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Orientation to Carpentry

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

If you must miss a day of work, you should _____

a)

make up a good excuse

b)

ask a coworker to let the supervisor know you’ll be out

c)

deal with the problem tomorrow

d)

call in early in the morning to tell your supervisor you won’t be there

2.

Which of the following is true regarding honesty?

a)

Being late and not making up the time is the same as stealing from your employer.

b)

It is okay to borrow tools from the jobsite as long as you return them before anyone notices.

c)

You are doing your company a favor by using lower-grade materials than those listed in the specifications.

d)

It is okay to take materials or tools from your employer if you feel the company owes you for past efforts.

3.

The construction worker most likely to become knowledgeable about many trades is the _____

a)

electrician

b)

carpenter

c)

plumber

d)

mason

4.

A safety program developed to meet the requirements of a specific situation and location is referred to as _____

a)

locally oriented

b)

site-specific

c)

job-specific

d)

targeted

5.

The purpose of the pre-apprenticeship program is to _____.

a)

allow students to start in an apprenticeship program while still in high school

b)

make sure all young people know how to use basic carpentry tools

c)

provide job opportunities for people who quit high school

d)

make sure that people under 18 have proper supervision on the job

6.

The two skills demonstrated by trainees at SkillsUSA Championships are _____

a)

organization and technical

b)

team building and layout reading

c)

interviewing and speaking

d)

occupational and leadership

7.

A prospective carpenter apprentice may be required to submit a high school diploma or GED to the apprenticeship committee.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

The group responsible for enforcing apprenticeship standards and ensuring the apprentice is properly trained is the _____

a)

contractor

b)

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

c)

Apprenticeship Committee

d)

Department of Commerce

9.

Work performed by a crew of craftworkers and laborers is usually directed by a(n) _____

a)

apprentice supervisor

b)

lead carpenter

c)

general contractor

d)

carpenter/instructor

10.

When should an unsafe condition be reported to OSHA?

a)

As soon as it is discovered

b)

Never

c)

After it causes an injury

d)

If company leaders ignore your report

11.

Because carpenters are usually on the job before other trades, their work must accommodate the other trades. This is called trade .

a)

etiquette

b)

sequencing

c)

articulation

d)
coordination
12.

A total of 8,000 hours of on-the-job learning is needed for a carpentry apprentice to .

a)
advance to journeyman
b)

become a master carpenter

c)

complete a degree in construction technology

d)

receive a competency certificate

13.

The foundation of an effective safety program is .

a)

holding frequent safety meetings

b)

rewarding workers who don’t suffer injuries

c)

developing a master accident prevention campaign

d)
using a process of hazard recognition, evaluation,
14.

The Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 29:30 specifies requirements for .

a)
approved apprenticeship programs
b)

on-the-job safety classes

c)

supervisory training

d)

fall prevention procedures

15.

A term used to describe the overall behavior and attitude expected in the workplace is .

a)

absenteeism

b)
professionalism
c)

responsibility

d)

tardiness