Preview Questions Carpenter | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: How often should scaffolding be inspected according to OSHA regulations?

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Weekly

Monthly

Daily

Before each use

Question 2: How should "dovetail joints" be created to ensure strength and durability in drawers or boxes?

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Use a simple butt joint to join the pieces and then glue them

The tails and pins should be cut precisely with a dovetail saw and aligned tightly for maximum strength

Dovetail joints do not require precision, only approximate cuts

It is sufficient to glue the joint without any mechanical reinforcement

Question 3: According to the International Building Code (IBC), how far apart should structural fasteners be spaced in shear walls for maximum safety?

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16 inches

12 inches

6 inches

24 inches

Question 4: When performing "rough framing" for walls, how should "king studs" and "jack studs" be spaced for optimal load-bearing performance?

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King studs should be doubled for added strength, but jack studs are optional

Jack studs can be spaced as far apart as needed as long as the king studs are in place

Jack studs should be installed only in high wind areas

King studs should be spaced 16 inches apart, and jack studs should be placed beneath the header

Question 5: How does personal protective equipment (PPE) contribute to a carpenter's safety on a construction site?

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PPE is used to enhance comfort and is optional for carpenters working on low-risk tasks

PPE is only required for high-risk activities and is not necessary for regular carpentry tasks

PPE is only needed for commercial carpentry and not for residential projects

PPE, such as hard hats, gloves, and eye protection, reduces exposure to risks such as falling objects and debris

Question 6: What is the recommended method for ensuring precise "paneling" installation in a large wall area?

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It is sufficient to install the top and bottom panels only

Nail each panel without measuring, as paneling is forgiving

Rely on a tape measure and eyeballing the alignment during installation

Use a laser level to ensure all panels are aligned properly before securing them with nails or staples