1. What type of maintenance is performed after the railway equipment or component has failed?

2. What type of maintenance is performed when a failure significantly threatens lives, properties, or the organization's viability?

3. What systematic process maintains optimal condition through inspection, judgement, planning, and implementation?

4. Which step in the maintenance workflow identifies potential hazards and defects?

5. What type of inspection is conducted at regular intervals (daily, weekly, monthly)?

6. What type of inspection gathers detailed information to presume the cause of damage and predict future deterioration?

7. What type of inspection is conducted after a disaster such as an earthquake, fire, or flood?

8. After inspection, what must personnel do to assess the condition and determine the urgency of repairs?

9. Which step involves reviewing drawing plans, identifying required equipment, and obtaining work permits?

10. Which step involves conducting toolbox meetings, doing risk assessments, and executing the corrective actions?

11. Under Judgement Criteria, what category requires repair 'as soon as harmful alteration is found' because it threatens safety?

12. What judgement category requires repair 'within one year after detection'?

13. What judgement category requires repair 'within three years of detection'?

14. What judgement category indicates 'No repair needed / for monitoring' because damage might become category A in the near future?

15. What judgement category indicates 'No repair needed' as it has a good performance?

16. What specific defect involves excess moisture causing the concrete surface to peel, pop out, or flake off?

17. For concrete spalling, what condition code means 'Take urgent action' as it threatens passenger safety?

18. If significant cracks, floating, and damaged tiles pose a high risk of trip and fall hazard, what is the appropriate judgement criteria?

19. If there is significant lifting, looseness, and chipping of tactile blocks (high risk of walking hazards for PWD), what is the judgement criteria?

20. If peeling and water leakages are found on the ceiling with a risk of dripping/falling materials, what is the judgement criteria?

21. What judgement criteria applies to significant looseness and missing washers on handrails posing a hand/finger injury risk?

22. What judgement criteria applies if smoke barriers are not fully closing or shutter doors are jammed?

23. What judgement criteria applies to rattling sound heard on handrails without immediate hazard?

24. What judgement criteria applies to a hairline crack on station walls that just needs monitoring?

25. What judgement criteria applies to exposed reinforcement of a platform beam?

26. Which inspection tool is used to test the insulation resistance of wires or electrical devices?

27. Which tool is used to check if horizontal surfaces (like tiled floors) are leveled, and vertical surfaces (like walls) are plumbed?

28. Which tool is used to measure the electrical potential difference between two points in a circuit?

29. Which tool determines whether or not a wire, outlet, or switch has an electrical charge?

30. Which tool measures moisture or water levels in concrete or wood to detect embedded leaking pipes?

31. Which tool measures the earth resistance of equipment to ensure a safe path for overvoltage or lightning strikes?

32. Which tool measures the temperature of equipment and building components to detect problems like heating fuses?

33. Which tool is used to check the water pressure flowing into the building supply?

34. What common hand tool is used to grip objects firmly, and includes slip-joint and plumber's types?

35. Which type of electrical tester utilizes jaws that can clamp around a conductor to measure current?

36. In an inspection checklist, what visual aids help relay proper instructions and reduce confusion?

37. What test is used to check if newly repaired sanitary fixtures (water closets, floor drains) can successfully flush and drain?

38. What test is used to check the continuity of newly repaired electrical circuits without power supply?

39. What test is used to check if mechanical equipment (like HVAC) operates to its original condition or standard level?

40. What portion of the maintenance document provides the list of items that are frequently used and need to be reordered?

41. What refers to any deviation or imperfection from the desired or intended condition of a structure?

42. According to the rating system for observed defects, what action is required if it 'Compromises structural integrity of the building and/or facility'?

43. According to the rating system, what action is required if the defect is 'Potential hazardous to personnel and/or personal safety'?

44. What component is used in structural systems to safely transfer building loads into the ground?

45. Which area is defined as a non-load bearing architectural member?

46. What section within the railway organization is primarily responsible for the management and implementation of facility maintenance tasks?

47. Why is coordination with other departments essential for the B&F section during repair works?

48. Which tool requires you to ensure the device has a capacity equal to or greater than the value being tested and that you wear rubber gloves?

49. What is an important element of a good inspection checklist that outlines PPE and hazard procedures?

50. Accurate recording of inspections, repairs, and replacements ensures effective future maintenance and supports what?