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Pre existing damage NETK3-04

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is important to check for any pre-existing damage to property prior to commencement of work activity because:

a)

it helps avoid being held responsible for damage not caused by you.

b)

it speeds up the work process.

c)

it ensures all equipment is new.

d)

it reduces the need for safety checks.

2.

What should a contractor do before starting work on a customer's premises?

a)

Begin work immediately

b)

Arrange a survey to record the condition of equipment, décor, and components

c)

Ignore the condition of the premises

d)

Only check after the work is done

3.

The survey can be rechecked upon completion to ensure no damage has been caused during the work activity.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

It is advisable for the contractor to arrange a ______ beforehand to accurately record the condition of equipment, building décor, and components within the building.

a)

survey

b)

celebration

c)

renovation

d)

inspection

5.

As part of a pre-work schedule of condition, the resulting report would usually include which of the following?

a)

A description of the general condition of the premises

b)

An extensive series of photographs

c)

A written record of the condition of each item inspected (inside and outside)

d)

All of the above

6.

A written description of any pre-existing defects that are evident before works start, such as cracks, structural movement, decay, leaks, _______ or deterioration, should be included in the report.

a)

disrepair

b)

painting

c)

renovation

d)

cleanliness

7.

An extensive series of photographs is not necessary in a pre-work schedule of condition report.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

What is the main purpose of keeping an accurate record of the condition of the property before starting works?

a)

To afford a level of protection from unscrupulous claims for damage and to have an accurate record to refer to if any claim is made for damage arising as a result of the works.

b)

To increase the value of the property before starting works.

c)

To ensure that the property owner pays more taxes.

d)

To allow unrestricted access to the property by any contractor.

9.

What type of evidence is recommended to be collected for all locations before work commences, according to the passage on 'Pre-existing damage'?

a)

Photo/video evidence

b)

Written statements from workers

c)

Audio recordings of conversations

d)

Signed affidavits from neighbors

10.

Why should contractors maintain records following agreement prior to work commencing, as stated in the passage on 'Pre-existing damage'?

a)

To ensure that a record of the original state is on file to check against in the event of a damage claim, protecting against fraudulent claims.

b)

To speed up the construction process by avoiding unnecessary documentation.

c)

To comply with tax regulations unrelated to the project.

d)

To provide marketing material for future clients.

11.

Why does the building fabric and structure need to be protected before installation work begins?

a)

To make the building look better

b)

To limit any damage during installation

c)

To save money

d)

To increase the value of the property

12.

If the building is empty, what should be used to cover the floors, especially access and egress points, to prevent damage?

a)

Plastic or boards

b)

Carpet tiles

c)

Paint

d)

Sand

13.

How should decorative walls be protected during installation work according to the passage?

a)

By using a screen or barrier to protect them from inadvertent damage by the installer.

b)

By painting them before installation begins.

c)

By removing them temporarily from the site.

d)

By covering them with adhesive tape.

14.

If the building has furniture, what needs to be done with all valuable items? All valuable items need to be ______ and stored in a safe place.

a)

removed

b)

displayed

c)

counted

d)

cleaned

15.

If the building has furniture, what should be done with moveable items such as tables and lamps? Moveable items, such as tables and lamps, need to be ______ and stored in a safe place.

a)

removed

b)

painted

c)

locked

d)

repaired

16.

If the building has furniture, what should be done with curtains? Curtains either need to be ______ or covered for protection.

a)

taken down

b)

washed

c)

painted

d)

replaced

17.

If the building has furniture, what should be done with non-moveable furniture? Non-moveable furniture also needs to be ______ for protection.

a)

covered

b)

painted

c)

removed

d)

repaired

18.

Protecting the fabric and structure of a property: If any damage does occur, it should be made good using the correct materials for the damage and, where appropriate, it should be done with ________ material such as plaster.

a)

non-combustible

b)

flammable

c)

organic

d)

metallic