Georgia Master Plumbing Practice Exam

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• What is the primary purpose of a bid bond?
• Which of the following is an example of a non-potable water application?
• Which document is used to ensure a contractor honors their bid?
• Which material is commonly used for sewer piping?
• What is the required slope for a drainage pipe?
• What is fixture unit value?
• What does an expansion tank do in a plumbing system?
• How is a cross-connection defined in plumbing?
• What information is required when an employee leaves an employer?
• If a business's quarterly liability exceeds which amount, are they required to remit the tax to the federal government?
• What is the maximum weekly unemployment benefit amount?
• What is the purpose of a cleanout in plumbing systems?
• To whom should federal income tax withheld, as well as social security and Medicare taxes, be sent?
• What is a key characteristic of plumbing vents?
• What is the required pressure for residential water systems?
• What is the minimum clearance required for a direct vent water heater from combustible materials?
• Which fitting would be least appropriate for a high-pressure water line?
• What are two common causes of plumbing leaks?
• When are federal employment taxes typically due?
• What is a common reason for using a bid bond?
• What does the term “flood rim” refer to in plumbing fixtures?
• What is the typical purpose of plumbing vents?
• What is the required distance for water piping from an electrical service?
• What is the function of a pressure-reducing valve?
• How often should federal unemployment taxes be calculated?
• What happens if a plumbing system is "over-vented"?
• What is a common sign of plumbing leaks?
• What is the minimum depth for burying water pipes in Georgia?
• As an employer, which tax credit must you inform employees about if they have no income tax withheld?
• What is the function of a sewer cleanout?
• What hazard can occur if plumbing traps are not functioning correctly?
• What may indicate a plumbing leak in your home?
• What is a common reason for unemployment claims being denied?
• Why is it important to have a minimum distance between water piping and electrical service?
• What type of piping is generally used for potable water in residential plumbing?
• Which of the following is not an example of misconduct that can deny unemployment benefits?
• The Department of Labor requires employers to provide what key information regarding employee separation?
• What action is required if a contractor fails to pay their taxes on time?
• What percentage do federal taxes take from the first $7000 in wages?
• Which of the following best describes the condition of being unemployed through no fault of your own?
• What function does venting serve in a plumbing system?
• How many days does an employer have to file an appeal after an unemployment claim determination?
• What is a vent stack used for in plumbing?
• When is the right time for an employer to file their quarterly DOL-4 form?
• For how many years are employers in Georgia required to retain employment records of their employees?
• In plumbing systems, what is the function of a vent stack?
• Why might an employer choose to exclude high dollar employees from consideration for unemployment benefits?
• Which material is not permitted for use in underground plumbing systems?
• Where should the water meter be located?
• What type of pipe is commonly used for drainage systems?
• What type of injury report is an employer required to submit to the State Board?
• How often should plumbing fixtures be vented?
• What type of insurance protects against claims for bodily injury and property damage for non-employees?
• What is the maximum flow rate for a residential toilet under current standards?
• How is wastewater typically treated in Georgia?
• What form is specifically used for Employee's Georgia withholding allowance certificate?
• What is the minimum vent size for a 3-inch drain?
• When should testable backflow prevention devices be tested?
• What type of bonds are bid and performance bonds classified as?
• What plumbing material is typically used for waste drainpipes?
• What is the main responsibility of employers regarding their taxes?
• To qualify for unemployment, the claimant must have earned insured wages equal to at least how many times the established weekly benefit amount?
• When filing for a Claim of Lien, which timeframe is critical?
• Which party typically pays the premiums for Workers' Compensation Insurance?
• What is the FICA percentage for Social Security?
• When are liquidated damages typically paid?
• What kind of injuries does Workers' Compensation Insurance typically not cover?
• What should the contractor's performance bond ensure for the project owner?
• What is the term for the natural or artificial waterway used to remove waste and storm water?
• How often should water heaters be flushed?
• What is the correct way to install a T and P valve on a water heater?
• What is the required minimum diameter for a sewer main in Georgia?
• What must be installed if a sink is situated near a mop sink?
• What are the requirements for installing a shower trap?
• Under what conditions may plumbing work require a permit in Georgia?
• An employee must notify the employer of an injury within how many days for compensation to be paid?
• What is the function of a plumbing trap?
• In plumbing, what is a "gravity drain" designed to do?
• What is the minimum diameter for a vent pipe according to Georgia plumbing code?
• You are liable for unemployment taxes if you have how many employees who work for any portion of a day in 20 different weeks in a calendar year?
• What is the correct temperature setting for a hot water heater to prevent scalding?
• What is the minimum required distance a plumbing vent must be from a window?
• Which document serves as the source for Federal Tax tables?
• What is the deadline for filing a Claim of Lien after the completion of work?
• Which material is commonly used for sewer lines?
