Joyce B.

Mantos 10/25/21
BTLED TLE 111

What is Civil Technology?

Civil Technology focuses on concepts and
principles in the built environment and on the
technological process. It embraces practical
skills and the application of scientific
principles.
Civil engineering technicians help civil
engineers to plan, design, and build highways,
bridges, utilities, and other infrastructure
projects. They also help to plan, design, and
build commercial, industrial, residential, and
land development projects.
Civil Technology Tools and Equipments

Tools/Equip Uses/Purpose Picture

ments
1. Trowel In masonry, a
trowel is the flat
tool that is used
to apply and
spread mortar or
plaster. This type
of trowel is
different than a
garden trowel,
though.
2. Plumb A plumb bob is a
Bob weighted object
connected to a
string that can be
used to establish
a vertical line.
3. Hoe A hoe is an
ancient and
versatile
agricultural and
horticultural
hand tool used to
shape soil,
remove weeds,
clear soil, and
harvest root
crops. Shaping
the soil includes
piling soil around
the base of
plants, digging
narrow furrows
and shallow
trenches for
planting seeds or
bulbs.
4. Spade A spade is a tool
primarily for
digging
comprising a
blade – typically
stunted and less
curved than that
of a shovel – and
a long handle.
Early spades
were made of
riven wood or of
animal bones.
After the art of
metalworking
was developed,
spades were
made with
sharper tips of
metal.
5. Digging A digging bar is a
Bar long, straight
metal bar used
for various
purposes,
including as a
post hole digger,
to break up or
loosen hard or
compacted
materials such as
soil, rock,
concrete and ice
or as a lever to
move objects.
6. Head Pan A round
container, like a
bowl, used in
construction
work.
7. Crow Bar The crowbar is a
single metal bar
with a single
curved end and
flattened points,
often with a small
fissure on one or
both ends for
removing nails or
to force apart
two objects. The
iron lever is
commonly used
to open nailed
wooden crates or
pry apart boards.
8. Hammer A hammer is a
tool, most often a
hand tool,
consisting of a
weighted "head"
fixed to a long
handle that is
swung to deliver
an impact to a
small area of an
object.
9. Gloves Work gloves are
ideal for
protecting hands
in the workplace
and are an
important safety
consideration
across a wide
variety of
industries and
 fields.
10. Rubber Designed to
boots provide
maximum
support to the
foot and ankle,
the rubber boots
are comfortable
to wear and have
a reinforced
toecap to protect
delicate toes
from dropped
objects and
rough terrain.
Safety They protect your
Goggles eyes from a
myriad of
potential hazards
at work, home
and outdoors.
Safety Belt A safety belt is a
device that is
worn around a
person's waist to
serve as a direct
connection point
to a lifeline or
elevated
structure. It is
worn to arrest a
fall and protect a
worker from a
sudden descent
and associated
hazards when
working at an
elevated height.
Measureme A tape measure
nt Tape or measuring
tape is a flexible
ruler used to
measure size or
distance. It
consists of a
ribbon of cloth,
plastic, fibre
glass, or metal
strip with linear-
measurement
markings. It is a
common
measuring tool.
Chisels A chisel is a tool
that has a long
metal blade with
a sharp edge at
the end. It is used
for cutting and
 shaping wood
and stone.
Right angle To check the right
frame angle for
masonry or
plastering work

Sprit level To check the

horizontal surface
level

Water level To mark the spot

level
Vacuum To clean the dust
blower form the floor

Tile cutter To cut the tiles at

the right side

Measuring To measure the

wheel length
Polisher To polish the
granite

Earth To compact the

rammer earth surface

Binding To tie the binding

hook wire in
reinforcement
Hand saw To cut the
wooden material

Circular saw To cut the steel

rods and wood
materials

Wheel To transport the

barrow materials inside
the the site
Wooden To provide even
float surface while
plastering

Sand To sieve the sand

screening
machine

Needle To level and settle

vibrator the fresh
concrete while
pouring the
concrete into
reinforcement
Mixer To mix the
machine material for
preparing the
concrete

Backhoe To excavate the

earth up to 3m
depth

Excavator To excavate the

earth up to 5m
depth
Drilling To make a hole in
machine steel and wooden
surface

Jack To break stone or

hammer concrete

Road roller To compact the

earth
Hydra crane To lift the heavy
weight items

Forklift To lift and

transport
materials

Dozer To level the earth

surface
Concrete To transport the
mixer RMC from plant
trucks to site

Welding To joint the

machine set different pieces
of steel

Pile driller To dig the earth

machine at deep
De- To de water the
watering seepage water
pump

Core cutter To cut the

machine concrete at
particular
diameter

Rebound To check the

hammer compressive
strength of
concrete at site.
Measuring To measure the
box exact quantity
while mixing the
concrete or
mortar.