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Red Seal Sheet Metal Worker (308A)
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2026 RSOS Blueprint Distribution for Sheet Metal Worker (308A)

Major Work Activity (MWA) Target Questions Exam Weight
MWA A: Performs common occupational skills 24 Qs 20%
MWA B: Performs fabrication 38 Qs 32%
MWA C: Installs air and material handling systems 41 Qs 34%
MWA D: Installs roofing and specialty products 10 Qs 8%
MWA E: Performs maintenance and repair 7 Qs 6%
Total Red Seal Exam Length 120 Questions 100%

Sample Diagnostic Practice Questions

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Q1. A sheet metal worker in Calgary is hanging supply duct 3.5 m above a concrete floor along an open mezzanine edge. There are no guardrails, an aerial lift cannot reach the area, and a travel restraint line would stop the worker short of the edge where the duct must be joined. Which fall protection method does the worker need?
Worked Explanation: Fall protection is required at about 3 m in most provinces. Guardrails come first, then travel restraint; where the worker must reach the open edge and restraint cannot be used, a personal fall arrest system with a full-body harness, energy-absorbing lanyard and suitable anchor is required. A monitor and warning lines do not protect a worker at this height. A safety net needs its own engineered design and supports, which is far more than this duct joint calls for, and it does not fit a worker reaching the edge from this mezzanine.
Q2. An apprentice in a Hamilton shop has cut out the pattern for a light-gauge square-to-round and wants to start bending it. The last one came out with kinks where the corners meet the round, because the bends were made in the wrong places. In what order should the fitting be formed?
Worked Explanation: The seam edges are formed while the pattern is still flat. The corner sections are then curved by light bends along the element lines that fan out from each corner, while the flat triangles stay flat, and the seam is closed and the round end trued last. The other options use the same steps in the wrong order: B does 'close the seam, true the round' before 'bend lightly along corner lines', C does 'close the seam, true the round' before 'form the seam edges while flat', and D does 'close the seam, true the round' before 'bend lightly along corner lines'.
Q3. A crew in a Brandon clinic is installing a return grille on a duct with a smoke detector just behind it, in the ceiling space. The controls technician must be able to reach and test the detector, and the crew has hung the grille tight against the duct. The ceiling is drywall. How should access be provided?
Worked Explanation: Access is provided so that the device can be seen and reached, here with a hinged grille or a door, and it is checked from below. Cutting drywall for each test is damage, not access. A test from the roof does not reach the detector, and reaching in by feel is not a proper test.

Frequently Asked Questions — Red Seal Sheet Metal Worker (308A)

Essential examination guidelines, format specifications, and pass requirements for Canadian Sheet Metal Worker (308A) candidates.

What is the passing score for the Red Seal Sheet Metal Worker (308A) exam?
The passing grade across Canada is strictly 70%. On a 120-question examination, you must correctly answer at least 84 questions to earn your Interprovincial Red Seal endorsement.
How many questions are tested and what is the time limit?
The official examination contains 120 multiple-choice questions. Candidates are given 4 hours (240 minutes) to complete the exam, allowing an average of 2.0 minutes per question.
How is this mock exam calibrated to the 2026 RSOS?
Our simulator strictly mirrors the official Canadian Red Seal Occupational Standard (RSOS). Questions are proportional to the actual Major Work Activity (MWA) weighting tested in provincial examination centers, covering trade safety, tools, installations, diagnostics, and code compliance.
What feedback do I receive upon completing the simulator?
You receive an immediate score breakdown by Major Work Activity, highlighting your areas of strength and weakness. The AI Journeyperson Tutor provides detailed procedural and code citations for every question so you understand the technical reasoning behind every correct answer.
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