Sydneychippy Posted October 15, 2021 Share Posted October 15, 2021 Hello everyone this is my first post on this site. I passed the first stage of my assessment and on to stage 2 which is the Technical interview. I've been working in building maintenance mostly (I probably do more joinery these days.) and my technical jargon knowledge is a little rusty. So I am a bit worried about failing the test. Has anyone sat the Carpentry test recently and can provide me some typical example questions? I would even pay for a decent revision tutor! Thanks in advance! Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nomadiccarpenter Posted October 15, 2021 Share Posted October 15, 2021 Congrats on stage 1! I was asked a ton of safety questions; fencing around sites, know the ground you will dig, watch for surroundings and powerlines, PPE, etc. Other topics were reduced levelling, layout a site, terminology of what I was working on in my photo evidence. Identify components of a blueprint (if you have trouble reading their pictures, say so. I accidentally said 285 degree angle, instead of 28.5 because the internet connection made the numbers mush together). They understood though and didn't mark it against me. I knew in my head it sounded weird but just blurted it out of nerves. They may form some questions based on the evidence you submitted. Here's a nice video for some tips as well: I'm interested in tutoring if you'd like to DM me. I passed my assessments in carpentry. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sydneychippy Posted October 16, 2021 Author Share Posted October 16, 2021 16 hours ago, nomadiccarpenter said: Congrats on stage 1! I was asked a ton of safety questions; fencing around sites, know the ground you will dig, watch for surroundings and powerlines, PPE, etc. Other topics were reduced levelling, layout a site, terminology of what I was working on in my photo evidence. Identify components of a blueprint (if you have trouble reading their pictures, say so. I accidentally said 285 degree angle, instead of 28.5 because the internet connection made the numbers mush together). They understood though and didn't mark it against me. I knew in my head it sounded weird but just blurted it out of nerves. They may form some questions based on the evidence you submitted. Here's a nice video for some tips as well: I'm interested in tutoring if you'd like to DM me. I passed my assessments in carpentry. Cheers!! Thanks for the info mate, definitely helps to speak to someone who has done it. I should pass it with some serious revision as some aspects on my resume I don't use as often as I would like. Good to see at least I can get a second shot at it if I get unlucky questions! I mainly install doors, do repairs and handyman work, such random stuff! DM coming Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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