Résumé de Quiz
0 of 82 Questions completed
Questions:
Information
You have already completed the quiz before. Hence you can not start it again.
Quiz is loading…
You must sign in or sign up to start the quiz.
Vous devez d’abord complété le suivant :
Résultats
Résultats
0 of 82 Questions answered correctly
Your time:
Temps écoulé
You have reached 0 of 0 point(s), (0)
Earned Point(s): 0 of 0, (0)
0 Essay(s) Pending (Possible Point(s): 0)
Catégories
- Pas classé 0%
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10
- 11
- 12
- 13
- 14
- 15
- 16
- 17
- 18
- 19
- 20
- 21
- 22
- 23
- 24
- 25
- 26
- 27
- 28
- 29
- 30
- 31
- 32
- 33
- 34
- 35
- 36
- 37
- 38
- 39
- 40
- 41
- 42
- 43
- 44
- 45
- 46
- 47
- 48
- 49
- 50
- 51
- 52
- 53
- 54
- 55
- 56
- 57
- 58
- 59
- 60
- 61
- 62
- 63
- 64
- 65
- 66
- 67
- 68
- 69
- 70
- 71
- 72
- 73
- 74
- 75
- 76
- 77
- 78
- 79
- 80
- 81
- 82
- Current
- Révision
- Répondu
- Exact
- Inexact
-
Question 1 of 82
1. Question
1.1 Associate the type of contract with the related term:
a. Cost-plus contractb. Preliminary contractc. Turnkey contractd. Company contract1. Agreement between a general contractor and a client for the execution of the works at a fixed price.2. Contract used when the contractor must build on the land of the client.3. Contract used between a general contractor and a client, who builds on a piece of land that he owns (Itreplaces the purchase offer).4. Contract used by the general contractor who determines the amount that will be paid by the client.ExactInexact -
Question 2 of 82
2. Question
1.2 Which elements are parts of a project logbook?
1- The date
2- The profitability of the project
3- The weather conditions
4- The number of ongoing jobsites
5- The name of the visitors on the jobsite
6- Incidents related to safety
7- Comments or events
ExactInexact -
Question 3 of 82
3. Question
1.3 How do you protect a site when the works is being executed close to a public way?
1- Install a covered passage;
2- Not deliver the materials on the public way;
3- Install barriers;
4- Always clean the site.
ExactInexact -
Question 4 of 82
4. Question
1.4 Referring to the following charts, determine which ones of the subcontractors from Chart 2 could be
hired to execute the works mentioned in Chart 1.ExactInexact -
Question 5 of 82
5. Question
1.5 From the information given in the WorkBook, pages 23 and 24, how much will the services of a
carpenter-joiner (journeyman) cost (rounded amount) from the 9 th to the 25 th of October 2019 inclusively.The worker will work 8 hours per day, from Monday to Friday, in a heavy residential building.ExactInexact -
Question 6 of 82
6. Question
1.6 Which of the following organisation works alongside with the Quebec construction Code?
1- Environment Quality Act
2- Farm land
3- Building Act
4- Urban planning
ExactInexact -
Question 7 of 82
7. Question
1.7 Which of the following elements do you need to take in consideration when preparing a bid for masonry
work?1- The distance to the jobsite;2- The availability of the labor;3- The agreement of the mason’s association;4- The seasonExactInexact -
Question 8 of 82
8. Question
1.8 A wall measures 25 feet long and you install a stud wall at every 16 inches. How many studs will you need if you plan on doubling the studs at both ends?
ExactInexact -
Question 9 of 82
9. Question
1.9 A room measures 9000 mm per 7 500 mm. How many 30-centimeter square tiles will it take to cover thesurface of the floor? Make the calculation with a 10% loss in tiles.ExactInexact -
