Safety & Job Site Rules
TOOLS
Wiring, Devices & Materials
Construction & Building Standards
Wire Pulling & Installation
100

What must all rolling scaffolds have to be considered safe, along with guard rails?

Toe boards

100

What happens to the metallurgy of metal tools when heat is applied to them?

The metal becomes softer

100

What term refers to an assembly that has more than one conductor or multiple conductors?

Cable (or bundle)

100

When mixing concrete, which component makes up the largest percentage of the mix?

Aggregates

100

When setting up for a cable pull in a cable tray between floors, you should feed from where and pull from where?

Feed from the higher floor and pull from the lower floor

200

True or False: All scissor lifts are considered scaffolding, whether vertical or aerial.

True

200

Which type of hollow wall anchors have the lowest duty rating?

Plastic hollow wall anchors

200

The most widely-used conductors for electrical systems are rated at what voltage?

600 V

200

Type V is the typical construction classification for what type of buildings?

Most single-family homes and garages

200

When planning a wire pull, what direction should you choose to minimize effort?

Pull in a direction that requires the lowest amount of pulling force

300

Which ladder material should not be used when working on or near electrical power sources?

Aluminum

300

What striking tool features a pointed or shaped metal tip used for marking layout lines or driving out pins?

Punch (or pin punch)

300

What serves as a point of contact or interface between building wire and a switch or receptacle?

Terminals

300

Which material has the highest strength-to-weight ratio of any construction material?

Cold-formed steel

300

The "mare's tail" method of making a wire pulling head mimics what standard tool?

A pulling grip

400

What type of space is not designed for continuous employee occupancy (lacking ventilation, lighting, etc.)?

A confined space

400

What type of connector is specifically designed to connect flexible metal conduit (FMC) and armored/metal-clad cable (AC/MC)?

AC/MC and FMC connector

400

 What are the five primary methods of terminating a wiring device?

Back wire, side wire, speed wire, pre-terminated leads (leaded), and modular

400

According to the NFPA, survivors caught in a fire typically cannot see more than how many feet in front of them?

12 feet

400

In a vertical conduit installation, where should the worker set up to pull conductors to reduce tension?

At the top level of the vertical pull

500

What current range causes extreme pain, respiratory arrest, and severe muscular contractions where death is possible?

100 mA

500

Receptacles used for reducing electrical noise via an isolated grounding conductor are identified by what feature?

An orange triangle located on the face of the receptacle

500

What information is typically contained in a firestop certification document?

Description of the penetrating item, a detail drawing, and specific products to be used (All of the above)

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