Work it in order. Recall first, from memory, before you flip back. Then the handoff-package drill on a live cutover. Then Riverside.
Answer from memory. Short lines are fine; the point is whether the idea is yours yet.
In one sentence: what is a skeleton, and why does surfacing it matter more than reviewing the easy parts of the build?
Name the two trade interfaces called out in the lesson, and the one trade that owns each side.
Name the three ideas that carry a brownfield cutover.
Why is a handoff meeting not a substitute for a complete drawing? One sentence.
Read the operation, then build its handoff package. For each line, write the one specific thing that line has to carry for this project, not a generic description.
Cedar Ridge Fulfillment is adding a powered sortation line down the center of its outbound floor. The building runs two shifts and cannot stop shipping while the work goes in. Three trades are on the job: a mechanical installer, an electrical contractor, and a controls integrator. You engineered a low-tumble decline off a mezzanine and an offset merge sensor that most installers would center by habit. Mobilization is in two weeks.