Question 10 of 82
10. Question
1.10 From the drawings of the Workbook pages 35 to 41, which is part of the mechanical plans?
ExactInexact -
Question 11 of 82
11. Question
1.11 From the drawings of the WorkBook pages 35 to 41, which one shows a cross section of a wall?
ExactInexact -
Question 12 of 82
12. Question
1.12 From the drawings of the WorkBook pages 35 to 41, which one shows a layout plan?
ExactInexact -
Question 13 of 82
13. Question
1.13 A specialized contractor in glaziery wants to be a subcontractor and put a bid on a construction project.
According to pages 1 to 21 of the WorkBook, determine which section of the specifications WILL NOTbe transmitted by the general contractor in charge of the project?ExactInexact -
Question 14 of 82
14. Question
1.14 A call for tenders is used for: (Select only the BEST answer)
ExactInexact -
Question 15 of 82
15. Question
1.15 Refer to page 22 of the Workbook to determine the dimension of the door P-2.
ExactInexact -
Question 16 of 82
16. Question
1.16 What is the final acceptance of the work?
ExactInexact -
Question 17 of 82
17. Question
1.17 With whom do you need to communicate before doing some excavation work?
ExactInexact -
Question 18 of 82
18. Question
1.18 Which way do you calculate the insulation?
ExactInexact -
Question 19 of 82
19. Question
1.19 What does this symbol mean?
ExactInexact -
Question 20 of 82
20. Question
1.20 What does “as built” mean?
ExactInexact -
Question 21 of 82
21. Question
1.21 What are the responsibilities of the superintendent?
ExactInexact -
Question 22 of 82
22. Question
1.22 What are the consequences of a delay in the work delivery?
ExactInexact -
Question 23 of 82
23. Question
1.23 How do you estimate the overall performance of a project?You evaluate:1- The performance of the suppliers2- The performance of the subcontractors3- The profitability of the project4- Weather conditionsExactInexact -
Question 24 of 82
24. Question
1.24 What can a contractor do when he finds out one of his subcontractors declared bankruptcy?
1- Inform the RBQ;2- Inform the CCQ to ensure that the workers are paid;3- Inform the CNESST;4- Inform the media.ExactInexact -
Question 25 of 82
25. Question
1.25 When a modification must be applied to a bid, the bidder must …
ExactInexact -
Question 26 of 82
26. Question
1.26 When a client wants to pay according to the actual costs of a project, what market are we referring to?
ExactInexact -
Question 27 of 82
27. Question
1.27 What is included in the administration expenses? (overhead costs)
1- Rent
2- The secretary’s income
3- The office insurances
4- Trailer rental
5- Accounting fees
ExactInexact -
Question 28 of 82
28. Question
1.28 Which information must be established between the general contractor and the material supplier?
1- The delivery costs2- The delivery delays3- The project schedule4- The validity of the supplier’s RBQ licenceExactInexact -
Question 29 of 82
29. Question
1.29 What should a general contractor do to ensure the successful development of a project?
ExactInexact -
Question 30 of 82
30. Question
1.30 What is the best way to manage materials for a small project of a few days only?
ExactInexact -
Question 31 of 82
31. Question
1.31 What does quality insurance means?
ExactInexact -
Question 32 of 82
32. Question
1.32 In your opinion, which of the following statements describes the best jobsite supply management
practice for a contractor?ExactInexact -
Question 33 of 82
33. Question
If you get your kitchen redone, you change the kitchen cabinets and the countertop, who shouldn’t you deal with?
ExactInexact -
Question 34 of 82
34. Question
1.34 You are building a bathroom for disabled people in a building, who do you need to contact?
1- A contractor in interior system
2- A civil engineer
3- A ceramic contractor
4- Structural engineer
5- Plumber
ExactInexact -
Question 35 of 82
35. Question
1.35 How do you determine the way to discard the debris?
ExactInexact -
Question 36 of 82
36. Question
1.36 How do you get more details related to a specific article of the Quebec construction code?
ExactInexact -
Question 37 of 82
37. Question
1.37 Determine, in the right order, what happens to a construction contractor if his client, during the execution of the work, notes the non-compliance of the standards stated by law.
