Where can I find the requested attic stock?
All requested attic stock shall be located in this specification section. Any requests for specific attic stock shall come from Entities (i.e. Classroom Committee, Electronics, Environmental Engineering) during Design Development as described below.
What is attic stock?
I have just googled "attic stock" and it is the terminology for extra material that is ordered and stored in case of breakages and the like. Long term delivery and specialist materials such as a particular vein of marble that cannot be replaced is most likely.
What are the materials in the attic stock spreadsheet?
Attic Stock Spreadsheet Material Name % Box Materials Manufacturer Mfr. Number Description Product Type (mech, elect, HVAC, plumbing, controls, etc.) Est. Stock Current Cost Date of Entry Interior Paint Items Ceiling Tiles 5% Window coverings 5% Ceramic Wall Tiles ‐ field tiles 3% Wall specialty tiles 10% 5% ‐ not less gallon than 1 gallon
What are the OPP minimum specification requirements for attic stock section?
This guide specification is intended to provide general OPP minimum specification requirements for Attic Stock Section Includes: Startup of systems and equipment. Orientation and/or familiarization of systems and equipment. Training for systems and equipment. Matrix of systems and equipment requiring training.
What is attic stock?
From leftover to turnover, Attic-Stock offers a platform for contractors of all trades and industries to buy, sell or trade surplus construction materials, tools and equipment that would otherwise be thrown away as waste. It’s the fastest and simplest way to convert “trash” into treasure by utilizing discounted building materials to cut down on costs and maximize profit for any side job, DIY project or fixer upper. There is no item too big or too small to flip into cold hard cash.
Why is attic stock needed?
Join Attic Stock today The need for Attic-Stock arose from an environmental standpoint to join the effort in conserving surplus building materials by putting a stop to contractors disposing of perfectly in-tact material simply because it's the most convenient option to make it disappear as a project comes to a close. Finally, there is another ]
Why do we need attic storage?
The need for Attic-Stock arose from an environmental standpoint to join the effort in conserving surplus building materials by putting a stop to contractors disposing of perfectly in-tact material simply because it’s the most convenient option to make it disappear as a project comes to a close. Finally, there is another option that will not only get your job site cleaned up but you can also make a little extra cash at the same time. Never again, will contractors feel backed into the corner of throwing away brand new material during a site cleanup. The dumpster should always be the last resort, make Attic-Stock your first.
What is attic stock?
I have just googled "attic stock" and it is the terminology for extra material that is ordered and stored in case of breakages and the like.
Is ATTICK stock used in schedule?
Its not for attick stock roof design, but I had heard, its a terminology (Attick stock provisions) being used in schedule and procuremnet log, especially for long term items.
Why is section included in attic stock?
Summary: Section includes basic guidelines to meet the objective to reduce or eliminate Attic Stock for the following reasons: There is no process in place for verifying that the specified items have been received. Contractors tend to leave behind construction excess in mechanical rooms, causing a safety hazard.
Why is it important to identify and mark attic stock?
Properly identifying and marking locations for attic stock is necessary so as not to encroach into working areas of the mechanical room and to comply with safety regulations to allow assured clear distance for working on equipment. These locations will be approved by safety office for such compliance.
