ADIA Surveying Final Exam

What is the latest regulation standards for Automatic Doors?

What is the frequency of inspection for an automatic door?

What reasons could a client need an automatic door fitted?

What is very important for the specifier to establish as to BS 7036-0 5.1.2?

Which of the following locations have doors with a high volume of users?

There are a pair of doors where one of the door on their own is unable to accommodate wheelchair access what is the solution?

What is a fully automatic door?

What are the associated risks of person injury when using an automatic door as listed in BS7036-0?

Which of the following is a risk which could lead to the user being impacted by the door?

What could happen if a door has no safety sensors on it?

What can be done to prevent shearing?

You are creating a survey for existing fire doors what is important?

If a door operates with different functions at different times of the day what must you be aware of?

What needs to be remembered about doors on a fire escape?

You are surveying a door which is external and exposed to bad weather what needs to be specified?

What fabric are doors made out of?

When choosing an operator you must:

What is the regulations for the clear opening height found within the building regulations?

What is a transom height?

What is the minimum requirement for wheelchair access for an internal door?

What is the minimum requirement for wheelchair access for an external door?

When is a backplate required?

What are the different types of threshold for sliding doors?

What is the maximum permitted floor height as written in building regulations?

When are barriers required?

Operators can be controlled by:

What is the minimum activation detection distance for doors on a fire escape?

True or False: The Building owner needs to ensure that a full hazard analysis and risk assessment is undertaken to confirm that the final installation is safe for its predicted use?

What could happen if the sensor/s fitted on an external door are not protected by weather hood or canopy?

What may the automatic doors be interfaced to?

 How can you usually tell if a door is a fire door?

Which of the following is not an example of locking on a door?

What are the various types of power supply found adjacent to automatic doors?

Which of these is not an example of PPE?

What are the different  working at height access types?

The customer has given the reason of a new employee who is disabled who needs access to the building via a wheelchair. Which of these best describes the reason for install?

There are no safety sensors being specified on a new install of an automatic door. Which of the following risks could be prevented by installing safety sensors?

What fabric are automatic doors made out of?

During the surveying process you have measured the transom height and are unsure of the needed height for the operator. What should you do?

Which of these are common hanging types for swing doors?

True or False: It is critical that you find the centre point of the pivot or hinge point of the door. As the operator will be installed at a fixed distance from this centre point.

During the survey you have found that the door is not free running what should be done?

What are the two types of swing door application are there:

True or False: The distance between the operator mounting point to the other side of the door is the reveal depth.

You cannot overcome the reveal depth what is the solution?

True or False: You should be able to see the door from the door operator location. Bad placement could add the risk of crushing and impact.

Hinge Protection needs to be protected up to __ m on the door height and have a clearance underneath of less than __mm

On surveying a door you find that the door isn’t in correct alignment and the gaps aren’t parallel which of the following could need to be replaced?

True or False: Automatic doors usually aren’t in public areas so persons are unlikely to come into contact with the wiring.