Preview Questions Steel Fixer | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: When dealing with high-strength concrete, which of the following materials is commonly used as reinforcement to complement the concrete's properties?

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High-strength deformed bars

Pre-stressed tendons

Mild steel bars

Carbon steel rods

Question 2: In compliance with OSHA standards, what is the required guardrail height for scaffoldings used by Steel Fixers?

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42 inches

40 inches

36 inches

48 inches

Question 3: When you see a dashed line on a construction blueprint, what does it typically represent?

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A cutting plane or section view of the drawing

A hidden or concealed element, such as reinforcement in a slab or beam

A dimension line showing measurements

The outline of an object in the design

Question 4: To comply with safety standards, which of the following should Steel Fixers use when working with overhead reinforcement?

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Safety harnesses and lanyards

No safety equipment is necessary

Only a helmet

Safety goggles and face shields

Question 5: What does the abbreviation ?L? next to a reinforcement bar symbol typically mean on a blueprint?

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Lateral position of the bar

Length of the reinforcement bar

Load capacity of the bar

Location of the reinforcement in the structure

Question 6: What is the correct procedure if a steel reinforcement bar has a visible crack while on-site?

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Attempt to weld the crack together

Inform the supervisor and use the bar for non-critical work

Continue using the bar if it is still functional

Discard the bar immediately and replace it with a new one