Post Tension Detailer
Hybrid-based
ONET: 47-2221.00
3
Years
35
Skills
435h
Related instructions
6000h
On-the-job training
Classroom instruction topics
- New Team Member Orientation
- Weekly Team Meetings
- Ongoing Training/Refreshers (Quarterly Meetings and Periodic Job-Specific Trainings)
- Module 1: Introduction to PT
- Module 2: Banded Tendons
- Module 3: Uniform Tendons
- Module 4: Beam Tendons
- Module 5: Production: Releasing & Ordering Materials
- Module Review
- AutoCAD
- Post-Tensioning Practice Job
On-the-job training
- Administrative Duties
- Attends to contractor's production schedule by reading and responding to GANNT Chart.
- Calculates: cable lengths, quantities, accessories, dimensions by interpreting contact drawings
- Clarifies project scope, as needed, by conferring with CMC Sales associate.
- Clears up discrepancies by verifying amounts needed for job completion with Estimating department.
- Creates RFI by using Contract Management software.
- Demonstrates knowledge and structure of the English language, including: the meaning and spelling of words, Rules of composition and grammar, when constructing official and/or unofficial correspondence (e.g.: emails, letters, etc.).
- Calculations and Detailing
- Demonstrates knowledge of design techniques by using tools and principles involved in production of precision technical plans: blueprints, drawings, models.
- Determines what PT accessories (e.g.: bar supports) are needed and how much to order by calculating numbers of pieces or linear footage for project completion.
- Enables review of project statistics (projected vs. actual) by sending final take-off report to stakeholders.
- Gives project to print room by generating and attaching PDF to email with list of general information.
- Interprets opportunities for cost efficiencies by identifying most economical ways of producing project (e.g.: placement of rebar to meet project specs and saving CMC money; drop-shipping materials where/when necessary.)
- Introduces self to contractor/customer by sharing contact information (confirms tentative dates).
- Investigates customer concerns about shipments by visiting contractor's construction site and making visual inspections of supplies shipped.
- Investigates customer's concern about lack of product being shipped by looking at the shop floor for the product, verifying in database, and then responding with information.
- Itemizes all required project materials (take-off) by producing "Bar Lists" using internal software.
- Maintains all customer contact information (e.g.: emails, cell phone numbers, company website, etc.) for future reference.
- Maintains records of all contacts with contractor for future reference by storing information and documents in digital and/or original formats.
- Make corrections to returned approvals by responding to contractor/engineer's comments.
- Manages responses to project incidents by effectively and constantly prioritizing workload (multi-tasks) and managing time.
- Manages time by utilizing time management techniques to coordinate submittal of drawings with all stakeholders (e.g.: submitting transmittals by C.O.B. Monday to ensure a Wednesday delivery.)
- Organizes and protects documents by storing them in designated place (e.g.: file, bin; etc.).
- CAD
- Produces detailed spatial drawings for fabrication by utilizing AutoCAD
- Reacts to project revisions by using a sense of urgency upon receiving information from contractor via phone or email.
- Requests any missing information from contract drawings by submitting a Request For Information. (RFI)
- Responds to customer's requests for changing the approved contract by producing Extra to Contract Cost report and submitting to the contractor for additional funds.
- Responds to shop requests (e.g.: bar bend dimensions) for additional information/clarification by providing sketch of bar bend.
- Resubmits corrections from return of approvals by including data in new PDF attachment.
- Reviews best path forward in response to project details by researching appropriate manuals (e.g.: PTI or Dept. Manual).
- Project Management
- Schedules delivery date for project materials (e.g.: cables, accessories, etc.) by working with CMC
- Signs on to PC by using log-in and password.
- Tracks project status by recording all data in Contract Management software.
- Transmits project to customer for approval by converting drawings to PDF format and generates a transmittal Contract Management.
- Troubleshoots customer's product delivery concerns by visiting job site and examining tags, as well as the shipment.
- Verifies required pot-tension dimensions needed for project components by using calculator to mathematically determine: Square footage, Percentages, Decimal measurements.
- Works safely to prevent on-the-job injuries by following acceptable safety work standards and company safety policies on the job, in production plants and job site environments.
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