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Chapter 2 Book A Revision

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following documents is mainly used for alterations to the original contract? 

a)

Day work sheet 

b)

Permit to work 

c)

Time sheet 

d)

Purchase order 

2.

Critical path networks allow site managers to see: 

a)

How much the contract will cost 

b)

The length of time tasks takes 

c)

The profitability of the contract

d)

The number of suppliers utilised

3.

Which of the following would not usually be included in a site visitors book? 

a)

Date 

b)

Name 

c)

Time out 

d)

Car colour 

4.

Which piece of legislation covers employer’s responsibilities to their workers?

a)

The Health and Safety at Work Act

b)

The Working at Height Regulations

c)

 Safe use of ladders and stepladders

d)

 Safe use of work equipment

5.

What are The Electricity at Work Regulations?

a)

Statutory regulations

b)

  Non statutory regulations

c)

Guidance notes

d)

For trained electrical personel

6.

What are the BS 7671: IEE Wiring Regulations?

a)

Statutory regulations

b)

Non Statutory regulations

c)

Guidance notes

d)

For trained electricians only

7.

Where might you find asbestos in a building?

a)

Anywhere in a building built after 2000

b)

Lagging of old metal pipework

c)

On wooden floors

d)

In solar panels

8.

If you use your own equipment at work do you have to comply with

a)

Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations

b)

The Work at Height Regulations 2005

c)

The Manual Handling Regulations 

d)

Display Screen Equipment at Work Regulations

9.

What do you need when planning an installation?

a)

Risk assessments and method statements

b)

Appropriate access equipment – ladders, steps etc

c)

Appropriate power tools and test equipment

d)

All of the above

10.

How close together can chases be on a load bearing wall?

a)

They should not be closer than 300 mm.

b)

They should be less than 300 mm.

c)

It doesn’t matter as long as they are diagonal.

d)

It doesn’t matter as long as they are horizontal.

11.

Cables have to be run through the centre of the joist at a depth of at least

a)

50 mm

b)

10 mm

c)

500mm

d)

100mm

12.

What does regulation 12 of EWR state

a)

Dead working should be seen as normal

b)

Only competent people must work on electrical equipment

c)

A suitable means must be available to cut off supplies of electrical energy to equipment

d)

Live working should be seen as normal

13.

When working live and there is a possibility of touching other cables what should you do?

a)

Shout for help

b)

Use insulated barriers

c)

Carry on and hope you don’t touch them

d)

Use an insulated screwdriver

14.

What is a suitable means of isolation

a)

Plug and socket

b)

Circuit breaker

c)

Fuse

d)

All of these mentioned

15.

What property does a thermoplastic insulation have?

a)

It keeps it shape

b)

It softens and then regains its shape

c)

It is brittle

d)

It changes colour when warm

16.

What is the main advantage of using copper rather than aluminium as a conductor?

a)

Its lighter

b)

The colour is easy to recognise

c)

It’s easier to joint and terminate

d)

It can be used anywhere

17.

Where might you use Steel Wired Armoured cables?

a)

Main and distribution circuits

b)

Data handling systems

c)

Domestic installations

d)

All of those mentioned

18.

Allowance for thermal expansion of plastic conduit is made by

a)

A slip joint box

b)

Using threaded couples left loose

c)

Using a special coupler with one conduit secured and the other having a sliding fit

d)

Supporting the conduit using saddles at spacing's not exceeding 1.5 m

19.

What type of conduit should be fitted to machinery that is likely to move or vibrate?

a)

   Flexible conduit

b)

Steel conduit

c)

Light weight plastic conduit

d)

Any

20.

Above what temperature do you have to apply factors when installing cable?

a)

30° F

b)

30° C

c)

0° C

d)

10° C

21.

Where are cables permitted to be run when installed in walls?

a)

In corners

b)

n line with switches

c)

In line with sockets

d)

All of the above

22.

What is P1 classification?

a)

Detectors to be fitted only in toilets

b)

Detectors to be fitted only in areas of high risk

c)

Detectors to be fitted only in of low risk

d)

Detectors to be fitted all areas except toilets and voids less than 800 m high

23.

What must emergency doors do?

a)

Open in the direction of escape

b)

Not be locked

c)

Easily opened in an emergency

d)

All of the above

24.

In a non-maintained system the emergency lighting is only on when?

a)

Someone switches it on

b)

It is always on

c)

When the power fails

d)

It becomes dark

25.

What is the danger of using plastic rawlplugs when fixing a heating appliance

a)

You might use the wrong coloured plug

b)

The plug might soften with the heat

c)

It won’t provide insulation

d)

The plug might shake loose