ItalianoWORKERS EMPLOYED IN RESTORATION AND CONSOLIDATION OF STONE AND BRICK WALLS
| NUMBER OF HOURS | 60 hours |
| TIMETABLE | FROM 1° TO 10° DAY 9:00 – 15:00 |
| VENUE | TRAINING AND SAFETY CENTER IN CONSTRUCTION – RAMALLAH |
| PARTICIPANTS | BUILDING WORKERS with a minimum of two years experience |
| CERTIFICATE AND COURSE FREQUENCY | CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE MINIMUM 90% OF HOURS AND FINAL TEST EXCEED (theoretical and practical test) |
| TRAINERS | THEORY: N°1 TEACHER PRACTICAL ACTIVITY: N°1 TEACHER + N°1 TRAINER |
| CLASSROOM | MAX 12 PARTICIPANTS THEORY (16 hours) PRACTICAL ACTIVITY (44 hours) |
| EQUIPMENT | Personal protective equipment, Drill, Concrete mixer, Mixer, Grinder, Aspirator, Saw, Spatulas, Trowel, Meter, Brush, Brackets, Hammer, Wheelbarrow, Shovel, Props , Breadboard; CONSUMABLES (stone, bricks, boards, mortar, nail and screw, etc.) |
| EXPECTED RESULTS |
| Participants will be able to read and understand the tables of decay and to recognize buildings to be consolidated; to quote surfaces, volumes and weights; to identify correct materials and equipment to be used; to decide the chronology of operational phases; to mix blend of different types of mortars; to make a correct site lay-out (with temporary propping and support works); to rebuild parts of degraded masonry in stone and brick. |
| TEACHING METHODOLOGY |
| The teaching methodology of the course foresees that in each module will be a real alternation between transmitted knowledge and experienced knowledge; at each moment of theoretical learning will follow a moment of direct involvement of the students oriented towards practical application and critical reflection |
| FIRST, SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH, FIFTH, SIXTH, SEVENTH, EIGTH, NINTH DAYS: Registration of participants and control of personal data; booking of meals (if provided) TENTH DAY: Registration of participants and control of personal data; booking of meals (if provided) Delivery of certificates |
| TRAINING OBJECTIVES |
| To be able to read and understand the restoration plan To be able to recognize and quantify materials for restorationTo be able to define the chronology of operational phasesTo be able to secure and shore wallsTo be able to mix mortarsTo be able to use the “cuci and scuci” technique |
| FIRST DAY Course presentation Test about personal knowledge (optional) Theoretical Part History of architecture and restoration Reading and comprehension of plans for restoration Materials technology Critical discussion among workers about procedures used during the exercise |
| SECOND DAY Theoretical Part Site layout Practical activity Causes of degradation Identification of the critical points of the masonry Delimitation of the site area Techniques for securing masonry Critical discussion among workers about procedures used during the exercise1 Teoria |
| THIRD DAY Theoretical Part Demolition Practical activity Techniques for shoring floors and roof covering Preparation of waste storage areas Recovery of reusable materials in masonry Storage andcataloging of disassembled parts Critical discussion among workers about procedures used during the exercise |
| FOURTH DAY Theoretical Part Different types of mortars Practical activity Choice of the correct mortar Choice of equipment and techniques for mixing the mortar Critical discussion among workers about procedures used during the exercise |
| FIFTH DAY Theoretical Part Masonry in brick Practical activity Cleaning and wetting the area to be restored Rebuilding of the masonry with “cuci e scuci” technique Critical discussion among workers about procedures used during the exercise |
| SIXTH DAY Theoretical Part Masonry in stone Practical activity Rebuilding of the masonry with “cuci e scuci” technique Critical discussion among workers about procedures used during the exercise |
| SEVENTH DAY Theoretical Part Connections of the wall Practical activity Rebuilding of the masonry with “cuci e scuci” technique Critical discussion among workers about procedures used during the exercise |
| EIGHTH DAY Theoretical Part “Sack” walls Pre-packaged mortars Practical activity Rebuilding of the masonry with “cuci e scuci” technique Critical discussion among workers about procedures used during the exercise |
| NINTH DAY Theoretical Part Cleaning and protection of stone materials Practical activity Techniques for final cleaning of masonry in brick and stone Critical discussion among workers about procedures used during the exercise |
| TENTH DAY Practical activity Final exercise Critical discussion among workers about procedures used during the exercise Learning test with closed answers Test of satisfaction Delivering of certificates |