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Water-Based Systems Layout Level I

Provider
Pearson VUE
Format
English computer-based knowledge examination; test-center or online proctored appointment for Level I.
Exam questions
Total questions: 105.
Time limit
150 minutes
Examination outline

The authority publishes percentage ranges for each content area. The practice percentages below use the midpoint of each range, normalized to 100%; they are not exact percentages published by the authority. Practice question counts may differ slightly because of rounding.

  • Safety — Official range: 1–7% (Practice allocation: 3.88%)
    • Obey jobsite safety requirements
  • Contract Documents — Official range: 5–15% (Practice allocation: 9.71%)
    • Gather information in plans and specifications
    • Learn scope of contracts
  • Survey Existing Conditions — Official range: 5–15% (Practice allocation: 9.71%)
    • Verify simple building plans via field surveys
    • Obtain simple field data for existing fire protection systems
    • Identify elements of building construction
  • Research Codes and Standards — Official range: 5–15% (Practice allocation: 9.71%)
    • Review contract code summary
    • Identify design standards
  • System Layout — Official range: 53–63% (Practice allocation: 56.31%)
    • Create a simple sprinkler system layout
    • Solve basic hydraulic equations
    • Assist with flow tests
    • Assist with coordination surveys
  • Assemble Submittal Packages — Official range: 1–10% (Practice allocation: 5.34%)
    • Assemble submittal packages
  • Project Correspondences — Official range: 1–10% (Practice allocation: 5.34%)
    • Document correspondences with AHJs
    • Document project correspondences
    • Assemble documents for closeout packages
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