1- Reception of a notice issued by the RBQ or the municipality;2- The contractor must apply corrections;3- The contractor receives a fine if he doesn’t comply to the notices;4- In event of a repeat offence, the RBQ can revoke the licence of the contractor at fault.ExactInexact -
Question 38 of 82
38. Question
1.38 What does quality of the work means?
1- Work as remarkable as what is seen in Decormag magazine
2- Work done in conformity with the Building Code
3- Work that is completely finished
4- Work that is done according to the client’s preferences
5- Work that was done according to plans and in a workmanlike manner
ExactInexact -
Question 39 of 82
39. Question
1.39 What does quality of materials mean?
1- Materials paid a reasonable price2- Material that is adequate for the intended purpose3- Category A1 materials4- Materials that were tested5- Materials that respect North America’s standardsExactInexact -
Question 40 of 82
40. Question
1.40 You completed a 1200 ft² project and you used 9 gallons of paint. One (1) gallon costs 35$. You have a
new project of 5000 ft² of an approximate duration of 225 hours. How much will the project costconsidering that:ExactInexact -
Question 41 of 82
41. Question
1.41 Which of the following statements is true, pertaining call for tenders’ normal procedures in accordance
with common practices in civil engineering?ExactInexact -
Question 42 of 82
42. Question
1.42 How do you establish the level of importance of the information included in the specifications?
1- The specific clauses are more important than the general causes;
2- The addendums on a call for tenders are more important than quantity slips;
3- Ratings are more important the scale measurements;
4- Instructions to suppliers are not more important than the other contract documents;
5- Specifications are more important than the plans.
ExactInexact -
Question 43 of 82
43. Question
1.43 A specialized contractor in glazing work wants to be a subcontractor and submit a bid. Referring to pages 1 to 21 of the Workbook, determine the section of the specifications that the contractor must absolutely include in his bid?
ExactInexact -
Question 44 of 82
44. Question
1.44 If you want to build a house, what is the purpose of the certificate of location?
1- Indicate the lay out of the house
2- Determine the location of the house on « Google Map »
3- Specify the dimensions of the lot and determine zoning
4- Get the construction permit
ExactInexact -
Question 45 of 82
45. Question
1.45 By referring to page 29 of the Workbook, in a plan, what type of line shows a visible element?
ExactInexact -
Question 46 of 82
46. Question
1.46 What is the procedure to store materials?
1- Study the standards of the manufacturers before storage;2- The construction wood, tightly piled up outside must be protected from the rain at all times;3- Store the materials in a specific location determined ahead of time to avoid being in the way of the flow on the jobsite.ExactInexact -
Question 47 of 82
47. Question
1.47 What is the purpose of a logbook?
1- Explain the delays on a project.2- Write down all activities of the day.3- Take note of the unusual events that impact the advancement of the jobsite.4- Explain the installation methods of special equipment.ExactInexact -
Question 48 of 82
48. Question
1.48 When are the holdbacks released at the closing of a project?
ExactInexact -
Question 49 of 82
49. Question
1.49 A developer wants to build a new development, who must he contact before beginning his works?
1- Hydro- Québec2- Phone company3- The municipality for the installation of sidewalks4- Urban planning5- The municipality for the construction of streetsExactInexact -
Question 50 of 82
50. Question
1.50 You have a small contract to do for a client and there is no prepared plan for this project. How does the
contractor should proceed to ensure customer satisfaction?1- Take time to discuss with the client to fully understand his/her needs.2- Draw a lump sum contract3- Draw a cost-plus basis contract4- Start the works as soon as possible and figure out later what you will do for the remaining works5- Draw a sketch of the project yourself or get one done by a professional, before starting the works, toensure the client’s expectations are met.ExactInexact -
Question 51 of 82
51. Question
1.51 In order to be responsible and to interact efficiently with all participants, referring to page 25 of the workbook, you need to study the call for tender and determine which of the following elements you have to consider to conclude NOT to bid on this project.
