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Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 23mins

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1.

What are the principles and requirements of planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance?

a)

Principles and requirements of PPM and reactive maintenance are the same.

b)

PPM focuses on regular maintenance, while reactive maintenance deals with repairs after failures.

c)

PPM is only about emergency repairs, and reactive maintenance is about regular checks.

d)

There are no principles or requirements for either PPM or reactive maintenance.

2.

What is the importance of customer service to an organization and how to provide feedback to ensure customers are informed of property maintenance.

a)

Customer service is crucial for customer satisfaction and retention; feedback can be provided through regular updates and communication.

b)

Customer service is not important; feedback is unnecessary.

c)

Customer service is only important for sales; feedback should be avoided.

d)

Customer service is only about handling complaints; feedback is irrelevant.

3.

What are the roles and responsibilities of property maintenance operatives and the purpose and inter-dependencies of other trade operatives?

a)

Property maintenance operatives are responsible for maintaining and repairing buildings, and they work interdependently with other trade operatives to ensure all aspects of a building are functional.

b)

Property maintenance operatives only focus on electrical repairs and have no inter-dependencies with other trade operatives.

c)

Property maintenance operatives are solely responsible for plumbing and do not interact with other trade operatives.

d)

Property maintenance operatives are responsible for landscaping and have no connection with other trade operatives.

4.

Which of the following companies provide property maintenance throughout the UK?

a)

LiveWest

b)

Sanctuary Housing

c)

Sovereign Housing Association

d)

All of the above

5.

What is one of the roles of property maintenance companies?

a)

They build new houses.

b)

They manage social housing and ensure buildings remain safe and functional.

c)

They sell real estate properties.

d)

They provide loans for housing.

6.

The roles of property maintenance companies in healthcare and social care include:

a)

Providing medical care

b)

Maintaining facilities and equipment

c)

Offering legal advice

d)

Conducting medical research

7.

What role do property maintenance companies play in the hospitality industry?

a)

They provide cleaning and repair services to ensure properties are well-maintained.

b)

They manage the financial transactions of the hospitality business.

c)

They are responsible for marketing and promoting the hospitality services.

d)

They handle the customer service and guest relations.

8.

What role do property maintenance companies play in the education sector?

a)

They provide educational content.

b)

They maintain and manage educational facilities.

c)

They offer teaching services.

d)

They conduct educational research.

9.

One of the roles of property maintenance companies in the commercial sector is:

a)

Managing tenant relationships

b)

Providing legal advice

c)

Conducting market research

d)

Offering financial services

10.

How do property maintenance companies contribute to the leisure industry?

a)

By providing cleaning and repair services to leisure facilities

b)

By offering financial advice to leisure businesses

c)

By organizing events and entertainment

d)

By supplying food and beverages to leisure venues

11.

What role do property maintenance companies play in the retail sector?

a)

They manage the financial transactions in retail.

b)

They handle the marketing and advertising for retail stores.

c)

They ensure the upkeep and repair of retail properties.

d)

They provide customer service for retail businesses.

12.

What is one of the roles of property maintenance companies for domestic and rented accommodations?

a)

Carrying out routine repairs that have been reported by the tenant

b)

Managing tenant relationships

c)

Collecting rent payments

d)

Advertising vacant properties

13.

What type of work is carried out under guarantee by property maintenance companies on new build and new construction works?

a)

Electrical work

b)

Plumbing work

c)

Structural repairs

d)

All of the above

14.

Where are property maintenance companies employed and contracted to work?

a)

Only in the private sector

b)

Only in the public sector

c)

In both private and public sectors

d)

None of the above

15.

What is one of the roles of property maintenance companies?

a)

To increase property taxes

b)

To undertake maintenance to keep properties in a safe working condition

c)

To sell properties

d)

To build new properties

16.

What's the difference between private and public sector?

a)

The private sector is owned by individuals, while the public sector is owned by the government.

b)

The public sector is profit-driven, while the private sector is service-driven.

c)

The private sector is larger than the public sector.

d)

There is no difference between the private and public sector.

17.

What are the types of private sector organizations?

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18.

Private sector organizations are owned by ________.

a)

private individuals or companies

b)

government entities

c)

non-profit organizations

d)

international bodies

19.

