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1. What is the difference between concrete and masonry?
Concrete combines cement, aggregates, and water to create a pourable material that hardens over time. Masonry involves building structures using individual units like bricks or blocks bound together with mortar. Enrolling in a masonry certification can help you understand these differences more clearly.
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2. What is the importance of concrete masonry?
Concrete masonry provides structural strength, fire resistance, thermal insulation, and durability. It's essential in modern construction for creating stable foundations, walls, and other structural elements that withstand time and environmental stresses.
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3. What are the hazards associated with concrete masonry construction?
Some of the common hazards associated with masonry construction include formwork collapse, falling objects, silica dust exposure, skin burns from cement, musculoskeletal injuries from heavy lifting, and equipment-related accidents. Proper training significantly reduces these risks.
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