1- After verification, there is no compliance with the specifications2- You can’t bid because the call for tenders was not published in the newspapers but only on SEAO3- Your work premises are located in Ontario4- You have the subclasses 1.2 and 1.3, and also 3.1, 4.1, 5.1 and 6.15- The suppliers don’t want to guarantee the price of the materials for an established period of time6- It is impossible to know the solvency of the clientExactInexact -
Question 52 of 82
52. Question
1.52 Among the following statements, which one shows the best definition of a call for tenders?
1- It is a procedure of responses to a request between several suppliers inviting them to present a bid or aservice offer with the goal of executing the work2- It is a mandatory procedure to follow because the call for tenders must be followed if the contractorwishes to win the bid3- A call for tender in Quebec is used to benefit some contractors over other ones with the goal ofallocating them a contract4- It is a formal document always supplied and written by a contractor who holds the proper validlicence to guarantee the work5- It is a call for tenders’ procedure to stimulate competitivity between several suppliers by inviting them tosubmit a bid or a service offer with the goal of obtaining the contractExactInexact -
Question 53 of 82
53. Question
1.53 By referring to page 29 of the workbook, on the plans, when a wall is not fully shown or when an
element is cut to show only an important section, which type of line is used?ExactInexact -
Question 54 of 82
54. Question
1.54 You receive bids from your subcontractors to close a call for tenders. Your estimator asks you to send him the total amount before taxes for the concrete only. By referring to the specifications in the Workbook, pages 1 to 21, which amount will you have to give your estimator?
ExactInexact -
Question 55 of 82
55. Question
1.55 You receive a request for a bid to supply and install concrete for a garage. The garage measures 24’ x 26’. There will be two (2) 10-feet wide garage doors on ground level and two (2) garage back-doors at the foundation level of 8 feet wide. Which rounded quantity of concrete should you supply for the footings and the walls in 20 MPa and which rounded quantity for the slab in 32 MPa?The foundation footings measure 24’’ wide x 8’’ of thickness.The foundation walls will have a tickness of 8’’ x 5’ of height.The slab will be 6’’ thickThere will be no windows in the foundation.ExactInexact -
Question 56 of 82
56. Question
1.56 For a contractor who bids on a project, it is very important to include all fees directly related to the organisation of the jobsite, often called general requirements, in the bids. From the list below, which fees are directly related to these expenses ?
1- Unitary costs2- Global project execution costs3- Fix company expenses4- Temporary electricity and heating costs for the duration of the works5- The payment for the office rental6- The income for the office secretary7- It is impossible to know the jobsite organisation fees8- The temporary installation costs9- The rental costs for the scaffoldings10- Fees related to tools’ rental11- Security feesExactInexact -
Question 57 of 82
57. Question
1.57 According to page 28 of the workbook, if you are a general contractor and if you wish to bid on thefollowing specialties, for which one will you have to hire a specialized contractor who will do the workfor you?ExactInexact -
Question 58 of 82
58. Question
1.58 Contractors are dealing with a serious labor shortage in Quebec, among other regions. In order to comply to the estimated costs in a call for tenders, a Laval company bids on a windmill project in Mingan. The estimator must estimate the consequence of the location where the work will be done. In your opinion, which of the following statements is true?
ExactInexact -
Question 59 of 82
59. Question
1.59 In order to execute construction work, contractors must previously complete some tasks, for example, plan the functions to be accomplished by professionals and plan a jobsite opening meeting. Before executing the works, it is important to determine actions to be taken and to plan them. In your opinion, which of the following statements are true?
1- The contractor must determine the location where to install the crane, on the jobsite
2- The contractor must know and locate the closest hospital and firefighters’ location.
3- The contractor must decide the location of the jobsite trailer
4- The contractor must determine the location where to install the debris container
5- The contractor must determine the location where the materials will be delivered on the jobsite
ExactInexact -
Question 60 of 82
60. Question
1.60 Among the various RBQ licence classes, some specialties require unusual equipment, complicated to handle and to find, which often involves a specific training. Within the following list of work, which will require such type of equipment?
1- Remove formaldehyde foam from the attic and the walls
2- Install lathwork from a historical building
3- Install roof overhangs on a heritage building
4- Install wood foundations under a cottage
5- Install cedar shingles on the roof of an ancestral building
ExactInexact -
Question 61 of 82
61. Question
1.61 To complete a good estimation, the contractor (estimator) must have a method. He must follow a procedure that includes these steps: Get set up, evaluate the elements that can affect the costs of the project, build the road map of the quantities’ statements (Take-Off), etc. An inquiry and an analysis must be done all along this procedure. Among the factors to consider that can affect the costs, there is the period of the year (weather) and the economy (offer and demand). According to your opinion, when the demand from the consumers is high for new homes construction, what will the contractor or estimator will have to take in consideration for the bid?
