Week 1 (Plumbing Code)
問題一覧
1
Who is the current chairman of the board
of Master Plumbers?
Hon. Reynald B. Ilagan - Chairman
2
Who is the re-appointed member of the
Board of Master Plumbers and the
chairman of Committee on Integration &
Unification of Registered Master
Plumbers/ Plumbing Engineers?
Hon. Pedrito D. Camilet, Jr. - Member
3
Who is the chairman of CPD Council for
Master Plumber?
Hon. Jaime Jajay E. Cruz - Member
4
Birth of the plumbing profession in the Philippines
17TH CENTURY
5
Filipino Plumbers were assigned the task of
maintaining plumbing systems
18TH AND 19TH CENTURY
6
Hygiene became priority
20TH CENTURY
7
The plumbing trade was duly recognized by the government.
1902
8
NAMPAP has been registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission
1935
9
First licensure examination for master plumbers
JULY 1956
10
Plumbing Code was promulgated and approved by Malacañang
JANUARY 28, 1959
11
Examiners and NAMPAP prepared a curriculum for Plumbing Engineering
1966-1969
12
First Amendment
to the Plumbing Code was approved
(inclusion of Asbestos Cement Pipe as
approved plumbing material)
NOVEMBER 28, 1967
13
Section 4 of R.A. 1378 was approved by Pres. Estrada
DECEMBER 21, 1999
14
All premises shall be provided with a supply of pure and wholesome water.
Principle 1
15
Plumbing fixtures shall be supplied
with water of sufficient volume and
adequate pressure.
Principle 2
16
Plumbing shall be designed and
adjusted to use the minimum
quantity of water.
Principle 3
17
Devices shall be so designed and
installed to prevent from explosion.
Principle 4
18
Every building shall be connected to
the sewer system.
Principle 5
19
Each family dwelling unit shall have
one water closet, one kitchen sink, a
lavatory, a bathtub or shower
Principle 6
20
Plumbing fixtures shall be made of
smooth non-absorbent material and
be in ventilated enclosures.
Principle 7
21
The drainage system shall be
designed, constructed and maintained
and with adequate cleanouts.
Principle 8
22
All piping shall be made of
NAMPAP approved materials.
Principle 9
23
Each fixture shall be equipped with a
water sealed trap.
Principle 10
24
The drainage piping system shall be
designed to provide adequate
circulation of air.
Principle 11
25
Vent terminals shall extend to the
outer air.
Principle 12
26
Plumbing systems shall be subjected
to tests to effectively disclose leaks and defects.
Principle 13
27
No substance which will clog or
destroy the pipes shall be allowed.
Principle 14
28
Proper protection shall be provided
to prevent contamination.
Principle 15
29
No water closet shall be located in a
room which is not properly
ventilated and lighted.
Principle 16
30
Suitable provision shall be made for
disposing of building sewage if
there is no available sewer.
Principle 17
31
Suitable provision shall be made to
prevent from backflow of sewage.
Principle 18
32
Plumbing systems shall be
maintained by Registered Master
Plumbers.
Principle 19
33
All plumbing fixtures must be
properly spaced.
Principle 20
34
Plumbing shall be installed with due
regard to preservation of strength
and prevention of damage of other
structural members.
Principle 21
35
Sewage that are deleterious shall not
be discharged into the ground or
into any waterway
Principle 22
36
Act in an unprofessional manner and
demand any remuneration other than
his/her original charges except for
additional services not covered in the
basic contract;
Code 1
37
Supplant another Registered Master
Plumber after definite steps have
already been taken toward his/her
being commissioned to perform the
contract;
Code 2
38
Underbid another Registered Master
Plumber by reducing his/her
professional fees after being
informed of the fees charged by the
other Registered Master Plumber;
Code 3
39
Take the advantage of a salaried
government position to compete
unfairly with a practicing Registered
Master Plumber;
Code 4
40
Allow the use of his/her License as a
Registered Master Plumber for a fee
to an unlicensed Master Plumber in
plumbing works without his/her
personal supervision.
Code 5
41
Injure falsely or maliciously, directly
or indirectly, the reputation of
another Registered Master Plumber
by reviewing his/her work for the
same client unless the professional
services of the former have been
officially terminated and all
professional fees have been dully
paid by the client;
Code 6
42
Advertise in self-laudatory language,
act in any manner and engage in any
practice which tends to bring
dishonor to the dignity of the
Registered Master Plumber, the
National Master Plumbers
Association of the Philippines
(NAMPAP), and the plumbing
profession
Code 7
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問題一覧
1
Who is the current chairman of the board
of Master Plumbers?
