NEIEP Escalators and Moving Walks (845) Practice Test

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• Where is the Platform Guard located?
• Which component uses a steel cable and pulley to transmit motion from the drive to the stairlift?
• Which device disables chairlift when the seat is unlocked?
• Which device stops the lift before hitting an obstruction?
• Which device ensures precise stop at the top boundary?
• Horizontal part of a step where feet rest?
• Customizes lifts for unique staircase shapes?
• For mast installation stability, which foundation is essential?
• What term describes the drive options that include ball screw and hydraulic varieties?
• Which maintenance item should be replaced every 2 years based on usage?
• Which step ensures equipment is free from damage before installation?
• Which term refers to regular checks performed every six months?
• Which item is associated with checking for plumb, level, and square after placement?
• Which component is checked for plumb, level, and square after placement?
• Track design allowing movement at joints.
• Which component ensures electrical contacts close for operation?
• Which component is used for wood subfloor anchoring?
• What does hydraulic leak testing involve?
• Must be metal with finished grooves for ropes.
• Which tool is used for cutting materials in lift construction?
• Must have one full turn of rope on the drum.
• Which term provides power during outages for limited trips?
• Which device prevents operation if the seat is not locked?
• The Mast and Support Arms are powered by which systems?
• Elevating track to accommodate obstructions is called what?
• Seat design allowing rotation for easier access.
• Which component directly supports the lift platform and is often referred to as the carriage?
• Where is the Platform Guard located?
• Concrete Base Stability is a critical consideration for what?
• During fire service, how does lift circuitry respond?
• Vertical part of a step in a staircase?
• Which stops the chairlift at top and bottom landings?
• What are the characteristics of the Pressure Sensing Device?
• Sequence for safely connecting power to chairlift?
• Which safety device must be attached and locking mechanism operational?
• Operational controls for escalators are typically accessible from which location?
• What term describes adherence to local safety regulations?
• What is the standard that governs platform and stairlift requirements?
• Which device would prevent crash if hoist rope slackens?
• Sign indicating 'No Freight' and accessibility symbol.
• What is the maximum number of persons per lift?
• Which term is defined as guidelines provided for safe installation practices?
• Which category describes platform exit configurations such as straight-through, same side, and 90-degree exit?
• Which term describes the device used to calculate the angle of a staircase during installation?
• Which codes must be complied with for installation?
• Which term is primarily about meeting installation safety standards?
• Which device is used by the operator to control platform movement?
• Which term is defined as The main body of the chair lift mechanism?
• Footrest clearance is related to which of the following safety considerations?
• What element provides the moving route for a chair lift?
• Which statement best describes operating devices on escalators?
• Which term refers to the requirements governing vertical platform lift installations?
• Which term is defined as Minimum load ratings for chair lifts?
• Which term is defined as Brackets placed between main support brackets?
• Which configuration powers the Mast and Support Arms?
• What is the simplest stairway type with no intermediate landing?
• What stops lift during rapid downward movement?
• Final terminal stopping devices are what?
• Which term is associated with installing and securing the track mounting supports?
• Which device provides audible signaling during emergencies to nearby personnel?
• What is the purpose of operating devices on escalators?
• Which component is involved in safety by halting motion if descent speed is excessive?
• Which term is the protective component around platform lifts?
• Electrical limits mounted where and why?
• Which term refers to the guide provided by the manufacturer for proper setup?
• Which term corresponds to the distance from the bottom car to the top landing?
• Which term is defined as maximum speed should not exceed 40 ft/min?
• Which term relates to the mechanical requirement to supply more power when using cable-based drive systems?
• Mounting the main structure of the chairlift?
• Final step ensuring the installation area is tidy?
• Which component is involved in maintenance to prevent wear on tracks and rails?
• Top Final Limit Switch stop accuracy?
• Which device prevents overspeeding of the stairlift?
• Where are the controls for lift operation typically located on an escalator or moving walk?
