Carpentry 1 Orientation to the Trade

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A profession for which an individual trains and considers to be a lifelong calling

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vocation/career

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Do I need to have a high school education or the equivalent to complete my apprenticeship program?

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True

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Job hazard analysis

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A method to identify and evaluate potential hazards in the workplace

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In what year was OSHA established?

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1970

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What is material takeoff?

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Calculating the quantity of materials needed for a construction project

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What is rough carpentry?

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Construction of the wooden framework of a building

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What is an example of professionalism?

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Punctuality, respect, and accountability

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Which of the following is NOT considered finish carpentry? Options: Painting, Framing, Installing baseboards, crown molding

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Framing

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What is SkillsUSA?

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SkillsUSA is a partnership of students, teachers and industry working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce.

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abate

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To reduce