ExactInexact -
Question 62 of 82
62. Question
1.62 At what cost by square meter do you estimate the price for a client who asks you to install stones? Your fee is 45$/hour per man and according to your estimation, you will install 4150 stones that you purchased, according to the client request, at 1,55$ / per unit. You remember doing a similar project on a surface of approximately 190 m2 that required 150 hours of work. The mortar only costs 599$. At what cost per m2 do you suggest you would do the works?
ExactInexact -
Question 63 of 82
63. Question
1.63 According to the following statements, which is true regarding the obligations and the guarantees of the sub-contractors out of BSDQ?
ExactInexact -
Question 64 of 82
64. Question
1.64 In the application and understanding of a quantity slip, the contractor must interpret and fill in various slips. For each of the following materials, associate the unit of measurement that is used to measure the quantity given on the plans?
A) Structural steel
B) Wood beams
C) Concrete
D) Interior doors
1- Volume
2- Linear measurement
3- Weight
4- Unit
ExactInexact -
Question 65 of 82
65. Question
1.65 It is essential for a contractor to carefully read and understand the specifications that are attached to the plans to take the decision to bid or not. Which of the following statements does not describe the role and importance of the specifications?
ExactInexact -
Question 66 of 82
66. Question
1.66 The contractor must identify the particularities of a project and its related difficulties. To do so, various steps must be followed, such as getting familiar with the jobsite, determining the access to the site, etc. But one step is really important: Find the required participants to execute the project. Among the following statements, which actions are essential for the contractor to do in order to establish the solvency of the participants (sub-contractors) that he will have to hire?
1- A credit audit by an independant company before signing the agreements with the selected
subcontractors.
2- With the permission of the pre-selected sub-contractors, check their banking references.
3- Demand a bid bond from everybody involved.
4- Consult the Canadian bankruptcy directory of the superintendent
5- Ensure that the sub-contractor is a member of ACQ
6- Ask references to the AECQ
7- Check the diplomas of the sub-contractor with the local school
boards.
ExactInexact -
Question 67 of 82
67. Question
1.67 A construction contractor must know the management tools of the pre-project. He must consider the different types of contracts to use and make the right choice. When a misunderstanding or a conflict happens between the contractor and the client, an order of priority in the documents is required to find and apply the best solution. What do you believe this order should be?
1- Definitions of the contract2- General conditions3- Additional conditions4- Convention binding the partiesExactInexact -
Question 68 of 82
68. Question
1.68 A contractor holding an RBQ licence has the obligation to know the building law (Chapter B-1.1) as well as the security code for construction work. Among the following elements, which one is the most representative of these obligations?
ExactInexact -
Question 69 of 82
69. Question
1.69 A contractor holding an RBQ licence has the obligation of mastering the procedures, among other tasks, he must fill up the quantity statements as well as organize the construction project in a responsible manner towards the client, for the delivery of the
desired project. He must therefore master the construction market and apply the procedures related to the execution of the contract. Which of the following elements is true?ExactInexact -
Question 70 of 82
70. Question
1.70 A contractor holding an RBQ licence has the obligation to know the building law (Chapter B-1.1). Among the following elements, which one is the most representative of this law?
ExactInexact -
Question 71 of 82
71. Question
1.71 To prepare a jobsite opening meeting, which of the following information do you need?
1- Determine the date and location2- Know the citizenship of the stakeholders3- Schedule a meeting a week in advance4- Get cellular phone numbers of all participants5- Distribute copies of the work schedule6- Distribute the list of the participants in a meeting7- Give an attestation of attending to each participantExactInexact -
Question 72 of 82
72. Question
1.72 Employers and workers can avoid accidents on a jobsite by planning the works before their execution. For the employers, they must include the topic of health and security in the work environment to other management activities. For the workers, they need to recognize the dangers and take appropriate measures to ensure their security. Which of the following measures is the most appropriate for a strong jobsite management?
