Phase test 3 revision CT

which part of scaffolding serves as a working place and support loads?

• platform

• standard

• transom

• toe board

what is the required height for a toe-board by referring to the standard regulation for working platform?

• 280mm

• 180mm

• 150mm

• 100mm

information required in scaffolding inspection report is:

1. location and description of scaffolding​

2. date of inspection

​ 3. __________

​ 4. result of ​ inspection

5. signature of the person who made the inspection

• identification of the inspection

• types of the scaffolding

• durability of the scaffolding

• condition of the scaffolding

which statement is the correct definition of PACKING the terms used in describing formwork and falsework?

• vertical timber or steel to support formwork

• block of wood used to fill a gap and provide support

• horizontal timber member designed to carry load

• horizontal framework or collar that supporting the column formwork

what is the purpose of providing speed restriction ramped and painted across the road?

• to encourage vehicle to stop

• to encourage vehicle to slow down

• to encourage vehicle to go faster

• to prevent vehicle enter this areas

which one is NOT an example method of road surfacing?

• flexible construction

• rigid construction

• fixed construction

• semi-rigid construction

which of the term used to described a piece of wood of projection to prevent slipping in the construction of formwork?

• bearer

• cleat

• crosshead

• prop

which of following release agent is NOT suitable for the treatment of steel formwork?

• chemical release agent

• neat oil with surfactant

• mould cream emulsion

• water-phased emulsion

what terms is used to described the top most layer of road constructio?

• road base

• surfacing

• sub grading

• sub base

ground water behind retaining wall can be controlled by having?

• porous rocks behind the wall

• non-cohesive soil below the wall

• drain/agricultural pipes behind the wall

• cohesive soil behind the wall