Orientation to Trade

  1. Which of the following is a task not generally performed by pipe-fitters?




    A) Installing residential plumbing systems
  2. 2. Which of the following is a correct statement about pipe-fitters?




    D) Pipefitters must learn how to weld because welding is an important part of their work

  3. The tool shown in Figure 1 is a(n) _____ wrench




    B) offset

  4. The tool shown in Figure 2 is used to ______.




    C) thread pipe
  5. Journey-level pipefitters often earn as much as, or more than, college-educated office workers.

    a) True
    b) False
    a) True
  6. Minimum standards for apprentice training programs are established by_______.




    A) ATELS
  7. If one of your co-workers does not act in a professional manner, the best approach is to _____.




    A) report the person to your supervisor
  8. It is okay to be a little late for work as long as you make up the time. 

    a) True
    b) False
    b) False
  9. The primary mission of OSHA is to _______.




    A) ensure that employers maintain a safe workplace
  10. If you see a safety violation at your job site you should _______.




    B) inform your supervisor
  11. What is ATELS stand for? and define it
    Apprenticeship, Training, Employer and Labor Services: The U.S. Department of Labor office that sets the minimum standards for training programs across the country.
  12. What is Bevel?
    A cut made at an angle
  13. What does OJT stand for? and define it
    On-the-job training: Job related learning acquired while working.
  14. What does OSHA stand for? and define it
    Occupational Safety and Health Administration: A federal government agency established to insure a safe and healthy environment in the work place.
  15. What is Sweat?
    Sweat is a method of adjoining pipe in which solder is applied to the joint and heated until the solder flows into the joint.
Author
JOMC0092800
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304089
Card Set
Orientation to Trade
Description
Module 1 of pipefitting Level 1 Edition 3
Updated