Field Coordination for Office Staff

Pass is 80%. This is open-book — use the academy, not hope.

1. Dew point matters because:

It determines lien dates.If the slab is at or below dew point, moisture can condense on the surface and cause blush, fish-eyes, or bond failure.It is only a roofing term.Clients use it to negotiate price.

2. On a jobsite visit you should:

Wear fashion shoes to look professional.PPE per the site (hard hat, glasses, vest, boots), sign in, stay out of active mix zones, take only photos you are cleared to take.Walk the fresh floor to show commitment.Bring the client an open coffee.

3. SDS sheets must be:

In a drawer at the office only.Available for every product on site and in the job file — crew, client EHS, and auditors will ask.Optional if labels are on the drums.Emailed once in 2019.

4. A daily report is useful when it includes:

Only 'worked on floor.'Crew, areas, quantities, delays, visitors, weather, dew point, photos, and extras encountered.A meme for morale.Nothing, if the GC already knows.

5. Isocyanates and silica show up in this trade as:

Office supplies.Some urethane / polyaspartic chemistries (isocyanates) and grinding / shot-blasting concrete (silica). Both have exposure controls.Only on roofing jobs.A client-only concern.

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