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8202 Sanitation CJ

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

If a macerator ran for a long time after flushing, what could be the problem?

a)

Blockage in the area of the pump within the unit

b)

Excessive volume of solids

c)

Incorrect electrical connection

d)

Timer requires resetting

2.

Where can individual appliance discharge rates be obtained?

a)

The data plate on an appliance

b)

Manufacturer's instructions

c)

The clerk of the works

d)

The Building Regulations

3.

If a waste water lifter pump began to cycle on and off, what could be the reason?

a)

Intermittent electrical fault on the supply connection

b)

Excessive volume of waste being processed

c)

A dripping tap or leaking connection in the house

d)

A designed self-priming process

4.

When servicing a sink waste disposal unit, you discover an excessive amount of debris in the unit. How would you proceed?

a)

Safely isolate the unit and remove the debris

b)

Ask the end user questions to ascertain the origin of the debris

c)

Safely isolate the unit and decommission

d)

Flush with clear water

5.

If an operational problem were found on a macerator unit, how would you begin to identify a solution?

a)

Refer to the manufacturer's fault-finding flow charts

b)

Strip the appliance and look for an obvious cause of the problem

c)

Turn on the appliance and check with an approved test instrument

d)

Remove the appliance and return it to the manufacturer

6.

Which of the following makes an air admittance valve (AAV) unsuitable for sanitary pipework installations?

a)

Venting to atmosphere at intermittent points on the run of the drain

b)

The inclusion of a stub stack

c)

An interceptor trap

d)

A waste water lifter

7.

Which of the following best describes a cesspool?

a)

An installation which processes solids and liquids

b)

A pit where debris naturally permeates into the water table

c)

A receptacle which stores effluent that is later used as a fertiliser

d)

An installation that stores solids and liquids that are removed at a later date

8.

If a sanitary installation fails a soundness test, how can any leaks be identified?

a)

Apply leak detection fluid to joints on fittings

b)

Remake the joints with silicone sealant

c)

CCTV

d)

Carry out a hydraulic test

9.

What is the main factor to consider when selecting a gutter for a dwelling?

a)

The style of gutter profile

b)

The angle of the roof

c)

The roof area

d)

The amount of available gullies

10.

Who should be consulted before beginning servicing or any type of remedial work on a sanitary appliance?

a)

The local authority

b)

The manufacturer

c)

The customer

d)

The previous installer

11.

If a problem has been reported about the operation of a waste water lifter, what would be the first step to take to help analyse the issue?

a)

Talk to the previous installer and seek their advice

b)

Order parts based on discussion with the client

c)

Do not operate appliance; dismantle basic components

d)

After talking with the customer, operate the appliance and check for operation, in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions

12.

How should a floor surface of a walk-in wet room be installed?

a)

On a flat plane

b)

With an angle which falls to a central or perimeter gully

c)

With non-porous tiles

d)

With a fallout of the wet room area to an external gully

13.

If a washbasin waste pipe exceeds the permitted distance from a primary ventilated discharge stack, which of the following should be considered?

a)

Increase the waste pipe size

b)

Increase the size of the trap

c)

Move the basin nearer to the discharge stack

d)

Relocate the sanitary pipework

14.

Which of the following sentences best describes the difference between cesspits and septic tanks?

a)

A cesspit stores solids but a septic tank separates them

b)

A cesspit digests the solids but a septic tank discharges them

c)

A cesspit separates solids but a septic tank stores them

d)

A cesspit stores only liquid and a septic tank stores only solids

15.

Floor-mounted taps are best for which of the following applications?

a)

Walk-in wet rooms

b)

Roll top baths

c)

Cleaners’ sinks

d)

Free-standing sinks

16.

During a visual inspection of a sanitary system you notice an AAV that was boxed in. Which of the following actions would you take?

a)

Inspect the AAV and replace boxing

b)

Fix a notice to the boxed-in area

c)

Insert vents and access port into the boxed area

d)

No action required

17.

How much trap seal should remain after the full performance testing procedure has been completed?

a)

10mm

b)

50mm

c)

75mm

d)

25mm

18.

When maintaining a septic tank, which of the following must be ensured?

a)

That all liquids are removed but all of the solids remain

b)

The majority of the solids are removed

c)

Only liquid remains after the removal of solids

d)

The whole area is chlorinated

19.

If a pump fails on a WC macerator after it has been flushed, which of the following needs to be checked?

a)

The pump

b)

The amount of water entering the unit

c)

The discharge pipework

d)

The float switch

20.

When commissioning a macerator that is connected to a soil stack via a pan connector travelling through a partition wall, what checks are needed?

a)

Operate the appliance and check for noise transmission behind the wall

b)

Operate the appliance and inspect for leaks on all connections

c)

Air test the discharge pipework

d)

Discharge other appliances simultaneously and check depth of trap seal

21.

When the installation of a macerator is completed, what should the installer do?

a)

Present the final bill

b)

Clean the surrounding area

c)

Give a demonstration of the appliance

d)

No further action required

22.

When a new installation has been completed, what should the installer give to the client to verify that the work has been tested and carried out to the correct standard?

a)

An invoice with a three-year guarantee for workmanship

b)

A letter which guarantees the components are covered for one year by the manufacturers

c)

An email with a description of how the work was carried out

d)

Commissioning records of the installation

23.

Which of the following could cause a slow discharge from a WC pan that is connected to a macerator with a pump working correctly?

a)

Blockage in pipe

b)

Blockage in pan

c)

Blocked carbon air filter on the macerator unit

d)

Electrical problem

24.

Which of the following sentences could best describe safe electrical isolation of a macerator?

a)

Remove electrical wire from macerator unit and make safe in strip connector

b)

Turn off rocker switch

c)

Remove fuse from spur outlet in wall

d)

Remove fuse from spur outlet, turn off and lock MCB at consumer unit and leave a sign. Keep any components capable of accidentally reconnecting the electrical supply in a safe place on your person