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Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) Class B Demolition
Contractor EXAM ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 200
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED SOLUTIONS LATEST
UPDATE THIS YEAR
Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) Class B Demolition Contractor ACTUAL Exam –
Exam Overview & Content Areas
This exam covers all knowledge areas required for safe, effective, and regulatory-compliant
demolition work in Philadelphia. Questions simulate real-world scenarios and test practical
application of rules and techniques.
Domains Covered (All Batches):
1. Demolition Safety & Regulatory Compliance – OSHA standards, fall protection, PPE,
hazard recognition, site safety planning.
2. Tools, Equipment & Machinery – Inspection, operation, maintenance, mechanical
hazards.
3. Demolition Techniques & Structural Considerations – Load-bearing structures, selective
demolition, sequencing, debris management.
4. Environmental & Hazardous Material Management – Asbestos, lead, mold, chemical
handling, dust control, and proper disposal.
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BATCH 1 – Questions 1–50
QUESTION 1
Which OSHA standard primarily governs fall protection on demolition sites?
A. 29 CFR 1926 Subpart P
B. 29 CFR 1910 Subpart I
C. 29 CFR 1926 Subpart N
D. 29 CFR 1926 Subpart D
CORRECT ANSWER: A
RATIONALE: Subpart P covers demolition, including fall protection requirements and structural
integrity.
QUESTION 2
Before beginning any demolition project, the FIRST step is:
A. Start equipment immediately
B. Conduct a site hazard assessment and review safety plan
C. Remove debris
D. Notify neighbors
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CORRECT ANSWER: B
RATIONALE: OSHA and local regulations require identifying hazards and planning safety
measures before starting work.
QUESTION 3
Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for demolition workers typically includes:
A. Hard hats, gloves, eye protection, and steel-toed boots
B. Sneakers and safety goggles
C. Lab coat and gloves only
D. Reflective vest only
CORRECT ANSWER: A
RATIONALE: PPE must protect against falling objects, sharp debris, and foot injuries.
QUESTION 4
A critical step before using heavy equipment on a demolition site is:
A. Refueling on-site
B. Daily inspection and maintenance check
C. Ignoring manufacturer manuals
D. Operating at maximum load immediately
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CORRECT ANSWER: B
RATIONALE: Daily inspections prevent mechanical failures and site accidents.
QUESTION 5
Which of the following is considered a mechanical hazard in demolition work?
A. Falling debris
B. Moving equipment parts
C. Asbestos dust
D. Chemical exposure
CORRECT ANSWER: B
RATIONALE: Moving machinery parts pose a direct risk of injury and require guards and proper
operation.
QUESTION 6
Selective demolition refers to:
A. Removing only hazardous materials
B. Controlled removal of specific structures while leaving others intact
C. Blasting entire buildings
D. Cleaning up debris only
Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) Class B Demolition
Contractor EXAM ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 200
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED SOLUTIONS LATEST
UPDATE THIS YEAR
Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) Class B Demolition Contractor ACTUAL Exam –
Exam Overview & Content Areas
This exam covers all knowledge areas required for safe, effective, and regulatory-compliant
demolition work in Philadelphia. Questions simulate real-world scenarios and test practical
application of rules and techniques.
Domains Covered (All Batches):
1. Demolition Safety & Regulatory Compliance – OSHA standards, fall protection, PPE,
hazard recognition, site safety planning.
2. Tools, Equipment & Machinery – Inspection, operation, maintenance, mechanical
hazards.
3. Demolition Techniques & Structural Considerations – Load-bearing structures, selective
demolition, sequencing, debris management.
4. Environmental & Hazardous Material Management – Asbestos, lead, mold, chemical
handling, dust control, and proper disposal.
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BATCH 1 – Questions 1–50
QUESTION 1
Which OSHA standard primarily governs fall protection on demolition sites?
A. 29 CFR 1926 Subpart P
B. 29 CFR 1910 Subpart I
C. 29 CFR 1926 Subpart N
D. 29 CFR 1926 Subpart D
CORRECT ANSWER: A
RATIONALE: Subpart P covers demolition, including fall protection requirements and structural
integrity.
QUESTION 2
Before beginning any demolition project, the FIRST step is:
A. Start equipment immediately
B. Conduct a site hazard assessment and review safety plan
C. Remove debris
D. Notify neighbors
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CORRECT ANSWER: B
RATIONALE: OSHA and local regulations require identifying hazards and planning safety
measures before starting work.
QUESTION 3
Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for demolition workers typically includes:
A. Hard hats, gloves, eye protection, and steel-toed boots
B. Sneakers and safety goggles
C. Lab coat and gloves only
D. Reflective vest only
CORRECT ANSWER: A
RATIONALE: PPE must protect against falling objects, sharp debris, and foot injuries.
QUESTION 4
A critical step before using heavy equipment on a demolition site is:
A. Refueling on-site
B. Daily inspection and maintenance check
C. Ignoring manufacturer manuals
D. Operating at maximum load immediately
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CORRECT ANSWER: B
RATIONALE: Daily inspections prevent mechanical failures and site accidents.
QUESTION 5
Which of the following is considered a mechanical hazard in demolition work?
A. Falling debris
B. Moving equipment parts
C. Asbestos dust
D. Chemical exposure
CORRECT ANSWER: B
RATIONALE: Moving machinery parts pose a direct risk of injury and require guards and proper
operation.
QUESTION 6
Selective demolition refers to:
A. Removing only hazardous materials
B. Controlled removal of specific structures while leaving others intact
C. Blasting entire buildings
D. Cleaning up debris only
