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Application Form Part 2 and Technical Industry Questions – Non-Structural Repair Work (Certificate I in Construction)
Application Form Part 2 and Technical Industry Questions – Non-Structural Repair Work (Certificate I in Construction)
20/02/2023
1.
Estimating and quoting projects.
Weekly
Monthly
Every 3 months
Once or twice a year
Rarely or never
None
2.
Undertake various construction projects, such as decks, pergolas and sheds. These projects must include new structures and repair of existing structures with defects.
Weekly
Monthly
Every 3 months
Once or twice a year
Rarely or never
None
3.
Remove and replace windows (with independent screens)
Weekly
Monthly
Every 3 months
Once or twice a year
Rarely or never
None
4.
Remove and replace doors (with independent screens) and door furniture (e.g. handles, locks, hinges, etc)
Weekly
Monthly
Every 3 months
Once or twice a year
Rarely or never
None
5.
What should you check before using a circular saw on site?
Whether it is the newest model
If the cord and tool is the right colour and shape
That the blade guard works and the power cord is undamaged
If someone else used it earlier
None
6.
Why is it important to clean and return tools after use?
So you don't have to buy new tools too often
To keep the worksite clean and tidy and tools in a good condition
It avoids complaints and arguments with other workers
Because the supervisor said that's what needs to be done
None
7.
Which of the following is important when reading a basic site plan?
Colour of the lines and symbols
Understanding measurements and layout symbols
The page number
The designers signature
None
8.
Which of the following Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is essential when using power tools?
Sunglasses and sun protection
Ear protection and safety glasses
High visibility vest and closed shoes
A mobile phone
None
9.
During the construction of a shed, what is the most appropriate use of a spirit level?
To find studs in a wall
To check the slope of the roof
To ensure walls or posts are plumb and level
To tighten bolts and ensure screws are straight
None
10.
What should you do before making a cut when cutting timber to size for a deck?
Put heavy weight on the timber to test its strength
Mark the measurement and secure the timber properly
Cut quickly before anyone else uses the saw
Estimate the length based on the size of timber you have
None
11.
If you are building a pergola and find that the posts are different heights after installing them, what should you do?
Ignore it, no one will notice
Cut all posts to the same level
Add more concrete under the shorter ones
Paint over the difference
None
12.
What is the best way to prevent timber warping during storage before you use it to build a deck or fence?
Leave it on the grass until you need it
Stack it flat on supports, off the ground, in a dry and covered area
Lean it against a fence
Store it outside in the rain to soften it
None
13.
What is a good way to check the alignment of fence panels as you install them?
Measure each one separately
Use a chalk line or string line stretched across the posts
Push the panels until they look straight
Align it with the closest wall or tree
None
14.
When you are assembling timber rails to steel posts, which fastener is most appropriate?
Finishing nails
Wood screws
Tek screws or galvanised bolts
Glue and masking tape
None
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