• Regulations for handrails and lift installations are covered by which requirement?
• Which component connects seat controls to the chassis wiring?
• Which term is described as powered by two 12V DC rechargeable batteries?
• Which runs the chairlift using arrest controls?
• Which component is height-adjustable to fit different installations?
• Which installation task involves securely mounting on concrete or wood studs?
• Which control is used to move the stairlift to a waiting rider?
• Which component is used for wood subfloor anchoring?
• Which term is a tool for determining stairway angle accurately?
• Sensing devices must be between which inches?
• What must be verified in the Job Preparation Tools stage before moving the unit?
• Which mechanism engages to stop the lift during overspeed?
• Which device is not needed for direct-plunger or roped hydraulic lifts?
• Communication access must be readily available.
• Which term is defined as Connection point between two rail sections?
• Which element provides redundancy for rope movement on winding drums?
• Which term best describes devices used to start, stop, or control an escalator?
• Automatic switch to emergency power after failure.
• Which component stops the chairlift at top and bottom landings?
• Which feature allows adjustment of chassis leveling?
• What component ensures smooth starts and stops in lifts?
• Which term is the rate of travel along the incline, measured in feet per minute?
• Which device stops the platform before striking an obstruction?
• What standard is referenced for vertical platform lifts?
• What does Runway Definition refer to in the context of vertical platform lifts?
• What term describes vertical distance in feet per minute?
• What term describes the action of tripping the governor at slowest speed with no load?
• Where is the emergency stop switch located?
• Path along which the chair lift moves?
• During daily inspections, which items should be checked regarding footrest and lift operation?
• Pathways for platform lifts to operate smoothly.
• Which system assists wheelchair users in accessing upper floors?
• What is the safety requirement for the footrest height on an escalator or moving walk?
• Which device stops the platform when an obstruction exerts a force of 20 N or more?
• Machines using hydraulic power for operation.
• Which term is defined as Used in drive mechanism for chair lift?
• What is the limit of speed for lifts?
• Which device trips at a maximum pressure of 15-30 pounds?
• Regular checks ensure safe and efficient operation.
• Which term would be used to describe presenting the lift operation demonstration to the user?
• If the footrest height exceeds the specified limit, what safety risk is most likely?
• Which process involves scheduled checks to verify lift safety and operability?
• Which routine checks are recommended every 6 months or 1 year?
• Which guidelines advise following industry standards during installation?
• Support structures connecting chair lift to steps?
• Maximum travel distance of 4,250 mm (168 in.) is described by which term?
• What reduces noise from damp traveling cables?
• Includes platform, drive, guide rails, call stations?
• Which sign indicates 'No Freight' using the international accessibility symbol?
• Which component stops the lift if there is a mechanical failure?
• Which safety function is activated by a governor or suspension malfunctions?
• Which component is used to call and send the lift to landings?
• What is the required height range for retractable passenger restraining arms above the platform perimeter?
• Must not exceed 30 mm out of level when loaded.
• When is the five-year brake test conducted?
• Which term describes the plan for safely powering the chairlift?
• Which uses gears for movement along the rail?
• Which device must emit 80-90 dBA sound at 3,000 mm?
• The lift is designed to meet which compliance standard?
• Which device has a mechanical interlock preventing movement when open?
• Which term defines the necessary spacing around the seatback, rests, and footrest?
• Which device is not required for direct-plunger or roped hydraulic lifts?
• Which term describes the weight attribute of units around 500 pounds?
• Which term denotes the vertical surface between steps?
• Which parameter governs the maximum permissible incline of lifts?
• Which term indicates the need to verify accuracy before installation begins?
• What is the ADA minimum platform size for the platform lift?
• Which term is defined as the platform's alignment when loaded?
• Lock preventing door opening unless platform is positioned.
• Running clearance is used to control which functions?
• Which device is designed for Limited Use Limited Access lifts for disabled individuals?
• What term describes wireless operation of this system?
