CT R8 Elevator Conveyor Journeyperson Practice Exam

These questions are part of the practice quiz. Start practicing

• What kind of conveyor can be used as storage and save floor space?
• When oiling the conveyor live, which condition applies?
• What is the smallest cutting tip?
• In gear terminology, what term describes the small amount of clearance between gear teeth?
• Which ladder setup ratio is commonly used?
• What is the primary purpose of the car door interlock system in an elevator?
• Which of the following is an example of inadequate conveyor protection?
• Bolt strength values for different bolt versions are provided in which resource?
• Which range of bolt sizes has a minimum tensile strength of 105 KSI?
• Grounding and bonding in elevator systems are specified to which standard?
• How is alignment of pulleys accomplished?
• What head-room must be kept above a platform on a bridge crane?
• Which component links to speed and direction control in a traction elevator drive system?
• Which practice is standard for A325 bolts regarding nuts?
• When a motor is wired incorrectly and runs in the wrong direction, what is a quick method to correct it?
• What is the difference between rated load and maximum travel distance?
• List common leveling issues and typical troubleshooting steps.
• What are the responsibilities of a journeyperson during routine elevator inspections?
• What is the proper action to take when decommissioning a divert unit that is no longer required?
• Which combination of items is cited as essential PPE on site?
• Which factors determine welding travel speed?
• Which of the following best describes a confined space?
• What happens when the tracking of a belt is changed?
• How is leveling accuracy of an elevator car typically measured, and who defines the acceptable tolerances?
• Where should lockout tags be placed?
• What primarily determines the elevator's direction and speed during operation?
• Which welding type is indicated as Fillet weld on drawings?
• Which statement about grounding bar connections is correct?
• Which of the following is NOT a typical factor in choosing elevator control circuit wiring size?
• An A325 bolt is best described as a:
• Which statement correctly defines maximum travel distance in an elevator system?
• During a fire service recall, which floor is typically recalled?
• Which joint is not used to keep belts endless?
• Which factor determines the cutting tip size?
• What are typical clearance requirements for doorway openings adjacent to landing doors?
• What information should be included in the maintenance event entry in a log?
• A structural A325 bolt arrives at the site without the nuts. What should you do?
• How does a fixed-speed control differ from a variable-frequency drive in elevator systems?
• Which factor most directly influences ride comfort in elevator design?
• What is the primary safety requirement when entering an interface area between conveyor sections?
• What steps are taken when a door opens while passengers are in the car?
• What value comes after 1.129?
• Which statement best describes elevator use during evacuation under standard fire safety guidance?
• Where is the recommended turns for turn-of-nut pretensioning typically found?
• Buffer selection factors: Which factors determine the buffer selection for a given car?
• What is the purpose of motor overload protection?
• What purpose does an Idler roller serve on a belt conveyor?
• What is the primary function of the brake in a traction elevator drive system?
• What typically releases the spring-applied brake in a traction elevator?
• What are the symptoms of rope misalignment or eccentric loading?
• Which designation represents the smallest cutting tip in common use?
• What effect does degreasing bolts have?
• What is the tolerance range for a measurement of 0.0050 with ±5%?
• What are common indicators of wire rope wear?
• Before attaching hoses to an acetylene cylinder valve, what is the recommended practice?
• Describe the procedure for manual lowering in a hydraulic elevator and safety precautions.
• What ride quality considerations are included in elevator design?
• How much must you overlap planks on scaffolding?
• How should two pulleys or sprockets be aligned?
• Which collection of items constitutes basic PPE that must be on site?
• Which belt condition indicates tracking needs adjustment?
• How are grounding and bonding implemented in elevator electrical systems?
• How is proper elevator control circuit wiring sized and selected?
• How do braking systems interact with the drive system during normal operation and fault conditions?
• What kind of conveyor does not rely on gravity?
• For A325 bolts sized 1-1/8 inch to 1-1/2 inch, what is the minimum tensile strength?
• Maximum acetylene gas pressure for welding or cutting?
• When connecting to a grounding bar, what must you consider?
• In gear terminology, what is the term that describes the small amount of clearance or play between teeth of gears?
• If a motor runs hotter than normal, which bearing condition could be the cause?
• Identify common symptoms of a misadjusted door operator.
• What does a bolt die do?
• Tolerances for leveling are typically defined by whom?
• What is the function of emergency communication devices in an elevator car and hoistway?
• Which statement best defines a confined space?
• Which organization mandates training before using powder actuated tools?
• What is the function and typical actuation method of an elevator brake?
• How would you track a belt on a belt over roller slider bed?
• What is the correct hole size for a 3/4 inch bolt?
• Where would you look up bolt strengths for different bolt versions?
• Which is an example of inadequate protection of a conveyor?
• Degreasing bolts can be regreased only at the factory.
• When entering an interface area between conveyor equipment, what needs to be considered?
• What is the maximum safety working pressure of Acetylene?
• How do you prepare the ends of steel cable?
• After power is restored following undervoltage, what action is typically required?
• What typical door gap tolerances and alignment checks are used for proper door operation?
• What factors determine elevator speed and how are they controlled?
• How much should you open the valve on an Acetylene bottle?
• Why should you crack the valve of an acetylene bottle?
• How does an elevator emergency lighting system operate and what is its purpose?
• What is the minimum size of ground wire used for electrical appliances?
• Outline the lockout/tagout procedure for elevator maintenance.
• When a motor becomes unusually hot, what is the first thing you should check?
• What is the minimum height clearance above workstations before guarding is required?
• Take-up weight connection in belt tension control?
• What is the amperage for an electrical panel box?
• What is the function of the governor in elevator systems?
