answers please

[stevetheplumber]

10.12 The recommended method of testing for leaks when assembling LPG equipment before use is to:
a. Test with the use of a manometer
b. Apply leak detection fluid to the connections
c. Use the sense of smell to detect the smell of gas
d. Listen for the sound of escaping gas

 

[stevetheplumber]

10.15 A job requires dismantling lengths of cast iron soil pipe at height, which of the following actions should be taken?
a. Working in pairs, break the length at the collar, and remove the pipe
section
b. Crack the pipe at the joint and push it away, making sure the area is clear
c. Smash the pipe into sections using a hammer and remove it piece by piece
d. Crack the pipe at the base, tie a rope to the pipe and pull the section down. Shout ‘below’ to warn others

 

[Chalked]

Err
d?, Then err, d? :confused5:

 

[Ermintrude]

Defo d and d or a well known brake down company?

 

[stevetheplumber]

ill give the answers when a few more guess but i bet no one gets it

 

[Dotty]

This from your old company?

C then B......

 

[kay-jay]

a and a?

 

[mutley racers]

C and B

 

[stevetheplumber]

this is from the cscs jib /unite plumbing exam 100 questions

 

[stevetheplumber]

the answers are c and a when i first read it i couldnt belive a manometer wasnt the obvious answer but when i re read it it makes sense as its more aimed at plant ie gas bottle and pot or gun
but taking down a stack is obviously now a two man job annd they obviously havent moved on with cutting disc technology i would have thought breaking cast was a no no
theres another question regarding removing a cast iron bath thats to heavy to lift and the answer to that is inform your supervisor dont know about anyone else but i dont think ive ever remove one in one piece

 

[mutley racers]

I removed a cast once in one piece with a mate. Was in good condition and wanted it for myself. Put it outside the house and in 5 minutes it was no where to be seen!!! Now I just get the sledge hammer out straight away

 

[Ermintrude]

C makes sense now read question !

 

[lame plumber]

wouldnt have thought c is much good stood outside a mobile home in a stiff breeze (howling gale if you live in London) and your upwind, bit of leak detector fluid is what I rely on first off.

 

[Ermintrude]

Think when they say equipment they mean tools as said above.

 

[solutions]

Question 1 is Really badly worded. First couple of times I read i thought it was asking how to test an lpg installation before it is made live. In which case if it is yet to contain gas how would you smell it.

 

[wetdrip]

Question 1 is Really badly worded. First couple of times I read i thought it was asking how to test an lpg installation before it is made live. In which case if it is yet to contain gas how would you smell it.

NVQ Level two questions are of much the same poor standard of English.
Actually, rather disgraceful; which only serves to confuse, befuddle and stupify.

 

[Millsy 82]

I reckon its E use a lighter to look for leaks :83:

 

[REDSAW]

NVQ Level two questions are of much the same poor standard of English.
Actually, rather disgraceful; which only serves to confuse, befuddle and stupify.

so the non english can understand it lol

 

[lame plumber]

so the non english can understand it lol

doesnt matter now the Scots are leaving