, Appendix Section 2 – Carpentry Fact Sheet

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