Preview Questions Building Inspector | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: What is the standard maximum temperature for hot water distribution systems in residential buildings according to the Uniform Plumbing Code?

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120?F

150?F

130?F

140?F

Question 2: How should an inspector assess "safety barriers" during site inspections?

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Safety barriers are irrelevant during site inspections unless an accident occurs

Safety barriers are only checked at the end of construction

Inspectors do not need to verify safety barriers unless there is a complaint

Inspectors ensure that safety barriers are properly installed to protect workers and the public from hazards on the construction site

Question 3: When performing a site inspection on a building's HVAC system, what is the first step?

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Verify the type of HVAC system being used

Check the installation of ductwork for proper connections

Test the HVAC system's operational efficiency

Inspect the aesthetic of HVAC units

Question 4: How do "emergency exit routes" factor into safety inspections on construction sites?

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Emergency exit routes are irrelevant unless a fire hazard is detected

Inspectors ensure that emergency exits are clearly marked, unobstructed, and meet fire safety regulations

Emergency exit routes are checked only during fire safety inspections

Inspectors only check emergency exits after the building is occupied

Question 5: How should "seismic safety" regulations be applied during building inspections in earthquake-prone areas?

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Inspectors do not need to verify seismic safety unless a major earthquake is anticipated

Seismic safety regulations are not relevant for building inspections in regions with low earthquake risk

Inspectors ensure that the building complies with seismic safety codes, including foundation strength and structural resilience

Seismic safety is only required for high-rise buildings and not for low-rise residential structures

Question 6: How does code compliance for electrical systems get verified during a site inspection?

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Inspecting only the position of electrical outlets and disregarding wiring standards

Ensuring that electrical wiring, outlets, and panels are installed per the National Electrical Code (NEC)

Verifying that the color of the electrical wiring matches specifications without considering load requirements

Ensuring that electrical panels are installed in non-functional areas without accessibility concerns