• Which feature allows the seat to fold away when not in use?
• What is the primary purpose of retractable passenger restraining arms on a passenger platform?
• Which component's position is determined by viewing the mast from specific positions?
• A complex stairway with curved walls and sections is called what?
• What safety components are installed around platform lifts?
• Which device operates before the normal stopping device obstruction?
• Which device prevents the stairlift from overspeeding and is activated by incline?
• Door that automatically closes after use.
• Preferred tools include band saw or radial arm saw; this term describes the method.
• Which inspection should be performed if unusual noises are heard during movement?
• Includes cable slapping and component misalignment?
• What does 'Plumb Hoistway' describe in lift systems?
• Which component adjusts chassis position for proper alignment?
• Which device controls chairlift movement in correct directions?
• For the five-year brake test, when is it conducted?
• Which element determines the maximum platform load capacity safety limit?
• What flooring is required to support interior vertical platform lifts?
• How tall are the Retractable Safety Arms?
• Which term corresponds to electrical connections specific to vertical lifts?
• Stops the lift if hoisting rope becomes slack.
• Which term describes extra track length to ease access at landings?
• What electrical specification is required for vertical platform lifts?
• Which device is recommended for motor starting protection?
• What displays the rated load in pounds and must be at least 6 mm tall?
• Which term denotes the conduit type recommended for electrical runs?
• Which item relates to power systems change and automation for starting/stopping lifts?
• Which device tracks the traveling cable along the track?
• Which connects seat controls to the chassis?
• Which term represents riser height multiplied by the number of steps, divided by minutes?
• Which term is defined as Main body of the chair lift mechanism?
• Which term is used for the vertical distance used in speed calculations?
• Which component marks the stop location to stop movement?
• In the three-year testing requirement, what capacity is used for loading the platform?
• What conductor size and maximum run length are specified for wiring this system?
• Which term denotes a power specification of 120VAC, 60Hz, 15Amp circuit?
• Which engages a toothed rack for lift movement?
• Which term best describes a configuration with two straight sections and a flat intermediary landing?
• Which term is defined as Maximum speed specification for the rail system?
• Which term refers to a form used to record stairway measurements for installation?
• Guidelines for platform and stairway chairlifts.
• Which drive component is specified to move loads up to 750 pounds at speeds of 9 to 12 feet per minute?
• Which component is powered by 20 amperes, 208-240 VAC?
• Lifts must not exceed what angle of incline?
• Which device stops the motor if chain slackens?
• Which design uses 3/8 in. cable and roped sprocket?
• Which term is defined as Modify track if landing obstructions are present?
• What do Obstruction Sensors require in relation to ramp and elevation?
• Which device drives a miniature drum inside the chassis?
• Custom configurations for stairway designs are associated with which clearance?
• Which component is wound onto a reel inside the chassis?
• Which feature parks in a position that minimizes obstruction?
• Which item involves checking for shipping damage and notifying the manufacturer?
• Which codes govern installation standards?
• Governor inspection includes inspecting which component?
• Which device stops the lift at the upper landing under load?
• Data Plate contains manufacturer’s lift specifications and details.
• Which term describes the devices that stop the lift at the lower terminal positions?
• Component supporting the lift platform.
• Must support signaling for 1 hour, conversation for 4 hours during power loss.
• Which feature relates to UP and DOWN operation for the lift?
• Which term describes the devices that stop the lift at upper terminal positions?
• Open design for residential or commercial use describes which lift type?
• Which term is defined as Used in drive mechanism for chair lift?
• Which concept defines a margin to account for unexpected loads in design?
• Solid barrier protecting the lift's runway area.
• Total weight of the chair lift system is called what?
• Which term describes a spiral stairway with a short radius due to a sloped landing?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of footrest clearance?
• Which foundation is critical for mast installation stability?
• Device preventing operation under unsafe conditions.
• Which term includes carriage, seat, and rail or track?
• Which term refers to the activation mechanism that responds to the incline angle to limit speed?
