What type of sanitary pipework system is shown in the diagram?

Primary ventilated stack system

Ventilated branch discharge system

Secondary ventilated stack system

What type of sanitary pipework system is shown in the diagram?

Secondary ventilated stack system

Primary ventilated stack system

What type of sanitary pipework system is shown in the diagram?

Ventilated branch discharge system

Primary ventilated stack system

Secondary ventilated stack system

What type of sanitary pipework system is shown in the diagram?

Ventilated branch discharge system

Secondary ventilated stack system

What type of sanitary pipework system is shown in the diagram?

Primary ventilated discharge stack

Which one of the following criteria must be observed when installing a stub stack system of sanitation pipework?

Drain invert and ground floor level must not exceed 1.3 m

Drain invert and ground floor level must not exceed 600 mm

Drain invert and ground floor level must not exceed 1.8 m

Drain invert and ground floor level must not exceed 900 mm

Which one of the following criteria must be observed when installing a stub stack system of sanitation pipework?

The highest waste connection allowed is 2 m above the invert of the drain

The highest waste connection allowed is 2.5 m above the invert of the drain

The highest waste connection allowed is 1 m above the invert of the drain

The highest waste connection allowed is 1.5 m above the invert of the drain

Which one of the following actions should be taken when removing a WC pan in a public toilet?

Pour powerful disinfectant into the pan

Make sure the work area is ventilated

Flush the toilet at least three times

What would be the best way to prevent a customer from using a sanitary appliance whilst work is being carried out on the soil stack?

Place warning notices on the appliances

Isolate the incoming cold water

Isolate the electrics in the property

If an air admittance valve is located within some boxing, what is required to allow the valve to operate effectively?

Additional ventilation in the boxing

Only one appliance can be discharged at any one time

When permanently decommissioning a hand basin what should be left in place?

No materials or fittings left in place

Hot and cold supply feeds turned off by isolation valves only

Discharge waste pipe with trap attached

Discharge waste pipe with no trap connected

Understand the requirements of drainage systems

Understand the requirements of the cold water supplies into domestic dwellings

Understand the installation requirements of domestic hot water plumbing systems

Understand the key requirements of testing and decommissioning of domestic cold water systems

Understand the basic maintenance requirements of domestic cold water systems

Understand the basic maintenance requirements of hot water systems

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