NICET Level III
35001 Core
35002 Core
35003 Core
35004 Core
35005 Core
35006 Core
35007 Core
35008 Core
35009 Non-Core
35010 Non-Core
35011 Non-Core
35012 Non-Core
35013 Non-Core
35014 Non-Core
35015 Non-Core
35016 Non-Core
36001 Special
36002 Special

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35002 SHOP AND RISER DRAWINGS

35002 is a Level III General Core Work element.

General Work Elements are categorized as either Core or Non-Core Work Elements. All Level III General Core Work Elements constitute a mandatory requirement for achieving certification at Levels III and IV.

35002 DESCRIPTION
Review shop and riser drawings prepared by others for compliance with both the manufacturers' requirements and contract specifications regarding detector classification, type, operating principles, and quantities required. Check drawings for completeness of detail and consistency with codes, including accuracy of detector spacing. (AIA A201, Construction Contracting)

35002 REFERENCES:
AIA A201
Construction Contracting

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