• Door interlock tests are typically performed at what frequency?
• How large must a hole be for a 3/4 inch A325 bolt?
• If overhead clearance is below the minimum, what safety requirement applies?
• Which item is not part of a traction elevator drive system?
• How should a system respond to a power outage with respect to elevator operation?
• What equipment supports safe evacuation when elevators may be used for disabled occupants?
• What is the standard ladder setup ratio?
• What is the purpose of door interlocks?
• What is the maximum speed a conveyor could move with a worker on it doing maintenance, in feet per minute?
• What is the decimal value after 3/16 inch when rounded to two decimals?
• If 14 gauge ground wire is not available, what is the next recommended size?
• Which belt moves at the fastest speed in a conveyor system?
• Regarding grounding wire connections, which statement is true?
• What is an abbreviation for the name of the organization that governs welding?
• Which system type is not used to vertically lift?
• What is an elevator buffer and what factors determine its rating?
• Which factor is not a determinant of welding travel speed?
• What should be done if a door interlock is suspected defective?
• What design feature of a vertical carousel helps maximize storage while minimizing floor space?
• Where are essential machinery and controls located in machine-roomless (MRL) elevators?
• Where are the maximum strengths of bolts provided?
• If there is a work station under conveyor, how high must the conveyor be?
• Which statement best describes the role of landing door alignment with door openings?
• What happens during undervoltage protection in the elevator controller?
• Which statement about grounding conductors when connecting to a ground bar is true?
• An E-stop has been pulled on a conveyor. What do you do next?
• What do you do if a motor is wired up and the belt is turning in the wrong direction?
• What determines the size of the cutting tip?
• During a fire service recall, which sequence of actions is typically performed?
• Which scenario correctly describes wiring a three-phase motor?
• Installing a bolt with threads facing outside the shear bed affects what property?
• Why is periodic top-of-car and machine-room inspection critical for elevator safety?
• How much should you turn a 3/4'' diameter by 3'' long bolt for proper pretensioning from snug tight?
• If one roller is not moving correctly or there is vibration, what is the most likely cause?
• In oxyfuel cutting, what is the most important factor to achieve a neutral flame?
• What must be included in acceptance testing to verify overspeed protection?
• Which organization governs welding standards?
• In a belt drive system, where does the take-up weight connect?
• Define the concept of buffer stroke and how it is chosen for a given car.
• What is the maximum acetylene gas pressure allowed for welding or cutting?
• Outline the standard procedure for performing a load test on a new or modified elevator and safety considerations.
• A screw conveyor runs with a diminished flow rate and the motor is running the correct speed and amperage. What do you check first?
• Which tool is commonly used to verify door alignment?
• In turn-of-nut pretensioning, how many turns are used?
• Which statement about acetylene gas pressure for welding/cutting is correct?
• Per NFPA 70, what is a fundamental grounding requirement for elevator equipment?
• How is wire rope maintained and when should replacement occur?
• Which of the following will not affect tip popping?
• In a traction elevator, what is the correct sequence of events when an upward floor call is received?
• If a door interlock fails a safety test, what is the recommended action?
• What are the major components and role of an elevator controller?
• How is drive belt or sheave wear detected and addressed?
• How must power positioned gates and switches be designed?
• What type of weld is indicated by a V groove weld?
• A 4:1 ladder setup implies base distance relative to height is what proportion?
• What is the purpose of signage and emergency lighting in relation to elevator evacuations?
• What is the reason that a cutting torch pops?
• What is the role of door detectors in elevator safety?
• Which statement correctly describes wiring a three-phase motor?
• Which statement best describes why pulleys must be aligned parallel on a belt drive?
• Which describes a confined space for safety purposes?
• Which procedure ensures electrical isolation before servicing an elevator?
• After an E-stop is activated, what is the critical first step before restarting?
• In lockout/tagout safety, what is the scope of tagging?
• Which tools require training before use according to OSHA?
• Outline typical acceptance testing steps for a new or modified elevator.
• For A325 bolts sized 1/2 inch to 1 inch, what is the minimum tensile strength?
• Which statement best describes the protection needs of a variable-frequency drive in elevator systems?
• The take-up weight in belt drive systems is connected to which component?
• What action should be taken if a divert unit is no longer needed in the system?
• What is the primary purpose of the take-up on a belt conveyor?
• At which location does a belt conveyor move with the highest speed?
• A vibration conveyor is making an unusual noise. What do you check first?
• What is the primary role of guide rails in an elevator system?
• What purpose does a counterweight serve in a traction elevator system?
• In a conveyor system, which belt is typically used to move finished products away from the drive area?
• Describe the typical fire service recall operation.
• Which statement about rated load is true?
• Where is the take up located on belt conveyors?
• What is the function of car door interlocks and landing door interlocks?
• How do hydraulic and traction elevators compare in speed, travel distance, and energy use?
• How are hidden weld lines shown on drawings?
• What is the most likely cause of welding tip popping?
• Which hole size is correct for a 3/4 inch bolt?
• What width is typically used to indicate hidden weld lines on drawings?
• What is the function of the governor in an elevator system?
• What color of wire is used for insulating grounding wire?
• What is true about A325 bolts?
• What is the primary purpose of an event/maintenance log and what should be recorded?
• Identify common causes of overtravel and corrective actions.
• Where should a control station be placed?
• What is the minimum gauge you can use for the grounding wire?
• What are typical hoistway and pit clearance considerations?
• Where should the counter-weight be installed on a conveyor system?
• If a conveyor roller does not move properly or vibrates, what is the most likely cause?
• A new 3 phase motor does not turn correctly. What is wrong?
• What safety measures should be in place during a load test?