• Guide provided by manufacturer for proper setup is called what?
• Which term is defined as brackets placed between main support brackets?
• A rail that can be folded when not in use is known as what?
• Identifies problems within the lift system?
• Bracket that can be modified for height?
• Which term denotes a solid barrier protecting the lift's runway area?
• Which term ensures proper rope or chain travel?
• Power Failure Provisions allow what operation via the hand wheel?
• What is observed during a visual inspection for lift safety?
• To minimize exposure to elements, which lift design is used?
• Which group includes emergency stop and manual operation options?
• Who determines the requirements for fire alarm integration inspections?
• Which statement correctly describes manual movement of units?
• What term defines the maximum allowed platform movement speed in feet per minute?
• Which component prevents wheelchair roll-off?
• If a lift is designed to fit a non-straight staircase, which installation is used?
• Which inspection type is performed on a semi-annual or annual basis?
• Which component includes switches that ensure safe operation?
• Which component is used to anchor the base to a concrete slab?
• Distance along incline divided by time is known as what?
• Supports for mounting the track securely?
• Joining two sections of rail together is called what?
• What specification defines the minimum and maximum load the platform is designed to handle?
• Which label indicates inspection standards for lifts?
• Which component is a device for guiding traveling cable installation?
• Which term is associated with surveying to ensure code compliance for track/rail?
• What action is commonly performed using lift operation controls located on the landing?
• Which specification defines a minimum safety margin for design?
• Which term denotes the cable arrangement component that uses roped sprocket?
• Which term best describes the category of machines utilizing friction for movement in escalator systems?
• What is the maximum rated speed for the platform?
• Which device is used to lower the unit manually?
• Diameter allowed for sheaves and drums.
• Which feature involves checking for proper location and alignment during hoisting?
• Which connects footrest switches to chassis wiring?
• The strength of the arms to withstand vertical and horizontal forces is known as what?
• Which device disables chairlift operation when the seat is unlocked?
• Which option best summarizes the A18.1 frequency requirement for non-residential and residential lifts?
• Which component adjusts tension on traveling cable reel?
• Which component utilizes a 3/8 hp motor in hydraulic systems?
• Which component provides weight-capacity information for the lift?
• From which location are lift operation controls typically intended to be accessible?
• Which term is used for adjusting the chassis positioning to achieve proper alignment?
• Which component connects the mast to the top landing gate wall?
• Which device provides greater accessibility for passengers by enabling power-adjusted seating?
• Maximum load the chair lift can safely carry is called what?
• What term describes extra track length provided to ease access at landings?
• Which term describes joining two rail sections end-to-end?
• Which component closes electrical contacts to enable operation?
• Which lift provides protection from external elements?
• A spiral stairway with a sloped intermediate landing is known as which?
• Which device adjusts the angle for easier access?
• Which term refers to a large spiral stairway with curved walls?
• Which device prevents drive motor power if slack is detected?
• What is the maximum platform speed in feet per minute?
• Which option describes Landing Door Specifications?
• Which term evaluates compliance with safety standards?
• Which device restricts access to authorized personnel only?
• The platform must support how much weight?
• Which device prevents drive power if slack is detected?
• Which term corresponds to the inside area limit of 1.1 m² (12 ft²)?
• Which component stops movement when obstruction exerts significant force?
• Which component provides smoother operation and power outage service?
• What does periodic testing authority focus on?
• Which feature returns the lift to the least obstructive position?
• What is the automatic mechanism for folding the seat called?
• The angle of a staircase determined using a protractor is called the
• Device for transporting individuals up stairs?
• Which procedure involves checking for shipping damage and notifying the manufacturer?
• Standby Power is used to supply backup power to which functions?
• Which term describes the device used to translate rotary drive into linear lift motion on escalators?
• What devices signal emergencies when the platform is not visible?
• Backup power source for emergency situations?
• If you suspect cable slap sounds, which category would you investigate?