ExactInexact -
Question 73 of 82
73. Question
1.73 Employers must master the structure of their organisation. They must know the building law (L.R.Q., B-1.1) and its regulations. Which statement better explain the scope of a construction contractor’s licence and the scope of an owner-builder’s licence? Complete the following sentence: A contractor or an owner-builder can’t act for another contractor or an owner-builder if…
ExactInexact -
Question 74 of 82
74. Question
1.74 To act as a construction contractor requires the knowledge of procurement tools and delivery management tools. What do you think is positively impacted by a good communication with your sub-contractors and suppliers:
1- The purchase orders
2- The ‘’Gant’’ (work schedule)
3- Quantity and quality of the materials
4- The updating of your price list
5- The scope of your projects
6- The cost of your deliveries
ExactInexact -
Question 75 of 82
75. Question
1.75 An important ability for contractors is to know the Quebec Building codes. Connect, according to the Quebec construction code – Chapter I, modified Building 2010, the following content to their specified sections below:1- Application of the Building code2- Index3- Definitions of italic words4- Main usage divisionsA- Volume I, Division IB- Volume II, IndexC- Division A, Part 1, Volume ID- Volume 2, part 3 and Part 9ExactInexact -
Question 76 of 82
76. Question
1.76 With the knowledge of reading and interpreting the plans and specifications, the contractor must interpret all complementary documents. Among the following documents, which ones allow you to identify the particularities of the projects for which you submitted a bid?1- Specifications and plans2- Specifications3- Addendum4- Instructions to bidders5- Workshop drawings6- Call for tendersExactInexact -
Question 77 of 82
77. Question
-
1.77 The estimator and/or contractor must prepare the estimations. According to the scope of the project, the specifications can indicate that a schedule will be given to the architect if the bidding company wins the project. Among the following choices, which ones will be used by the company in the preparation of the schedule and the estimation of the costs?
1- Jobsite inspection form2- Attendance to the jobsite meeting3- All bids received from sub-contractors4- Plans and specifications of the project5- All the calculation sheets used6- The scope of the project
ExactInexact -
-
Question 78 of 82
78. Question
1.78 During the preliminary steps of the project, the contractor must organize his construction project and be responsible towards his clients. In the preparation of the jobsite, he will determine the set up et will intervein with the different sub-contractors. Before you proceed with an important commercial excavation project, what responsibilities will you have to manage?
1- No specific action to be taken because it is the job of the sub-contractor
2- He must be physically present after the analysis of the zone to be excavated, and take the
appropriate measurements
3- He must communicate with the public service suppliers and/or info excavation and validate
what was found in the subsoil
4- He must collaborate with the owner who requested the permit and received instructions from
the municipality and competent authorities
ExactInexact -
Question 79 of 82
79. Question
1.79 You are a specialized contractor and install wallpaper and do interior finishes. You want to bid on a luxurious home to be built and belong to a Quebec star known internationally. The plans and specifications are available from a famous architect who invited you to bid. Since there are multiple documents, which ones among the following won’t you have to consult and study to complete your bid within the delay?
1- Division 3 of the specifications
2- Division 9 of the specifications
3- Division 1 of the specifications
4- General requirements
5- General conditions6- The addendum
ExactInexact -
Question 80 of 82
80. Question
1.80 The general and specialized contractor must master the language of the plans and specifications in order to bid. It is required to distinguish the general requirements and the specific requirements to better understand the specifications’ structure. Among the following definitions, which one corresponds better to the general specifications?
ExactInexact -
Question 81 of 82
81. Question
1.81 A conscientious contractor will carefully read with attention the specification book of the bided project. His role is to master the language, the structure and the requirements of the client. In which part of the specification book will he find the requirements related to the jobsite temporary installations and all specifications regarding for example the working hours, the noise control for the neighborhood, jobsite access control?
ExactInexact -
Question 82 of 82
82. Question
1.82 One of the competencies of a contractor is to be familiar with the Quebec Building Codes.
Associate, according to the Quebec Building Code – Chapter I, Modified Building 2010, the following content to the parties identified below:1- Word written in italic2- Large line located in the margin3- Homes and small buildings4- Explanatory notes (for more details on a code article)A- Element only found in the Quebec Building CodeB- Division B, Part 9C- Division A, Part 1, defined termsD- Appendix AExactInexact