CSLB Class B General Contractor's License Practice Exam

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How do you know a plumbing or drainage system is ready to be put to use?

The engineer will permit usage
The utility worker will permit usage
The system can support water flow
The system has been tested and inspected

The correct answer is: The system has been tested and inspected

Determining whether a plumbing or drainage system is ready for use requires thorough testing and inspection. This process ensures that the system meets all safety, operational, and building code requirements. Successful testing validates the system's integrity, functionality, and ability to handle water flow without leaks or blockages. Once the inspections are completed satisfactorily by qualified personnel, a plumbing system can be deemed safe and ready for use. While various stakeholders might be involved in the approval process, such as engineers or utility workers, their roles often pertain to providing oversight or final approvals rather than direct assessments of the system's readiness based solely on functional testing. Therefore, it is the rigorous testing and subsequent inspections that are the most definitive markers of a plumbing or drainage system's readiness for use.