Hon. Reynald B. Ilagan - Chairman
2
Who is the re-appointed member of the
Board of Master Plumbers and the
chairman of Committee on Integration &
Unification of Registered Master
Plumbers/ Plumbing Engineers?
Hon. Pedrito D. Camilet, Jr. - Member
3
Who is the chairman of CPD Council for
Master Plumber?
Hon. Jaime Jajay E. Cruz - Member
4
Birth of the plumbing profession in the Philippines
17TH CENTURY
5
Filipino Plumbers were assigned the task of
maintaining plumbing systems
18TH AND 19TH CENTURY
6
Hygiene became priority
20TH CENTURY
7
The plumbing trade was duly recognized by the government.
1902
8
NAMPAP has been registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission
1935
9
First licensure examination for master plumbers
JULY 1956
10
Plumbing Code was promulgated and approved by Malacañang
JANUARY 28, 1959
11
Examiners and NAMPAP prepared a curriculum for Plumbing Engineering
1966-1969
12
First Amendment
to the Plumbing Code was approved
(inclusion of Asbestos Cement Pipe as
approved plumbing material)
NOVEMBER 28, 1967
13
Section 4 of R.A. 1378 was approved by Pres. Estrada
DECEMBER 21, 1999
14
All premises shall be provided with a supply of pure and wholesome water.
Principle 1
15
Plumbing fixtures shall be supplied
with water of sufficient volume and
adequate pressure.
Principle 2
16
Plumbing shall be designed and
adjusted to use the minimum
quantity of water.
Principle 3
17
Devices shall be so designed and
installed to prevent from explosion.
Principle 4
18
Every building shall be connected to
the sewer system.
Principle 5
19
Each family dwelling unit shall have
one water closet, one kitchen sink, a
lavatory, a bathtub or shower
Principle 6
20
Plumbing fixtures shall be made of
smooth non-absorbent material and
be in ventilated enclosures.
Principle 7
21
The drainage system shall be
designed, constructed and maintained
and with adequate cleanouts.
Principle 8
22
All piping shall be made of
NAMPAP approved materials.
Principle 9
23
Each fixture shall be equipped with a
water sealed trap.
Principle 10
24
The drainage piping system shall be
designed to provide adequate
circulation of air.
Principle 11
25
Vent terminals shall extend to the
outer air.
Principle 12
26
Plumbing systems shall be subjected
to tests to effectively disclose leaks and defects.
Principle 13
27
No substance which will clog or
destroy the pipes shall be allowed.
Principle 14
28
Proper protection shall be provided
to prevent contamination.
Principle 15
29
No water closet shall be located in a
room which is not properly
ventilated and lighted.
Principle 16
30
Suitable provision shall be made for
disposing of building sewage if
there is no available sewer.
Principle 17
31
Suitable provision shall be made to
prevent from backflow of sewage.
Principle 18
32
Plumbing systems shall be
maintained by Registered Master
Plumbers.
Principle 19
33
All plumbing fixtures must be
properly spaced.
Principle 20
34
Plumbing shall be installed with due
regard to preservation of strength
and prevention of damage of other
structural members.
Principle 21
35
Sewage that are deleterious shall not
be discharged into the ground or
into any waterway
Principle 22
36
Act in an unprofessional manner and
demand any remuneration other than
his/her original charges except for
additional services not covered in the
basic contract;
Code 1
37
Supplant another Registered Master
Plumber after definite steps have
already been taken toward his/her
being commissioned to perform the
contract;
Code 2
38
Underbid another Registered Master
Plumber by reducing his/her
professional fees after being
informed of the fees charged by the
other Registered Master Plumber;
Code 3
39
Take the advantage of a salaried
government position to compete
unfairly with a practicing Registered
Master Plumber;
Code 4
40
Allow the use of his/her License as a
Registered Master Plumber for a fee
to an unlicensed Master Plumber in
plumbing works without his/her
personal supervision.
Code 5
41
Injure falsely or maliciously, directly
or indirectly, the reputation of
another Registered Master Plumber
by reviewing his/her work for the
same client unless the professional
services of the former have been
officially terminated and all
professional fees have been dully
paid by the client;
Code 6
42
Advertise in self-laudatory language,
act in any manner and engage in any
practice which tends to bring
dishonor to the dignity of the
Registered Master Plumber, the
National Master Plumbers
Association of the Philippines
(NAMPAP), and the plumbing
profession
Code 7