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2026 RSOS Blueprint Distribution for Plumber
Major Work Activity (MWA)
Target Questions
Exam Weight
MWA A: Common Occupational Skills (안전·도구·배관용접)
14 Qs
11%
MWA B: Fixtures & Water Services (위생기구·급수배관)
32 Qs
26%
MWA C: Drainage, Waste & Vents (배수·통기·오수관)
35 Qs
28%
MWA D: Water Distribution & Heating (온수·보일러)
28 Qs
22%
MWA E: Specialty Systems (가스배관·의료가스)
16 Qs
13%
Total Red Seal Exam Length
125 Questions
100%
Sample Diagnostic Practice Questions
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Q1. A journeyperson plumber is tasked with repairing a leaky valve inside a utility vault that has limited entry/exit points and poor ventilation. Before entering, which of the following is the most critical initial step for ensuring worker safety in this confined space?
Worked Explanation: Before any entry into a confined space, atmospheric testing is paramount. It identifies immediate life-threatening hazards (oxygen deficiency/enrichment, flammable atmospheres, toxic gases) that must be controlled or mitigated first. While other steps (attendant, lockout/tagout, fall protection) are crucial parts of a confined space entry program, identifying and assessing atmospheric hazards is the initial critical step that dictates subsequent safety measures.
Q2. A plumber is constructing a standard leaching bed trench. According to typical design practices compliant with the National Plumbing Code (NPC) principles, what is the minimum required depth of crushed stone or gravel beneath the distribution pipe in the trench?
Worked Explanation: According to National Plumbing Code (NPC) Sentence 8.7.4.3.(1), a standard absorption trench or bed must be constructed with not less than 150 mm (6 inches) of crushed stone or gravel beneath the distribution pipe. This depth ensures proper effluent distribution and forms part of the effective absorption area.
Q3. A plumber is installing a new kitchen sink faucet that includes a pull-out spray attachment. To prevent backflow into the potable water supply, what minimum protection is typically required for this type of fixture, according to the NPC?
Worked Explanation: NPC 2020, Article 7.6.2.2.(1) states that 'Fittings that supply water to a receptacle that is equipped with a hose shall be fitted with a backflow preventer in conformance with Article 7.2.3.2.' Article 7.2.3.2.(1) requires a backflow preventer for any device attached to a plumbing fixture that can be submerged in liquid or permit back-siphonage. For a pull-out spray on a kitchen faucet, this is typically achieved by a non-removable air gap or an integral backflow preventer designed into the faucet's spray head or hose assembly.