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What percent ratio of time is on the job vs industry training?
80% vs 20%
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Requirements for certification are developed by who on the recommendation of who?
- Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training Board
- Provincial Apprenticeship Commitee
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What are the two main duties of the LAC?
- Monitor Apprenticeship programs
- Make recommendations to PAC
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What are the two main duties of the PAC?
- Monitor LAC activities
- Make recommendations to Board
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The works with industry, employer, and employee organizations and technical training providers to:__________
- Alberta Advanced Education and Technology
- Facilitate industry's development and maintenance of training and certification standards
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Who is responsible for Apprenticeship Safety?
Shared between the government, employers, employees, apprentices, and the public.
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Employer required safety training is whose responsibility?
The employer and the apprentice
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Define Annular Space.
Distance between the penetrating item and the surrounding opening.
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Define Backing Material.
Material used to set the depth of fire stop systems.
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Define combustible.
A material that fails to meet the acceptance criteria.
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Define draft stopping.
Materials used to prevent the movement of air, gasses, and smoke such as red caulking.
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Define endothermic reaction.
Absorption of energy during a chemical reaction.
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Define exothermic reaction.
Production of energy during a chemical reaction.
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Define F-rating.
The time a fire stop system is rated for. (Fire protection rating)
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Define Fill, Void, or Cavity Material.
The fire stop material.
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Fire separation.
A fire wall, floor or ceiling.
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Define fire compartment.
An enclosed space in a building.
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Define fire damper.
A flap in a duct to stop smoke and flame.
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Define H-Rating.
The resistance to fire hose spray during a fire.
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Define Intumescent.
Expands when exposed to heat.
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Define L-Rating.
Measurement of air leakage during a fire.
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Define Membrane Penetration.
An opening made through a fire assembly.
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Define Passive Fire Protection.
A system designed to confine smoke and fire.
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Define Point of Contact.
Where the penetration touches the opening wall.
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Define T-Rating.
The time required for the unexposed surface to rise by 325 degrees.
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Define Through Penetration.
An item passing entirely through a fire wall.
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What is the ULC?
The Underwritings Lab of Canada.
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Define the first letter in the Numbering System Penetrations.
- F - Floor
- W - Wall
- C - Combined
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Define the second letter in the Numbering System Penetrations.
- A - Concrete < 5" thick
- B - Concrete > 5" thick
- C - Framed Floors
- J - Concrete / Block Walls < 8" thick
- K - Concrete / Block Walls > 8" thick
- L - Framed Walls
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Define the Number Series' in the Numbering System Penetrations.
- 0000 - No penetration item
- 1000 - Metallic Pipe / Conduit
- 2000 - Non-Metallic Pipe / Conduit
- 3000 - Electrical Cables
- 4000 - Cable Trays
- 5000 - Insulated Pipes
- 6000 - Electrical Ducts
- 7000 - Mechanical Ducts
- 8000 - Multiple Items
- (Items cannot be combined)
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Define the 1st letter in the Numbering System Joints.
- FF - Floor to Floor
- WW - Wall to Wall
- FW - Floor to Wall
- HW - Head of Wall
- CW - Curtain Wall
- BW - Bottom of Wall
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Define the 2nd letter in the Numbering System Joints.
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Define the Number Series in the Numbering System Joints.
- 0000 - 2" Joint Width
- 1000 - 2" to 6" Joint Width
- 2000 - 6" to 12" Joint Width
- 3000 - 12" to 24" Joint Width
- 4000 - > 24" Joint Width
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