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MTL2 Learner Outcome 3

Total questions: 8

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which legislation standardised plumbing practices across the UK from July 1st, 1999?

a)

Water Industry Act 1991

b)

Private Water Supply Regulations 2016

c)

Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999

d)

BSEN806: Specification for installations inside buildings

2.

Under the Water Industry Act 1991, who is responsible for the supply of wholesome water up to the boundary stop tap of a property?

a)

The property owner

b)

The local council

c)

The Water Undertaker

d)

The plumber

3.

Which of the following is not a purpose of the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999?

a)

Preventing contamination of water

b)

Ensuring water is heated efficiently

c)

Preventing undue consumption of water

d)

Avoiding erroneous metering

4.

Which of the following is a potential source of a private water supply?

a)

Mains water

b)

Rainwater harvesting systems

c)

Borehole

d)

Water tower

5.

Who is responsible for regulating private water supplies in the UK?

a)

Water Undertaker

b)

Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI)

c)

Local Authority

d)

Environment Agency

6.

What is one key requirement under the Private Water Supply Regulations 2016?

a)

Water must be supplied only to commercial buildings

b)

Water must be safe for people to drink

c)

Water must be heated before use

d)

Water must be stored underground

7.

Why is it important to follow manufacturer’s instructions when installing or maintaining equipment?

a)

They are easier to understand than regulations

b)

They are legally binding documents

c)

They provide the best methods and reflect current good practice

d)

They are optional guidelines for reference only

8.

What could happen if manufacturer’s instructions are not followed during installation?

a)

The equipment may work more efficiently

b)

The warranty may be void

c)

The regulations will automatically be updated

d)

The installation will be approved by the local authority