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A masonry unit is a fundamental building component, like a brick or concrete block (CMU), designed to be laid by hand with mortar or other binders to form walls, providing structure, fire resistance, and insulation in buildings, available in solid or hollow forms from materials like clay, concrete, or stone.
A Levelling Survey Unit refers to the equipment and process used in surveying to determine elevation differences and establish horizontal planes, crucial for construction and engineering, involving instruments like auto levels/dumpy levels, levelling staffs, and tripods to measure vertical distances from a known benchmark to create maps, manage earthworks, and ensure stable foundations.
A Perform Site Preliminary Works Unit is a construction training module or job function focused on the essential setup tasks before major building starts, covering site clearance (bushes, fences), boundary setting (surveying, marking), site layout (staking, grid), safety prep (hoarding, PPE), and initial material/soil testing, all to get the ground ready for foundation work.
A Building Technology Unit (or course/department) focuses on the practical and technical aspects of constructing, managing, and maintaining buildings, training technicians in areas like building methods, material science, site supervision, estimating/costing, and project management, bridging architecture/engineering design with on-site execution for residential, commercial, and industrial structures.