BICSI IN101, V8.0 Day 2 – 2025 latest
Questions and Answers Already Passed
100%/GRADED A+
1. Which is unlikely to be a hazard of confined spaces?
A. Combustible dust
B. Flammable gas
C. Electrocution
D. Unsafe oxygen levels - ANSWER C
2.Combustible dust, contact with sharp objects, and unsafe oxygen levels are
specific to confined spaces. The danger of electrocution is not inherent in a
confined space.
3. Chemical hazards can present multiple threats. Select all the dangers that may
result from working with chemicals.
A. Combustible dust
B. High flammability
C. Contact with objects
D. Toxic fumes - ANSWER B & D
4.The vapors from chemicals can overwhelm the user. Chemical vapors are highly
flammable and combustible.
5. Identify a best practice specific to the usage of tools on site.
A. Be sure to properly section off the work area when using tools.
B. Inspect tools regularly.
C. Use breaks to secure the position of tools as they are being used.
D. You may use tools in ways you deem fit. - ANSWER B
Examine both hand and power tools regularly to ensure they are in safe working
condition.
,6. Whats the formula used for extension ladders to be set at the proper pitch
(angle)?
A. X/4
B. X/5
C. X/6
D. X/2 - ANSWER A.
(25%) Example: An extension ladder contacting the support wall at a height of 20
ft. would have its base 5 ft. from the wall.
X/4 = 20/4 = 5ft.
7. Extension ladders should always overlap between sections by at least three
rungs. Both side rails of the ladder must be supported at the top, and the top of the
ladder should extend up to how many feet above the roofline, catwalks, or lofts?
A. 4 Ft
B. 3 Ft
C. 5 Ft
D. 6 Ft. - ANSWER B
8.Should extend up to the work area and =0.91 m (3 ft) above roofline, catwalks, or
lofts (see Figure 3.8). This allows the installer to safely mount or dismount the
steps when getting back onto the ladder from the roofline, catwalk, or loft. Lash
ladders to anchors if the ladder will be used for an extended period.
9. Access Provider (AP) - ANSWER An AP is a company that provides a physical
(copper or optical fiber cabling) or wireless circuit path to the site.
10. Conduit - ANSWER A pipe or tube through which cable travels.
11.Catwalk - ANSWER An elevated walkway provided in some buildings to help
workers reach utility spaces.
12. Confined Spaces - ANSWER Are large enough and configured so that an
employee can physically enter and perform assigned work; has limited or
restrictive means for entry or exit; is not designed for continuous employee
occupancy.
, 13.SDS - ANSWER Abbreviation of safety data sheet. A document prepared by
the manufacturer describing all known chemical, radiological, and other hazards of
a specific product.
14. caught in/ caught between - ANSWER When an injury is the result of pressure
or crushing.
15. CPR - ANSWER Abbreviation of cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
16. HAZMAT - ANSWER Acronym for hazardous material. A substance which,
by reason of being explosive, flammable, poisonous, corrosive, oxidizing,
irritating, or otherwise harmful, is likely to cause death or injury. (OSHA)
17. OSHA - ANSWER Acronym for the Occupational Safety and Health
Administration. Part of the U.S.Department of Labor, OSHA was created to assure
safe and healthful working conditions by setting and enforcing standards and by
providing training, outreach, education, and assistance.(OSHA).
18. PPE - ANSWER Abbreviation of personal protective equipment. Any number
of safety apparatuses worn or used by an individual (e.g., hard hat, protective
eyewear, gloves, clothing) that shield against possible injury while performing
tasks.
19.TOXIN - ANSWER A poisonous substance
20. Demarcation Point - ANSWER A point here the operation control or ownership
changes. The point of interface between service providers and customer facilities.
21. Entrance Facility (EF) - ANSWER The EF consists of the telecommunications
service entrance to the building, including the entrance through the building
envelope (e.g., exterior wall, ground level slab, roof) into the building interior, and
continuing to the entrance room or space.
