2-3-14
A hub stake is ? long. a.16" b.18" c.22" d.24"
b.18"
The abbreviation P.O.T. stands for ? on tangent. a.path b.perimeter c.point d.position
c.point
Most GPS systems are accurate to within ? . a.6" b.1' c.2' d.3'
D. 3'
GPS coordinates have replaced wooden stakes to show the exact location of poles. Select one: True False
False
Staking sheets are uniform in content from one electric company to another. Select one: True False
False
The stakes are placed at the same location for a rotated tower as they are for a conventional tower. Select one: True False
False
The staking sheet does not include conductor size and type. Select one: True False
False
A staking sheet showing part of a transmission line shows the mile to which the sheet applies. Select one: True False
True
Aerial photos are often used to help lay out a transmission line. Select one: True False
True
GPS coordinates of each right-of-way stake can be fed into a computer and overlaid on area maps. Select one: True False
True
When setting poles, one should never deviate from the staking sheet without permission from the proper authority. Select one: True False
True
The tower ? list will show where to deliver the materials to build the line. a.construction b.equipment c.reference d.shipping
a.construction
A stake marked "RP" means it marks a ? . a.reference point b.relocated point c.restricted path d.revised pole
a.reference point
Station stakes are set on the survey centerline of a transmission line and are placed every ? . a.50' b.100' c.150' d.200'
b.100'
Guard stakes used to protect a hub have pertinent information on them and are driven at a ? angle. a.10° b.15° c.20° d.30°
b.15°
When building a single-pole line, line stakes are used to indicate the ? of each pole on the line. a.direction b.exact center c.size and class d.type and size
b.exact center
The tower number can be found on the face (front) of the center ? stake. a.eye b.hub c.point d.pole
b.hub
By reading the staking sheet headings from ? , a Qualified Electrical Worker can derive the whole picture of any structure. a.bottom to top b.left to right c.right to left d.top to bottom
b.left to right
When a ? survey of a transmission line is made, the stakes are marked with a "P." a.plan b.preliminary c.primary d.private
b.preliminary
All measurements for a two- or three-pole structure are taken from the ? point hub. a.primary b.reference c.rotation d.tangent
b.reference
The back of the center hub stake would show the ? of the tower. a.class b.direction c.elevation d.number
c.elevation
Trees may be left in the right of way as part of an agreement with the ? . a.contractor b.forestry department c.landowner d.surveyor
c.landowner
A hub stake has a ? centered on the top end. a.staple b.star c.tack d.triangle
c.tack
A stake with a red painted top is a ? stake. a.guard b.hazard c.reference d.right-of-way
d.right-of-way
The ruling factor concerning the location of poles or structures on a job is the ? . a.area map b.customer's demands c.Line Foreman d.staking sheet
d.staking sheet
The word "tangent" is used to indicate a portion of a line that is ? . a.curved b.parallel c.perpendicular d.straight
d.straight
The information on wooden stakes is written with ? . a.carpenter pencils b.indelible ink pens c.magic markers d.weatherproof marking crayons
d.weatherproof marking crayons