• What does the Grab Bar do when the platform arrives?
• Which term relates to ensuring installation meets safety standards?
• What must the system support according to the design criteria?
• Which term describes the maximum load the chair lift can safely carry?
• According to the A18.1 Code, how often must non-residential lifts be inspected?
• Which term refers to the configuration that includes foot platform, seat, and grips?
• What height and locking features are specified for the safety device used at the lift entry?
• Which mechanism is used for precise lift movement?
• What provides backup power for emergency signaling and communication devices?
• Which term controls the platform movement when the arms are in use?
• Seat design allowing space-saving when not in use is called?
• Which device stops the lift if the footrest encounters an object?
• Which conduit is recommended to be 2 inches; a flexible metal conduit?
• Which component stops the chairlift when a footrest obstruction is detected?
• Retractable arms must be locked and monitored.
• Which item indicates inspection standards for lifts?
• Which pair of safety requirements pertain to the footrest area?
• Which component uses rack and pinion to move along the rail?
• Which term describes the horizontal stepping surface?
• Which driving mechanism is associated with traditional lift drives?
• During manual operation of Ball Screw Drive Unit, what must be OFF?
• Which term refers to the equipment used to lift heavier platform units?
• Before customer handover, which action regarding temporary jumpers is required?
• What includes the foot platform, seat, and grips?
• What is the maximum closing speed for power-operated arms?
• What stops lift at maximum speed of 75 fpm?
• Which component is used to connect footrest switches to the chassis wiring?
• What is the minimum number of full turns on the winding drum?
• Which term would you refer to as the device used to record measurements on stairs?
• What term refers to length along the incline in feet per minute?
• Which term describes the horizontal distance in feet per minute?
• Which hydraulic system uses a direct plunger mechanism?
• Which term is the Limited-Use Lift for Access (LULA)?
• Which lift drive uses ropes for movement?
• Which device adjusts the seat angle to facilitate easier boarding?
• Includes emergency stop and manual operation options.
• Which component prevents lift operation if the seat is misaligned?
• The installation procedure requires attaching to which structure?
• The retractable passenger restraining arms must be located within what distance above the platform edge?
• What anchoring method is required for interior vertical platform lifts?
• What term describes a device aiding mobility for individuals unable to climb stairs?
• Which term refers to the protective barrier around the lift's runway area and is designed to prevent access when not in use?
• Which component is used to move the stairlift to a waiting rider and can be activated from a control panel?
• Which factor requires a larger horsepower motor?
• Which statement best describes the lift safety action regarding obstructions below?
• Which equipment is used for lifting heavier platform units?
• Which term describes the governor's activation speed based on incline?
• Which configuration has two straight sections with a flat intermediate landing?
• What provides necessary space for seat back, rests, and footrest?
• What is the driving mechanism type used for lifts?
• Test for hydraulic systems under load or no load.
• Which device ensures the cable moves correctly along the track?
• What are the required concrete slab specifications for exterior unit installations?
• Which component includes switches that ensure safe operation?
• Which provides smoother operation and power outage service?
• Which device connects the mast to the top landing gate wall?
• Which power source is described as being powered by two 12VDC rechargeable batteries?
• What should be checked regarding the Hoisting Beam Rating?
• Which component is used by the operator to control platform movement?
• Tolerance for stopping not required for which systems?
• Which procedure requires checking equipment for damage before installation?
• Which drive system is described as generating speeds of 18-21 feet per minute?
• Which plate indicates weight limits for a chairlift?
• Routine checks to ensure lift functionality and safety.
• What term describes remote operation instead of hardwired controls?
• Which option describes the drive types used in these systems?
• In a hydraulic drive system, which component is powered by a 3/8 hp motor?
• Ratio of ultimate strength to working stress?
• Which term is defined as Guidelines provided for safe installation practices?
• Which component prevents damage when the escalator unit moves past its terminal landings?
• Which part would you inspect to verify the lift's labeling with specs and details?
