Plumbing level 2 - PP 2.2 - Sanitation

Why is it important to store sanitary appliances carefully?

• To save space

• To prevent damage

• To make them look good

• To keep them clean

What type of storage is recommended for sanitary appliances on site?

• A lockable dry container

• An open shed

• A plastic bag

• A cardboard box

What should you do if any items are damaged or missing upon delivery?

• Ignore it

• Inform the supplier immediately

• Try to fix it yourself

• Wait for the customer to notice

Where should baths be stored in the container?

• On the floor

• Leaning against the side with packing between each bath

• On top of each other without packing

• In a separate room

How should WC pans be stored?

• In a plastic bag

• Lined up with a wooden batten laid on top

• In a pile on the floor

• Hanging from the ceiling

What is the maximum height for stacking WC pans?

• Five high

• Four high

• Three high

• Two high

What should always be used when handling sanitary appliances?

• A trolley

• Bare hands

• Manual handling technique and correct PPE

• A forklift

When should a bath and shower tray be installed in a tiled room?

• Never

• During tiling

• Before tiling

• After tiling

What should be done to ensure the correct position of all appliances?

• Guess the position

• Ask the customer

• Follow your intuition

• Look at the building plans