FACILITY MAINTENANCE EXAM SCRIPT 2026/2027
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔management theory 5 scientific management can help establish expected
performance standards and then determine whether those standards were met. -
✔✔true
✔✔mayo concluded that increasing light causes workers to be more productive as a
result of an improvement in the work enviornment. - ✔✔false
✔✔the theory that employees can be expected to perform better when they are
motivated by a reward was formalized by which management researcher? - ✔✔Victor
Vroom
✔✔leaders are traditionally good at speaking and communicating and outgoing. -
✔✔true
✔✔the best way to take charge as a new leader is to make large changes to highlight
progress/ - ✔✔false
✔✔what does outsourcing mean? - ✔✔hiring an external person to assume a job that is
normally handled in house because of a need for expertise, value, low cost,
convenience or other reasons
✔✔the benefits of outsourcing is NOT what - ✔✔better control of the facility's direction
✔✔which law requires workers to be paid minimum wage and possibly overtime? -
✔✔FLSA
✔✔a detailed job description should not include what - ✔✔the pay
✔✔reasons for losing an employee doesnt include what - ✔✔too many advancement
options
✔✔most federal laws kick in when an employer has 20 or more employees. - ✔✔false
✔✔national unions represent the direct interest of the constituency by monitoring
management activities and making sure that the CBA is being followed. - ✔✔False
✔✔Sport facilities are typically designed to last how many years? - ✔✔50 years
✔✔what issue has often been overlooked in the sport facility construction literature? -
✔✔site location
, ✔✔a publicly funded facility is primarily designed to generate revenuev - ✔✔false
✔✔what is the definition of eminent domain - ✔✔allows a government entity to seize
private property and use it for the public good after compensated owner at fair market
value.
✔✔to find the right location, the site selection team should develop what first when
starting the job? - ✔✔site mission statement
✔✔list 5 key factors to consider when evaluating a site - ✔✔zoning, neighbors, cost,
land size, possible contamination, wetlands
✔✔if you are building a new sport facility, you should eliminate opposition to a proposed
site to prevent further legal or political attacks - ✔✔false
✔✔public facilities are similar to private facilities in that both can generate significant
political fighting - ✔✔true
✔✔what is soil testing designed to uncover? - ✔✔concerns associated with the site,
such as pollution or the type of soil or turf available
✔✔grading cost are determined - ✔✔by price per cubic yard
✔✔what does site accessibility refer to? - ✔✔the ability to create roads and other
means to reach the construction area and future facility site
✔✔if a property costs $500,000 and taxes are $20,000 a year and the improvements
are $100,000, the property value should be - ✔✔$620,000
✔✔the income- based approach to valuing land examines how much similar properties
have sold for in the recent past. - ✔✔false
✔✔Why might leasing be a better choice than building a new facilities from scratch? -
✔✔an existing facility often has appropriate government approval parking areas, HVAC
equipment, and other amenities that significantly reduce the price in comparison to the
price of a new building.
✔✔what does FFE stand for? - ✔✔Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment
✔✔what does FFE mean? - ✔✔construction and post construction related items added
to a facility such as desks in a classroom, white boards, and blackboards, and
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔management theory 5 scientific management can help establish expected
performance standards and then determine whether those standards were met. -
✔✔true
✔✔mayo concluded that increasing light causes workers to be more productive as a
result of an improvement in the work enviornment. - ✔✔false
✔✔the theory that employees can be expected to perform better when they are
motivated by a reward was formalized by which management researcher? - ✔✔Victor
Vroom
✔✔leaders are traditionally good at speaking and communicating and outgoing. -
✔✔true
✔✔the best way to take charge as a new leader is to make large changes to highlight
progress/ - ✔✔false
✔✔what does outsourcing mean? - ✔✔hiring an external person to assume a job that is
normally handled in house because of a need for expertise, value, low cost,
convenience or other reasons
✔✔the benefits of outsourcing is NOT what - ✔✔better control of the facility's direction
✔✔which law requires workers to be paid minimum wage and possibly overtime? -
✔✔FLSA
✔✔a detailed job description should not include what - ✔✔the pay
✔✔reasons for losing an employee doesnt include what - ✔✔too many advancement
options
✔✔most federal laws kick in when an employer has 20 or more employees. - ✔✔false
✔✔national unions represent the direct interest of the constituency by monitoring
management activities and making sure that the CBA is being followed. - ✔✔False
✔✔Sport facilities are typically designed to last how many years? - ✔✔50 years
✔✔what issue has often been overlooked in the sport facility construction literature? -
✔✔site location
, ✔✔a publicly funded facility is primarily designed to generate revenuev - ✔✔false
✔✔what is the definition of eminent domain - ✔✔allows a government entity to seize
private property and use it for the public good after compensated owner at fair market
value.
✔✔to find the right location, the site selection team should develop what first when
starting the job? - ✔✔site mission statement
✔✔list 5 key factors to consider when evaluating a site - ✔✔zoning, neighbors, cost,
land size, possible contamination, wetlands
✔✔if you are building a new sport facility, you should eliminate opposition to a proposed
site to prevent further legal or political attacks - ✔✔false
✔✔public facilities are similar to private facilities in that both can generate significant
political fighting - ✔✔true
✔✔what is soil testing designed to uncover? - ✔✔concerns associated with the site,
such as pollution or the type of soil or turf available
✔✔grading cost are determined - ✔✔by price per cubic yard
✔✔what does site accessibility refer to? - ✔✔the ability to create roads and other
means to reach the construction area and future facility site
✔✔if a property costs $500,000 and taxes are $20,000 a year and the improvements
are $100,000, the property value should be - ✔✔$620,000
✔✔the income- based approach to valuing land examines how much similar properties
have sold for in the recent past. - ✔✔false
✔✔Why might leasing be a better choice than building a new facilities from scratch? -
✔✔an existing facility often has appropriate government approval parking areas, HVAC
equipment, and other amenities that significantly reduce the price in comparison to the
price of a new building.
✔✔what does FFE stand for? - ✔✔Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment
✔✔what does FFE mean? - ✔✔construction and post construction related items added
to a facility such as desks in a classroom, white boards, and blackboards, and
