Unit 104 PPT 4

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​Unit 104 Site preparation for working in the construction industry

L.O 4 know site preparation techniques for installing systems 

Open Ended

How do preparation techniques, such as reviewing documentation, contribute to the success of a construction project?

Multiple Choice

Why is proper documentation important before starting any construction or installation work?

• It ensures the work is done legally and as per customer requirements

• It speeds up the construction process

• It reduces the cost of materials

• It eliminates the need for supervision

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to follow the manufacturer's instructions when installing, servicing, or maintaining an appliance?

• To ensure correct and safe installation

• To save time during installation

• To avoid reading unnecessary information

• To use any available materials

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are typically included in a job specification?

• A list of materials and appliances to be installed

• A step-by-step installation guide

• A record of previous repairs

• A schedule for future maintenance

Multiple Choice

What tasks are involved in the 'first fix' stage of building preparation?

• Installing pipes and cables below the floor

• Painting the walls

• Connecting appliances and fittings

• Laying carpet

Open Ended

Describe what happens during the 'second fix' stage in building preparation techniques.

Multiple Choice

What is the main purpose of the 'tongue and groove' design in floorboards?

• To make the boards easier to lift

• To help the boards fit together securely

• To allow for more decorative finishes

• To reduce the cost of materials

Open Ended

Describe the steps involved in lifting floorboards using power tools, and explain why it is important to mark the centre of the joist.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are important steps to ensure when using a circular saw to lift floorboards?

• Set the depth of the saw to just less than the thickness of the board

• Cut quickly to save time

• Run the saw down the length of each board to be lifted

• Carefully cut across the centre of the joists

Multiple Choice

After lifting floorboards, what should you do before replacing them if a cleat is required?

• Replace the boards immediately

• Screw the cleat onto the side of the joist

• Glue the boards together

• Leave the boards loose

Multiple Choice

Which tool is recommended for removing a section of chipboard flooring?

• Hammer

• Circular saw

• Jigsaw

• Screwdriver

Open Ended

Explain why it is important to set the depth on the circular saw to the depth of the board when lifting chipboard flooring.

Open Ended

List the steps involved in lifting chipboard flooring as described in the images.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are commonly used as floor coverings on tongue and groove or chipboard flooring?

• Carpet

• Laminate

• Vinyl

• Tiles

Multiple Choice

When cutting into or drilling a joist, which building regulation must be followed at all times?

• Building Regulations Part A

• Building Regulations Part B

• Building Regulations Part C

• Building Regulations Part D

Multiple Choice

What is the maximum size for a hole drilled in a joist, and where must it be located?

• One-quarter of the depth, on the centre line

• One-half of the depth, anywhere on the joist

• One-third of the depth, near the edge

• One-fifth of the depth, at the bottom

Open Ended

Explain the risks associated with taking up floorboards and how they can be mitigated during preparation work.

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to refer to documentation before starting any installation work?

• To ensure the installation is carried out legally and according to instructions

• To save time by skipping unnecessary steps

• To avoid reading manufacturer's instructions

• To impress the customer with speed