WorksheetsCarpentry 1 Orientation to the Trade
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 19mins
A profession for which and individual trains and considers to be a lifelong calling
vocation/career
I need to have a high school education or the equivalent to complete my apprenticeship program.
True
False
What is job hazard analysis?
What is material takeoff?
What is rough carpentry?
What is an example of professionalism?
Which of the following is NOT considered finish carpentry?
crown molding
What is SkillsUSA?
The word abate means?
What do the letters OSHA stand for?
What does a site-specific safety program mean?
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is part of what US Department?
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)___
The construction worker most likely to become knowledgable about many trades is the ___.
carpenter
If you must miss a day of work you should?
When should an unsafe condition be reported to OSHA?
If your supervisor did not heed you notification
Since carpenters are usually on the job before other trades, their work must accommodate the other trades. This is called trade ____.
Level achieved after successfully completing apprenticeship
Trainee
Journeyman Carpenter
Lead Carpenter
Master Carpenter
The culture created when the whole company sees the value of a safe work environment.
Safety Culture
Six-Foot Rule
Management System
Shielding
Equipment or clothing designed to prevent or reduce injuries.
Proximity Work
Site-Specific Safety Plan (SSSP)
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
Frontline leader who directs the work of a crew
Master Carpenter
Journeyman Carpenter
Foreman/Lead Carpenter/Crew Leader
Apprentice
The portion of the carpentry trade associated with framing and other work that will be covered with finish materials.
Rough Carpentry
Form Carpentry
Finish Carpentry
Union Carpentry
The portion of the carpentry trade associated with interior and exterior trim, cabinetry, siding, wall finishes, and decorative work.
Finish Carpentry
Form Carpentry
Rough Carpentry
Journeyman Carpenter
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
One who has achieved highest skills levels in the trade and mentors journeymen and apprentices
Skills USA
Master Carpenter
Journeyman Carpenter
Foreman/Lead Carpenter/Crew Leader
This carpentry program is focused on gaining on-the-job experience from those who have mastered the craft. Knowledge gained in the classroom is designed to help the apprentice better understand the job’s required skills.
Rough Carpentry
Finish Carpentry
Apprenticeship
Form Carpentry
An apprentice program traditionally requires 8,000 hours of training, which is equivalent to _____
one year
two years
four years
five years
In a traditional carpentry apprenticeship program, the total number of OJL hours required is _____
500
2,000
4,000
8,000
A journeyman carpenter employed by a small firm is more likely to _____
specialize in one skill area
be highly trained
perform a variety of tasks
have lower job satisfaction
Once a responsibility has been delegated to a carpenter, that carpenter should _____
continue to perform the duties without further direction
delegate the responsibility to someone less-experienced
confirm all decisions with the job foreman
wait to see if someone else will do it
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.
If a carpenter is frequently tardy that carpenter is _____
completing tasks too slowly
often failing to report for work
often arriving late for work
missing deadlines for completing jobs
In its history, SkillsUSA has served more than _____
1.5 million members
5.5 million members
7.5 million members
10.5 million members
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
A required topic in the OSHA-10 program is _____
Focus Four Hazards
Six Safety Areas
Three Toxic Agents
Top Ten Threats
If you see something unsafe on the job site, you should _____
try to correct the problem yourself
report it immediately to your supervisor
write a report for the Safety Committee
assume someone else will take care of it