• Which term describes major components including carriage, seat, and rail or track?
• Which statement describes the essential capability of the system under varying conditions?
• During final inspection, what must be prevented?
• What is the communication system between the platform and emergency personnel?
• Which safety feature activates by a speed governor or suspension failure?
• Notification system for lift operation status.
• Which term describes the maximum number of people that can ride the lift at one time?
• Maximum travel distance of 4,250 mm (168 in.) corresponds to which term?
• Which removes power from the unit at end of travel?
• Which item weighs about 500 pounds?
• Which aspect governs how the platform's exit paths are configured, such as straight-through or 90-degree exits?
• Which term is defined as Track that can be folded for space-saving?
• Which lift transports wheelchair users on stairs?
• Platform Gate Requirements specify which tools are required?
• Annual test for hydraulic lift cylinders not exposed.
• Which term is defined as connection point between two rail sections?
• Which tool is used to measure angles accurately?
• What type of power cord is specified for temporary power during installation?
• Which control is most likely provided to halt the lift in an emergency?
• Maximum speed for governor testing is 75 ft/min. What term describes this maximum testing speed?
• Which component is used to anchor the base to a concrete slab?
• What is the maximum platform speed according to the rating standard?
• What term describes length along incline divided by time in minutes?
• Which element provides the sign for restricted loads and accessibility?
• Which requirement states the footrest must not exceed 24 inches high?
• Which sign communicates restrictions on freight carriage using an international symbol?
• What term describes machines utilizing friction for movement?
• Which term describes the device that stops the lift if the footrest hits an object?
• Showcase of lift operation to the user?
• Which term is associated with reducing wear by introducing talc to damp traveling cables?
• Which plate conveys the safe load rating and must be at least 6 mm tall?
• During inspections of LULA and residential installations, which components are checked?
• Which component has a mechanical interlock preventing movement if open?
• What transmission methods include rack and pinion or aircraft cable?
• Which term denotes the component with grooves for ropes on the moving system?
• Which component is used to bypass non-installed options during construction?
• Which is attached to the chassis via through-bolting?
• Which device provides greater accessibility for passengers?
• Which term refers to steps including measurement, assembly, and testing?
• What reduces wear and noise on moving parts?
• What converts rotational motion to linear motion?
• Which of the following is typically considered an operating device on an escalator?
• Which check ensures the seatback and arrest are unobstructed?
• Which term describes the safety access for emergency personnel to the equipment?
• Which stops the chairlift if an obstruction detected?
• Which system uses fluid pressure to operate lifts?
• Which feature allows emergency evacuation of retractable arms?
• Which item is not listed as a specific inspection item in the provided material?
• Which device stops the chairlift if an obstruction is encountered?
• What are Directional Push Buttons used for?
• Which component connects the solenoid, door switch, and lock switch?
• Must stop within 50 mm if arms are unlocked.
• Lift designed for vertical movement between levels.
• Which flat tool is used to ensure level measurements?
• What is the ADA minimum platform size?
• Which testing category is described as ensuring overall safety features are functioning?
• Obstruction threshold during installation?
• Which device regulates lift speed to prevent accidents?
• How is a unit moved if the power system is unavailable?
• Which component is the chassis attached to by a steel cable and pulley?
• Sensing devices range in inches?
• Stops the lift before hitting an obstruction.
• Installation Procedure involves attaching to steel cantilever arms. Which option lists the correct term?
• Locks retractable ramp until arm is secured.
• Which component is commonly used to translate rotational motion into controlled linear travel for lift movement?
• Which term refers to the ratio used to ensure safety by comparing strength to loading?
• Which term describes the floor area limit used for safety?
• Height measurement used to calculate speed is called what?
• During platform installation, the platform stops if obstructed by how many pounds of force?
• What does the three-year testing require?
• What connects the pre-wired harness to the travel cable block?
• Surveying that ensures compliance with code requirements is associated with which term?