• What can happen to an employee’s unemployment benefits if they refuse suitable work?
• Who is typically responsible for financing under a Turnkey Contract?
• What indicates a plumbing pipe's pressure rating?
• What material is commonly used for potable water distribution systems?
• What commonly causes corrosion in pipes?
• What is the maximum height for a toilet seat in a residential bathroom?
• Which plumbing fitting is used to change the direction of flow by 90 degrees?
• A Claim of Lien must be filed where?
• Who is required to carry Workers' Compensation Insurance?
• What is the primary role of a plumbing inspector?
• What does workers' compensation insurance primarily cover?
• What is meant by "hydraulic gradient" in plumbing?
• What is the primary purpose of a trap in plumbing?
• What is the purpose of a gate valve in plumbing?
• Who has the final authority on Plumbing Code issues in Georgia?
• How does temperature affect the flow rate of water in pipes?
• What is a common method for preventing the freezing of pipes?
• A claimant may be disqualified from unemployment benefits for missing work for how many consecutive days?
• What type of fittings are typically used to connect copper pipes?
• How do you calculate the water supply demand for fixtures?
• What type of backflow prevention device is commonly used for hose bibs?
• In Georgia, employers are required to carry Workers' Compensation Insurance when they have how many or more employees?
• Which factor is most important when selecting piping material for a plumbing installation?
• What is the key benefit of using PVC pipes?
• What is one of the purposes of the workers' compensation panel?
• Liens are not enforceable against which type of property?
• Which plumbing code must always be adhered to during installations?
• What is the maximum vertical rise for a sanitary sewer?
• How can drainage slope be checked during installation?
• What is the purpose of a cleanout in plumbing?
• What percentage credit do employers receive against FUTA owed for timely payment of State unemployment taxes?
• The employer shall mail reports of injuries to the State Board within how many days?
• What is the primary purpose of sealants and cements in plumbing?
• What feature is required for new plumbing fixtures according to modern plumbing codes?
• What does the term "head pressure" refer to in plumbing systems?
• What is the minimum temperature of hot water for a commercial sink?
• The employer's and employee's contribution for FICA are:
• What plumbing activities require a permit in Georgia?
• What are the requirements for installing a P-trap?
• What percentage of the first $8500 in wages does Georgia require the employer to pay in unemployment taxes?
• Who is responsible for paying state and federal unemployment taxes?
• When must a plumbing system be tested for leaks?
• What is the recommended practice for verifying system pressure before a plumbing inspection?
• In what scenario is it critical to confirm the plumbing is up to code?
• What is the purpose of the I-9 form?
• What happens to Georgia unemployment tax rate based on employer experience?
• Which material is commonly used for vent pipes in plumbing systems?
• Why is proper ventilation essential in plumbing work?
• What must be ensured if plumbing work requires cutting or altering a wall?
• What type of pipe is typically used for drain, waste, and vent (DWV) systems?
• What is the purpose of posting the workers' compensation "Panel of Physicians"?
• What does the term "waste line" refer to in plumbing?
• Which plumbing system component is essential for maintaining air pressure?
• What is the minimum vertical distance a sewer line must be from a water line?
• Who are the individuals that an employer is not liable for in State unemployment taxes?
• What is the primary function of a plumbing vent?
• Which of these actions would likely render a contractor ineligible for worker's compensation?
• What does FICA stand for?
• What is the maximum allowable distance for a cleanout in vertical stacks?
• What are the signs of a plumbing leak?
• What form must employers use to verify their employees are allowed to work in the U.S.?
• What should be done to a plumbing vent that is too short?
• What is an acceptable practice to connect dissimilar pipe materials?
• What is the reason for using expansion joints in piping?
• What constitutes a satisfactory evidence of insurance for Workers' Compensation?
• Who is responsible for paying for workers' compensation insurance?
• Which obligation does an employer have regarding unemployment claims?
• What type of workers does the maximum pay period regulation apply to in Georgia?
• What is the responsibility of employers regarding printed statements and posters related to Unemployment Insurance?
• Which of the following is NOT a purpose of a performance bond?
• What is the FICA percentage for Medicare?
• What is a possible reason a claimant may be disqualified from receiving unemployment benefits?
• What is the purpose of a sediment trap in plumbing?
• What documentation must employers subject to Workers' Compensation Insurance file annually?
• How is water pressure affected by elevation in a plumbing system?
• Which type of plumbing fixture would require a cross-connection assessment?
• What type of valve is commonly used to control hot water?
• For which tax is a contractor responsible on a quarterly basis?
• What must employers ensure regarding the work environment to benefit from worker's compensation?
• What is the primary purpose of the plumbing code in Georgia?
• What should be done before applying solder to a copper pipe joint?
• What is the primary concern of water distribution systems?
• At which level is worker's compensation managed?
