7. Common domestic retrofit installation processes Flashcards
1 Materials delivered to site should be checked for accuracy against:
An invoice
A purchase order
A delivery note
A remittance advice
A purchase order
2 Laying insulation boards and a floor covering over the existing floor to improve its insulation is called a ‘floating floor’, true or false?
True
3 Loft insulation laid in two layers should have their edges laid in parallel above each layer, true or false?
False
4 The minimum thickness for loft insulation to reach its target U?value when using mineral wool is:
100mm
200mm
270mm
300mm
270mm
5 Old hot water cylinders without insulation should be insulated with a thickness of at least:
25mm
40mm
60mm
80mm
80mm
6 When insulating between the rafters on the inside of a pitched roof, it’s essential to block the ventilation above the rafters, true or false?
False
7 The type and material of fixing shown in this image is:
Plastic wall plug anchor
Aluminium wall plug anchor
Plastic helical fixing
Galvanised clout nail
Plastic wall plug anchor
8 In the case of custom-build EWI projects, the recommend methods of fixing are mechanical and plaster dabs, true or false?
false
9 When carrying out IWI, fixings for radiators and wall mounted cupboards should be screwed through the insulation and into the wall using metal fixings, true or false?
False
10 When installing cavity wall insulation, the process should start from the bottom and go to the top of the walls, true or false?
True
11 The first action when insulating underneath an existing suspended timber floor should be:
Lag any gas pipes
Seal all the air gaps
Reroute all the electrical wiring
Fit the retaining straps
12 One method of reducing the finished floor level for a floating floor is to use:
Rigid vacuum insulation panels
Two layers of compressed mineral wool
Blown cellulose fibre
Vermiculite in the concrete mix
Rigid vacuum insulation panels
Which of the following is a recognised method for informing co-workers on new products, changes to the design/spec, and health and safety issues?
toolbox talk
design speciation
data sheet
newsletter
toolbox talk
The five ‘Cs’ of communications are clear, correct, concise, complete and:
Comprehensive
Compelling
Constructive
Creative
Constructive
The customer-focussed document produced by Quality Mark (or TrustMark) is the:
installer charter
Consumer charter
Client charter
Retrofit charter
Consumer charter