Carpentry 1 Orientation to the Trade

Equipment or clothing designed to prevent or reduce injuries.

• Proximity Work

• Site-Specific Safety Plan (SSSP)

• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

I need to have a high school education or the equivalent to complete my apprenticeship program.

• True

• False

What is material takeoff?

• Measuring the height of a building
• Calculating the quantity of materials needed for a construction project
• Estimating the cost of labor for a construction project
• Determining the architectural design of a structure

The construction worker most likely to become knowledgable about many trades is the ___.

• carpenter

• Jack of all trades
• Specialist in one trade
• Novice in all trades

Training that places an emphasis on ensuring trainees have the knowledge and skills needed to perform and/or demonstrate specific tasks.

• Skills USA

• Apprenticeship

• Competency-Based Training

• Safety Culture

In SkillsUSA, the activities and projects that your chapter is going to undertake during the school year is referred to as the _____

• SkillsUSA Championships

• Program of Work

• Local Activities blog

• Outline of Work

Which of these is a true statement regarding availability for work?

• It is okay to be absent as long as you call in.

• Being on time means being no more than 15 minutes late.

• It is not necessary to call in because employers hire extra people, knowing that employees occasionally like to take a day off.

• Unless you are ill or have a family emergency, you should be on the job by the specified time.

The culture created when the whole company sees the value of a safe work environment.

• Safety Culture

• Six-Foot Rule

• Management System

• Shielding

When the task to be performed is broken down into its individual parts or steps and then each step is analyzed for its potential hazards, it is referred to as a(n)___

• Job Safety Analysis (JSA) or Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)
• Task Safety Evaluation (TSE)
• Workplace Risk Assessment (WRA)
• Occupational Hazard Appraisal (OHA)

What is rough carpentry?

• Sewing and stitching of fabrics
• Construction of the wooden framework of a building
• Cooking and baking in a kitchen
• Creating sculptures from clay