Preview Questions Carpenter | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: What is the maximum weight a worker can safely carry without mechanical assistance according to OSHA?

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50 pounds

125 pounds

100 pounds

70 pounds

Question 2: How should "stair stringers" be properly installed to ensure safety and compliance?

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Stair stringers should be cut precisely to match the rise and run, secured to the framing, and checked for stability

Stair stringers can be installed without checking the rise and run for accuracy

Stair stringers are only necessary for staircases with more than 10 steps

Inspectors do not need to verify stringer placement as it is part of the final inspection

Question 3: How does understanding symbols on a blueprint impact reading carpentry plans?

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It allows you to guess the measurements for easier interpretation

It replaces the need for measuring tools on the job site

It shows only aesthetic details like trim and paint schemes

It helps you accurately interpret the location, size, and type of materials and components

Question 4: How does a carpenter ensure consistent spacing when cutting and installing wall studs?

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Using a measuring tape and a story pole to mark the positions before cutting

Using a laser level to measure height, but ignoring horizontal spacing

Placing studs randomly and adjusting the layout later

Cutting all studs based on visual alignment without checking spacing

Question 5: What is the required safety procedure when working at heights according to OSHA regulations?

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No safety equipment is required unless working over 10 feet

Workers must use fall protection systems like harnesses or guardrails if working at heights above 6 feet

Only scaffolding needs safety checks, not the workers

Safety harnesses are optional if the structure is considered stable

Question 6: How do you measure and cut "window trim" to ensure it fits precisely around a window frame?

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Only measure the height of the window frame, not the width

Window trim is not necessary for precise measurements and can be cut by eye

Cut the window trim based on a rough estimate of the frame dimensions

Measure the dimensions of the window opening, then cut the trim to match those dimensions and fit snugly