BICSI Technician Quiz Questions and
Answers Latest Version Graded A+
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.
PPE
A document that provides detailed statements and descriptions of the work
content for the project requirements.
SOW
What are the three basic locations for storing materials?
Company-controlled location, At the work site, With the distributor
True or False: After completing the site survey and formulating a project
implementation plan, the designated ICT systems installation PM should hold an
initial meeting with the entire ICT systems installation team.
True
Which meeting should be held after the initial meeting and should include the
cabling installation team and appropriate contractors?
Pre-Installation Meeting
The progress meeting should only occur once a month
False
What describes the manpower and mobilization in terms of responsibility, skill
level, certification level and head count?
Project Plan
The building official, electrical inspector, fire marshal, or other individuals or
entities responsible for interpretation and enforcement of local building and
electrical codes.
Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ)
A private, nonprofit membership organization focused on meeting the standards
and conformity assessment requirements of its diverse constituency.
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
A commission responsible for international electronics standards.
International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)
An organization responsible for defining international cabling and other
standards.
International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
National Fire Protection Association
NFPA
Enforces the safety aspects of codes and standards as they apply to employee
working conditions
Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA)
Telecommunications Industry Association
TIA
, A rule or set of rules intended to ensure safety during the installation and use of
materials components, fixtures, systems, premises and related subjects.
Code
Set of regulations that take precedence in the European Union
Directives
National Electrical Code
NEC
Indicates a statement of required, mandatory, or a specifically prohibitive practice
regarding an action, procedure, or other activity
Shall
Indicates a statement of recommended practice, but not mandatory, in typical
situations, with deviations allowed if professional engineering judgment or study
indicates the deviation to be appropriate
Should
Which of the following describes the primary purpose of a code?
Ensures the practical safeguarding of persons and property from hazards
Most Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) standards that govern
telecommunications cabling infrastructure are accredited through
the_____________.
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
A ____________________ is defined as a accepted collection requirements and
recommendations for the defining, construction, evaluation, application, or
comparison of materials, equipment, products, and services.
Standard
True or False. Compliance to a standard is a voluntary act, unless otherwise
specified by law, contract, or other binding article.
True
Cable in telecommunications spaces(s) (e.g., horizontal connections to
telecommunications outlet/connectors, formerly referred to as horizontal cable)
Cabling Subsystem 1
Termination of building backbone cable connecting Intermediate Cross-connects
[Building Distributors] to Horizontal Cross-connects [Field Distributors]. Formerly
referred to as second-level backbone.
Cabling Subsystem 2
Termination of building backbone cable connecting Main Cross-connects
[Campus Distributor] to Intermediate Cross-connects [Building Distributors], to
as first-level backbone. Formerly referred to as first-level backbone.
Cabling Subsystem 3
An entrance to a building for both public and private network service cables,
including wireless, mechanical and electrical services, and the entrance point at
the building wall, and continuing to entrance room or space.
Entrance Facility (EF)
An environmentally controlled centralized space for telecommunications
equipment that usually houses a main or intermediate cross-connect. (TIA)
Equipment Room (ER)
Answers Latest Version Graded A+
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.
PPE
A document that provides detailed statements and descriptions of the work
content for the project requirements.
SOW
What are the three basic locations for storing materials?
Company-controlled location, At the work site, With the distributor
True or False: After completing the site survey and formulating a project
implementation plan, the designated ICT systems installation PM should hold an
initial meeting with the entire ICT systems installation team.
True
Which meeting should be held after the initial meeting and should include the
cabling installation team and appropriate contractors?
Pre-Installation Meeting
The progress meeting should only occur once a month
False
What describes the manpower and mobilization in terms of responsibility, skill
level, certification level and head count?
Project Plan
The building official, electrical inspector, fire marshal, or other individuals or
entities responsible for interpretation and enforcement of local building and
electrical codes.
Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ)
A private, nonprofit membership organization focused on meeting the standards
and conformity assessment requirements of its diverse constituency.
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
A commission responsible for international electronics standards.
International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)
An organization responsible for defining international cabling and other
standards.
International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
National Fire Protection Association
NFPA
Enforces the safety aspects of codes and standards as they apply to employee
working conditions
Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA)
Telecommunications Industry Association
TIA
, A rule or set of rules intended to ensure safety during the installation and use of
materials components, fixtures, systems, premises and related subjects.
Code
Set of regulations that take precedence in the European Union
Directives
National Electrical Code
NEC
Indicates a statement of required, mandatory, or a specifically prohibitive practice
regarding an action, procedure, or other activity
Shall
Indicates a statement of recommended practice, but not mandatory, in typical
situations, with deviations allowed if professional engineering judgment or study
indicates the deviation to be appropriate
Should
Which of the following describes the primary purpose of a code?
Ensures the practical safeguarding of persons and property from hazards
Most Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) standards that govern
telecommunications cabling infrastructure are accredited through
the_____________.
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
A ____________________ is defined as a accepted collection requirements and
recommendations for the defining, construction, evaluation, application, or
comparison of materials, equipment, products, and services.
Standard
True or False. Compliance to a standard is a voluntary act, unless otherwise
specified by law, contract, or other binding article.
True
Cable in telecommunications spaces(s) (e.g., horizontal connections to
telecommunications outlet/connectors, formerly referred to as horizontal cable)
Cabling Subsystem 1
Termination of building backbone cable connecting Intermediate Cross-connects
[Building Distributors] to Horizontal Cross-connects [Field Distributors]. Formerly
referred to as second-level backbone.
Cabling Subsystem 2
Termination of building backbone cable connecting Main Cross-connects
[Campus Distributor] to Intermediate Cross-connects [Building Distributors], to
as first-level backbone. Formerly referred to as first-level backbone.
Cabling Subsystem 3
An entrance to a building for both public and private network service cables,
including wireless, mechanical and electrical services, and the entrance point at
the building wall, and continuing to entrance room or space.
Entrance Facility (EF)
An environmentally controlled centralized space for telecommunications
equipment that usually houses a main or intermediate cross-connect. (TIA)
Equipment Room (ER)