The profit from private sector organizations benefits the (a)   , shareholders, and investors.

20.

Private sector organizations are financed by private money from ________ and by bank loans.

a)

private individuals or investors

b)

government grants

c)

public donations

d)

international aid

21.

What is the key term for services provided by national or local government, funded from taxation, and managed for the good of the local community?

a)

Public Services

b)

Private Enterprises

c)

Non-Governmental Organizations

d)

Charitable Foundations

22.

Which of the following is a characteristic of the public sector?

a)

A) Owned by private individuals

b)

B) Trade on a profit and loss basis

c)

C) Do not promote mass participation

d)

D) Operate without government funding

23.

Where does the funding for the public sector come from?

a)

Taxes

b)

Private donations

c)

Foreign aid

d)

Corporate sponsorships

24.

List two facilities provided by the public sector.

a)

Healthcare and Education

b)

Transportation and Entertainment

c)

Banking and Fashion

d)

Real Estate and Tourism

25.

What is one of the goals of the public sector related to community use?

a)

To increase private sector profits

b)

To enhance community engagement

c)

To reduce government spending

d)

To promote individualism

26.

What two types of maintenance that is being performed in the image with a person fixing a window?

a)

Routine maintenance

b)

Emergency repair

c)

Preventive maintenance

d)

Corrective maintenance

27.

What type of maintenance is being performed in the image with a person using a drill on a door?

a)

Routine maintenance

b)

Emergency repair

c)

Installation work

d)

Preventive maintenance

28.

What type of maintenance is being performed in the image with a person wearing a high-visibility vest and checking a window?

a)

Routine maintenance

b)

Emergency repair

c)

Installation work

d)

Inspection

29.

What type of maintenance is being performed in the image with a person painting a wall?

a)

Routine maintenance

b)

Corrective maintenance

c)

Preventive maintenance

d)

Predictive maintenance

30.

Which of the following is a type of maintenance shown in the images?

a)

Electrical

b)

Plumbing

c)

Painting

d)

Gardening

31.

Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) involves:

a)

Regular inspections and servicing to prevent breakdowns

b)

Immediate repairs after a breakdown

c)

Ignoring minor issues until they become major

d)

Only replacing parts when they fail

32.

The purpose of Regular Inspections in Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) is to:

a)

ensure equipment is operating efficiently and safely

b)

reduce the need for emergency repairs

c)

extend the lifespan of equipment

d)

all of the above

33.

Scheduled Maintenance in the context of Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) involves:

a)

Regular inspections and servicing of equipment to prevent breakdowns.

b)

Immediate repair of equipment after a failure.

c)

Random checks without a fixed schedule.

d)

Ignoring minor issues until they become major problems.

34.

Documentation is important in Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) because:

a)

it helps in tracking maintenance activities and schedules.

b)

it increases the cost of maintenance.

c)

it is not necessary for small organizations.

d)

it complicates the maintenance process.

35.

How does Cost Management contribute to Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM)?

a)

By reducing overall maintenance costs

b)

By increasing the frequency of maintenance checks

c)

By eliminating the need for maintenance

d)

By focusing only on emergency repairs

36.

What is the role of Compliance in Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM)?

a)

Ensures adherence to regulations and standards

b)

Improves equipment efficiency

c)

Reduces maintenance costs

d)

Increases operational downtime

37.

Routine maintenance tasks are important because they:

a)

ensure equipment operates efficiently and safely.

b)

are time-consuming and costly.

c)

are optional and can be skipped.

d)

only need to be done once a year.

38.

Regular checks of structural elements, electrical systems, plumbing, and HVAC systems are used to identify:

a)

potential issues and maintenance needs

b)

energy efficiency improvements

c)

aesthetic enhancements

d)

cost-saving opportunities

39.

It is important to keep surfaces, gutters, and drainage systems clean because:

a)

it prevents waterlogging and flooding.

b)

it enhances the aesthetic appeal of the area.

c)

it reduces the risk of pest infestations.

d)

all of the above.

40.

The purpose of ensuring that moving parts in machinery and equipment are properly lubricated is to:

a)

reduce friction and wear

b)

increase friction

c)

decrease efficiency

d)

cause overheating