CSLB B-2 Residential Remodeling (Trade Exam) — All Questions
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Safety
What does the demolition rule require for dust?
- a.Water or equivalent steps✓
- b.Opening a window to let dust out
- c.Dry sweeping at the end of the day
- d.Nothing, if the work is short
Dust control uses water or equivalent steps. Dry sweeping raises dust, opening a window does not control it, and doing nothing violates the rule.8 CCR 1735(t)
Safety
Where are fuel gas cylinders stored on a job?
- a.Valve end down, to keep any gas from escaping
- b.Loose on the floor, where crews can reach them
- c.Valve end up, secured, kept out of confined spaces✓
- d.Inside confined spaces, to keep them out of the weather
Fuel gas cylinders are stored and used valve end up, held in racks or placed so they will not fall, and are not taken into confined spaces. Valve end down, loose on the floor and inside confined spaces each break one of those rules.8 CCR 1740