Demarcation point
Space to house the transition of OSP cabling
22. EMT - ANSWER Abbreviation of electrical metallic tubing.
23. ENT - ANSWER Abbreviation of electrical nonmetallic tubing.
Questions and Answers Already Passed
100%/GRADED A+
1. Which is unlikely to be a hazard of confined spaces?
A. Combustible dust
B. Flammable gas
C. Electrocution
D. Unsafe oxygen levels - ANSWER C
2.Combustible dust, contact with sharp objects, and unsafe oxygen levels are
specific to confined spaces. The danger of electrocution is not inherent in a
confined space.
3. Chemical hazards can present multiple threats. Select all the dangers that may
result from working with chemicals.
A. Combustible dust
B. High flammability
C. Contact with objects
D. Toxic fumes - ANSWER B & D
4.The vapors from chemicals can overwhelm the user. Chemical vapors are highly
flammable and combustible.
5. Identify a best practice specific to the usage of tools on site.
A. Be sure to properly section off the work area when using tools.
B. Inspect tools regularly.
C. Use breaks to secure the position of tools as they are being used.
D. You may use tools in ways you deem fit. - ANSWER B
Examine both hand and power tools regularly to ensure they are in safe working
condition.
,6. Whats the formula used for extension ladders to be set at the proper pitch
(angle)?
A. X/4
B. X/5
C. X/6
D. X/2 - ANSWER A.
(25%) Example: An extension ladder contacting the support wall at a height of 20
ft. would have its base 5 ft. from the wall.
X/4 = 20/4 = 5ft.
7. Extension ladders should always overlap between sections by at least three
rungs. Both side rails of the ladder must be supported at the top, and the top of the
ladder should extend up to how many feet above the roofline, catwalks, or lofts?
A. 4 Ft
B. 3 Ft
C. 5 Ft
D. 6 Ft. - ANSWER B
8.Should extend up to the work area and =0.91 m (3 ft) above roofline, catwalks, or
lofts (see Figure 3.8). This allows the installer to safely mount or dismount the
steps when getting back onto the ladder from the roofline, catwalk, or loft. Lash
ladders to anchors if the ladder will be used for an extended period.
9. Access Provider (AP) - ANSWER An AP is a company that provides a physical
(copper or optical fiber cabling) or wireless circuit path to the site.
10. Conduit - ANSWER A pipe or tube through which cable travels.
11.Catwalk - ANSWER An elevated walkway provided in some buildings to help
workers reach utility spaces.
12. Confined Spaces - ANSWER Are large enough and configured so that an
employee can physically enter and perform assigned work; has limited or
restrictive means for entry or exit; is not designed for continuous employee
occupancy.
, 13.SDS - ANSWER Abbreviation of safety data sheet. A document prepared by
the manufacturer describing all known chemical, radiological, and other hazards of
a specific product.
14. caught in/ caught between - ANSWER When an injury is the result of pressure
or crushing.
15. CPR - ANSWER Abbreviation of cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
16. HAZMAT - ANSWER Acronym for hazardous material. A substance which,
by reason of being explosive, flammable, poisonous, corrosive, oxidizing,
irritating, or otherwise harmful, is likely to cause death or injury. (OSHA)
17. OSHA - ANSWER Acronym for the Occupational Safety and Health
Administration. Part of the U.S.Department of Labor, OSHA was created to assure
safe and healthful working conditions by setting and enforcing standards and by
providing training, outreach, education, and assistance.(OSHA).
18. PPE - ANSWER Abbreviation of personal protective equipment. Any number
of safety apparatuses worn or used by an individual (e.g., hard hat, protective
eyewear, gloves, clothing) that shield against possible injury while performing
tasks.
19.TOXIN - ANSWER A poisonous substance
20. Demarcation Point - ANSWER A point here the operation control or ownership
changes. The point of interface between service providers and customer facilities.
21. Entrance Facility (EF) - ANSWER The EF consists of the telecommunications
service entrance to the building, including the entrance through the building
envelope (e.g., exterior wall, ground level slab, roof) into the building interior, and
continuing to the entrance room or space.
Demarcation point
Space to house the transition of OSP cabling
22. EMT - ANSWER Abbreviation of electrical metallic tubing.
23. ENT - ANSWER Abbreviation of electrical nonmetallic tubing.
