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| Interior panels in residential wiring are typically installed during which phase of work? |
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| A residential wiring system typically uses ____ |
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| Nonmetallic-sheathed cable |
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| Commercial wiring is typically installed in ____ |
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| Which of the following would most likely require special knowledge of hazardous locations? |
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| Conduit: Rigid Metal Conduit |
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| Minimum standards for apprentice training programs are established by ____ |
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| The department of labor (DOL) |
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| Once you have finished your apprenticeship, your training is over. (T/F) |
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| It is ok to be a little late for work as long as you make up the time. (T/F) |
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| The primary mission of OSHA is to ____ |
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| Ensure that the employers maintain a safe workplace. |
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| If you see a safety violation at your job site, you should ignore it unless it affects you. (T/F) |
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| Phases of residential electrical wiring include ____ |
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| Rough in, trim-out, testing, and troubleshooting. |
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| A major difference between residential and commercial wiring is that commercial wiring is usually installed in metal conduit. (T/F) |
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| Industrial electricians are usually split into two groups: ____ and ____. |
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| Installers and Maintenance personnel |
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| Your apprenticeship program requires ____ hours of OJL (On the Job Learning) per year. |
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| Competency-based training means that you must demonstrate the skills necessary to perform hands-on tasks before advancing to the next stage of the curriculum. (T/F) |
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| A ____ allows you to complete as much as two years of your apprenticeship before you have finished high school. |
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| Youth Apprenticeship Program |
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| It's ok to take scrap pieces home as long as you don't think they'll be needed on the job. (T/F) |
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| Many employees feel that sick days can be treated as floating holidays to be taken whenever they would like a day off. How is this unfair to an employer or co-workers? |
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| The employee's health insurance must still be paid; jobs are bid and scheduled on workforce size: work is not done and schedules not met; your responsibilities will be given to another worker and they'll have more work to do. |
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| OSHA Requires that employers provide a safe and hazard-free job site. (T/F) |
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| In addition to the OSHA safety standards, name two other standards that relate to electrical systems and devices. |
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| The National Electrical Code (NEC) and Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace (NFPA 70E) |
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| ____ is the federal government agency established to ensure a safe and healthy environment in the workplace. |
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| Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) |
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| Job-related learning acquired while working is known as ____ |
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| On the Job Learning (OJL) |
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| The Main panelboard enclosure would probably be installed in the ____ stage. |
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| The ____ connects the commercial power to the premises wiring system. |
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| Devices and fixtures would be installed during ____. |
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| Conduit is part of the ____. |
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| What is "Electrical Service"? |
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| The electrical components that are used to connect the commercial power to the premises wiring system. |
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| What is "Occupational Safety and Health Administration" or "OSHA"? |
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| The federal government agency established to ensure a safe and healthy environment in the workplace. |
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| What is "On-the-job Learning" or "OJL"? |
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| Job-related learning acquired while working. |
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| What are "Raceway systems"? |
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| Conduit, fitting, boxes, and enclosures that house the conductors in an electrical system. |
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| The installation of the raceway system (including conduit, boxes, and enclosures), wiring, or cable. |
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| After rough-in, the installation and termination of devices and fixtures. |
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