Construction Industry quiz

Architect vs. Civil Engineer

• There is no difference.

• The architect is for buildings and the Civil Engineer is for heavy constructions (as roads, bridges ect)

• The architect is the one who creates plans of a building, while a civil engineer implements these plans, completing the constructions.

• A civil engineer has to deal with more aesthetics

  than physics. Physics and functionality are for an architect.

What is the main instrument of a SURVEYOR

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Choose the main profession for the construction at the photo

• carpenter

• plumber

• painter

• civil engineer

Construction Inspector

• doesn't need a bachelor degree

• Is similar to civil engineer

• obtains bachelor’s degrees or at least participating in a 3-4 year training program

• is not a profession

A crane operator

• needs no training

• doesn't find easy employment

• has no responsibilities

• once is well trained, will be in high demand

Electricians

• need to obtain certification from an electrical licensing board and attend technical school before they can work

• require some training to deal with those complicated water lines

• are the ones who come to the construction site to smooth out and level the concrete after it's poured

• can't work either in industrial, commercial, or residential settings

what is the common between painter, drywall installer and concrete finisher

• they are not well paid

• training is required for these jobs, and can be obtained through an apprenticeship

• they all need bachelor degree

• These jobs require the knowledge and experience with small glass-cutting tools

This job requires long hours of heavy lifting and bending down

• Painter

• Plumber

• Crane operator

• Tile Contractor

Need a bachelor degree

(more than one correct answer)

• Civil engineer

• Architect

• Glazier

• Surveyor

Working in constructions means working outside in a practical role

• The only job roles in construction involve working outside

• There is a wide variety of careers in construction which can involve working in a whole range of different locations and workplaces including a ‘live’ construction site, an office, a workshop or working from home.

• All job roles in construction are practical or manual jobs