• What is the purpose of a plumbing rough-in?
• What type of installation is commonly referred to when pipes are run horizontally in drainage systems?
• What constitutes the employer's portion of responsibilities for FICA contributions?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding a claim for unemployment benefits?
• How frequently should federal unemployment taxes be calculated?
• To whom should Georgia sales and use tax collected be sent?
• What is the time frame within which a claimant must commence action for the recovery of a claim to prevent a lien from becoming invalid?
• Employers must maintain a record of which of the following employees?
• What is the primary purpose of a plumbing vent?
• What safety measures are recommended when working with plumbing systems?
• What is the maximum allowable water pressure in a residential plumbing system?
• What is the minimum size of a residential water service pipe in Georgia?
• What should be applied to a solder joint after cleaning it?
• What is the main purpose of a performance bond?
• What is an S-trap commonly used for in plumbing?
• What is the purpose of a plumbing trap?
• What materials are prohibited for use in drainage systems?
• What is the significance of backflow testing?
• What type of bond guarantees that a contractor will pay all suppliers?
• What form is used to request an Employer Identification Number (EIN)?
• What is an indirect waste?
• What term is used for bills received but not yet paid in a bookkeeping system?
• What is the function of a sump pump in a plumbing system?
• How often should septic tanks be pumped?
• What are the three conditions that must be met to receive unemployment benefits?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of bond associated with contractor financing?
• Employers are required to complete and deliver which form to a separated employee on the day of separation?
• What must be installed to protect the water supply when a dishwasher is used?
• When must monthly depositors pay their social security and Medicare taxes?
• Is it allowed to average employee hours over 2 weeks or more for pay calculations?
• What is the purpose of a cleanout in plumbing?
• Which type of valve is commonly used to control water flow to a fixture?
• Who pays the employee's federal withholding taxes?
• What type of glue is typically used for PVC piping?
• What is the first step in the proper procedure for soldering copper pipes?
• What is the function of a pressure reducing valve?
• What is the recommended procedure for disposing of wastewater?
• What is the most crucial action an employer must take on the fifteenth of each month?
• What is the ideal measurement for showerhead height in a residential bathroom?
• When is it appropriate to use a T-fitting in plumbing?
• What kind of piping should be avoided in corrosive environments?
• Which plumbing fixture requires an understanding of the flood rim?
• What is a common issue that cleanouts can help prevent?
• What is the measurement of a standard cooking grease trap?
• What is a potential consequence of improperly installed sewer pipes?
• What does "DWV" stand for in plumbing terminology?
• What is the purpose of the potable water supply line?
• What form must liable employers in Georgia file quarterly with the Department of Labor?
• What is the typical blow-off procedure for a plumbing inspection?
• What is the gross payroll amount that makes an employer liable for unemployment taxes in a calendar quarter?
• What is the maximum allowable length of a trap arm in Georgia plumbing code?
• What is the maximum length of the pay period for skilled or unskilled workers in Georgia?
• How can leaks in buried pipes typically be identified?
• How is water hammer typically addressed in a plumbing system?
• What type of piping is typically used for exterior above-ground applications?
• What is form GA-V used for?
• Why is it important to properly size plumbing fixtures?
• Checks for income tax and social security payments should be made payable to which entity?
• What does the term "cross-connection" refer to in plumbing?
• How is the size of a water heater determined?
• In Georgia, how often should septic tank systems be inspected?
• What is the maximum weekly benefit amount an employee can receive due to a disability in Georgia?
• What is the purpose of a sump pump?
• What is the required pressure for testing a plumbing system in Georgia?
• What is the proper slope for horizontal drainage piping?
• What is the minimum height for a sink installed in a residential bathroom?
• What is one of the main reasons for venting plumbing fixtures?
• What is a “gravity drain”?
• What does the term "hydraulic gradient" refer to in plumbing systems?
• What does an air gap in plumbing signify?
• What plumbing code addresses the installation of water supply and distribution systems?
• Which direction do most plumbing systems slope for drainage?
• What can be a consequence of thermal expansion in plumbing systems?
• What type of coverage is typically NOT included in worker's compensation?
• Gross profit is calculated by subtracting which two costs from revenue?
• Why are sediment traps important in plumbing?
• Which of the following components is commonly found in a septic system?
• What is net profit calculated after?
• What is the deadline for a contractor to deposit withheld federal taxes?
• Which type of valve allows fluid to flow in one direction only?
• What form must employers deliver to a separated employee on their last day of work?
• Where must business licenses be procured?
• When should a plumbing system be vented?
• If a contractor's total Federal withholding taxes are $750.00, what must they do by the 15th of the next month?
• How far must a water closet be from a wall according to code?
• To whom are unemployment insurance payments in Georgia made?
• Which type of valve is typically used to isolate water flow in plumbing systems?