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WorksheetsUNIT 005 (5357 REVISION)
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
1. What is the most suitable method of contacting a colleague to remind them, without too much disturbance late at night, that you will be late arriving on site the next day?
Electronic mail.
Text message.
Postal letter.
Telephone call.
2. What is the most reliable method of communicating with other trades on a small site, to ensure all parties understand a minor problem that has occurred?
Face to face communication.
Electronic mail (email).
Social media messaging.
Written posted letter.
3. How should you initially communicate with a work colleague who is lacking motivation due to personal issues?
Informal conversation.
Sending a formal letter.
Email with final written warning.
Discussion via open social media.
4. What is the most appropriate method of ensuring many trades are up to date and understand major alterations to a contract?
Text message.
E-mail.
Site meeting.
Twitter.
5. What card can prove a person is fully qualified as an electrician?
CSCS.
ECS.
PASMA.
ID.
6. What is the most efficient method for selecting a shortlist of candidates, from many applications, for a job role?
Hold interviews.
Have trial periods.
Request candidate CVs.
Visit their current employers.
7. What needs to be considered when a work schedule is severely disrupted due to bad weather?
Availability of suitable labour.
Availability of delivered materials.
Suitability of specified accessories.
Suitability of installed equipment.
8. What is the purpose of a variation order?
To inform the client of amendments to the current Wiring Regulations.
To maintain a record of amendments to the original agreed contract.
To allow persons on site to alter the contract to make work easier.
To give a wholesaler permission to substitute items without discussion.
9. What document allows an organisation to check that delivered materials are in accordance to the original order?
Variation order.
Site diary.
Delivery note.
Take-off sheets.
10. What document would be used to determine the quantity of accessories needed for a contract?
Site plans.
Site diary.
Delivery note.
Critical network.
11. What, from the following, is identified by a Gantt chart?
Labour requirements at various stages of the contract.
Quantities of materials left over at the end of a contract.
How much material was taken to landfill or recycled.
The energy performance of an installed electrical system.
12. What is the main purpose of a material schedule?
To ensure waste electrical materials are disposed of correctly.
To ensure materials are stored on site at the correct temperature.
To ensure that the correct type of materials are purchased.
To ensure materials are handled in accordance with COSHH.
13. What document should be agreed upon by the client and contractor, before work begins, to ensure all accessories are fit for purpose?
Variation order.
Materials schedule.
Day-work sheets.
Delivery notes.
14. A client specifies that they want a particular socket-outlet outdoors which they do not realise is non-compliant. The correct type needed is much more expensive. What is the most likely outcome if a contractor doesn’t discuss this issue with the client before a contract is signed?
The client will need pay the additional costs.
The contractor will need to pay the additional costs.
The contractor will install it but not connect it to the supply.
The client will have to install it themselves and take responsibility.
15. What is the main potential risk of having all materials delivered to a site before a six-month contract begins?
Materials may be damaged through site activities.
The materials needed may reduce in price.
The regulations may change making materials unsuitable.
The materials may become obsolete and additions are needed.
16. A site is located fifty miles from a contractor's office.
How can the risk of theft of plant be minimised cost effectively for this contract?
Storing plant in a van overnight.
Storing plant in the office each night.
Storing the plant in a secure container within the site.
Storing the plant under a groundsheet on the site.
