Written Examination Complete
Written Examination Complete
1. Anything that may likely cause personal injury or damage to property, or their
combination.
3. It is the speed of an electrode makes reference to the surface of the plate in a plane
perpendicular to the weld axis.
4. It is bead between two plates in the same plane so as to give continuity of the section.
5. It is dark and heavy lines, that show the outline and shape of an object.
6. It will cause the deposit to a coarse rippled and flatter than normal weld.
9. Travel angle applies to the position of the electrode with reference perpendicular to the
axis of the weld.
11. Under what article and section of Philippine Constitution said the state
shall afford full protection to labor. They shall be entitled to security of tenure, humane
conditions of work, and a living wage.
12. Interrupts or disrupts the normal and orderly progress of any activity and may
result in injury (minor, serious or fatal) to people and/or damage or destruction of
property that result to losses.
13. In 7 hobbits of effective people emphasis that "Seek first to understand the to be
understood" in what hobbit number it is included?
14. "Two or more people who must coordinate their activities to accomplish a common
goal".
15. Team members see themselves as belonging to a team rather than as individuals
who operate autonomously. They are committed to group goals above and behind
their personal goals.
A. COMMITMENT B . TRUST
C. COMMUNICATION D. PURPOSE
16. It a type of communication that flows from management to the next lower level,
down to the rank and file.
19. It is a movement of an electrode where it is pointing just opposite to the drag angle.
A. 40 B. 10 C. 20 D. 30
TRUE OR FALSE:
1. AMERICAN WORK STANDARD AWSD 1.1 code contains the requirement for
fabricating and erecting steel structure AWS means.
2. Weld spatter is caused by Improper Electrode Angle.
3. The product of 15 and 25 is 375
4. Weld Defect is the weld discontinuities that fail the requirement of the codes and
standards by which weld is made
5. The value of 25 centimeters to millimeters are 250
6. Undercutting is usually cause by high current and are too long during welding
application
7. 3MM pipe wall thickness is not typically required beveling when pipe preparations
8. Cover pass/ Capping Pass is the Final pass being applied to complete a welding
joint.
9. In welding electrode specification 1/8 inches is 3.2 MM
10. The first pass being applied to a grove join is the Filler Pass
11. WPS document providing the required welding variables for specific application to
ensure repeat ability by properly trained welders and operators, WPS means (Welding Parameters
Specification)
12. WPS is a document providing the required welding variables for specific application to
ensure repeat ability by properly trained welders and operators.
13. Inverter type is a power source uses to transistor to convert DC current to AC
current.
14. Engine Drivers Type is a power sources designs to use a gasoline, diesel or propane
to run the engine to provide the power for welding.
15. Essential Variables is a qualification variable, for metal where impact testing is
required, that requires new welding procedure.
16. The HAZ is located at the base metal adjacent to the fusion line. the meaning of HAZ
is Heat affected zone
17. Root Opening is a separation at the joint root between the plates. it is also called
root gap.
18. SMAW is a welding process utilize wires spool when welding.
19. API NO. 1104 is a welding code use for welding of pipeline and related facilities.
20. Convert to millimeter, a 1/8" electrode has a diameter of 3.2M
Matched Column A with Column B
A. B.
A.
https://www.fine-tools.com/messkeil.html
B
2. Torch or Flashlight
https://www.galgage.com/The_V-
WAC_Single_Weld_Gauge.html
3. Hi – Lo Welding Gauge C.
https://technoweld.com.au/product/naka-gauge/
F.
6. Bridge Cam Gauge
https://www.galgage.com/
The_Bridge_Cam_Gauge.html
Answer Key:
TRUE OR FALSE:
1. False 11. False
2. False 12. True
3. True 13. True
4. False 14. True
5. True 15. True
6. True 16. True
7. True 17. True
8. True 18. False
9. True 19. True
10. False 20. True
MATCHING TYPE:
Specific Instruction:
Perform root pass
Clean root pass
Weld subsequent/filling passes
Perform capping
Demonstration Checklist
🗸 to show if
evidence is
demonstrated
Feedback to Trainee:
He/She answer smooth in according to the WPS standards.
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Oral Questioning Checklist:
Contingency Questions
7. What will you do if root pass have crack? *
8. What if porosities occur in your weld what would you do?
*
9. What if you had slag in your capping? *
Job Role / environment Questions
10. How to perform root pass in accordance with the WPS
and/or client specification? *
11.How to perform subsequent filling passes in accordance
with approved WPS? *
12.How to perform capping with WPS and/or client
specification? *
Rules and regulations
13.Why is it important to follow local rules and
regulations on safety procedures? *
The candidate’s underpinning
Knowledge was:
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Assessor’s Signature
Date
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Model Answer:
Oral Questioning Checklist