INSTITUTIONAL

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 SELF-ASSESSMENT CHECK GUIDE

Qualification Electrical Installation and Maintenance

NC II
Units of Competency Install wiring devices of floor and wall
Covered: mounted outlets, lighting
fixtures/switches,
and auxiliary outlets
Instructions:
 Read each of the questions in the left-hand column of the
chart. Place a check on each question to indicate your answers.

Can I? YES NO

Interpret work instructions correctly * 🗸

Select appropriate tools, equipment and materials for

installing wiring devices and lighting fixtures/switches 🗸
and auxiliary outlet *

Select and use correct PPE * 🗸

Demonstrate correct procedures for installation 🗸

of wiring devices and lighting fixtures/switches *

Follow safety procedures/protocol * 🗸

Clean worksite, tools and equipment * 🗸

Store surplus materials * 🗸

Read and interpret drawings to determine job 🗸

requirements.

Identify correct type and quantity of wiring 🗸

devices and consumable items in line with job
requirements.

Select tools and equipment in line with job 🗸

requirements.

Identify and select correct PPE in line with safety 🗸

requirements

Follow safety procedures based on safety regulations. 🗸

Perform correct procedures for installation of wiring 🗸

devices in line with job requirements.
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Follow schedule of work based on agreed time, quality 🗸
standard and minimum wastage.

Seek further instructions if unplanned events or 🗸

conditions occur.

Do on-going checking of quality of work in 🗸

accordance with instructions and requirements.

Follow safety procedures. 🗸

Perform correct procedures for installation of lighting 🗸

fixtures/switches in line with job requirements.

Follow schedule of work to ensure work is 🗸

completed in an agreed time, to a quality standard
and with a minimum waste.

Seek further instructions from a supervisor if 🗸

unplanned events or conditions occur.

Undertake on-going checks of quality of work in 🗸

accordance with instructions and requirements.

Make final checks to ensure that work conforms 🗸

with instructions and to requirements.

Notify supervisor upon completion of work. 🗸

Clean, check and return tools, equipment and any 🗸

surplus resources and materials, where appropriate,
to storage in accordance with established procedures.

Clean and make work area safe. 🗸

I agree to undertake assessment in the knowledge that information

gathered will only be used for professional development purpose
and can only be accessed by concerned assessment personnel and
manager/supervisor.

Date: March
08 2025
Rom Decson G. Recto
Candidate’s Name and Signature

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Prepared by:

Engr. Kim S.
Fajanilan
Trainer

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 INSTITUTIONAL EVALUATION AGREEMENT

Candidate’s Name: Rom Decson G. Recto

Instructor’s Name: Engr. Kim S Fajanilan
Evaluation Center: Skills Pro Training Academy
Program Electrical Installation and Maintenance
Qualification: NC II
Unit of Install wiring devices of floor and wall
Competency: mounted outlets, lighting
fixtures/switches, and auxiliary outlets
Candidate to Answer Questions: YES NO

 Have the context and purpose of 🗸

evaluation been explained?
 Have the unit of competency been explained? 🗸
 Do you understand the evaluation procedure 🗸
and the evidence to be collected?
 Have your rights and appeal system been 🗸
explained?
 Have you discussed any special needs to be 🗸
considered during evaluation?
I agree to undertake evaluation in the knowledge that information
gathered will only be used for educational purpose and can
only be assessed by the
concerned evaluation personnel.
Candidate’s Date: March 08
Signature: 2025
Instructor’s Date: March 08
Signature: 2025

Prepared by:

Engr. Kim S.
Fajanilan
Trainer

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 EVIDENCE PLAN

Competency Electrical Installation and Maintenance NC II

Standard:
Unit of Install wiring devices of floor and wall
Competency: mounted outlets, lighting fixtures/switches,
and auxiliary outlets

Ways in which evidence will be collected:

Written Test
Demonstrati

Interview
(tick a column)

The evidence must show that the trainee …

on
 Interprets work instructions correctly * 🗸 🗸 🗸

 Selects appropriate tools, equipment and

materials for installing wiring devices and 🗸 🗸 🗸
lighting fixtures/switches and auxiliary outlet *

 Selects and uses correct PPE * 🗸 🗸 🗸

1. Demonstrates correct procedures for installation of 🗸 🗸

wiring devices and lighting fixtures/switches *

 Follows safety procedures/protocol * 🗸 🗸 🗸

 Cleans worksite, tools and equipment * 🗸 🗸 🗸

 Stores surplus materials * 🗸

2. Reads and interprets drawings to determine job 🗸 🗸 🗸

requirements.

3. Identifies correct type and quantity of wiring 🗸 🗸 🗸

devices and consumable items in line with job
requirements.

4. Selects tools and equipment in line with job 🗸 🗸 🗸

requirements.

 Identifies and selects correct PPE in line with 🗸 🗸 🗸

safety requirements

 Follows safety procedures based on safety 🗸 🗸 🗸

regulations
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5. Performs correct procedures for installation of 🗸 🗸 🗸
wiring devices in line with job requirements.

6. Follows schedule of work based on agreed time, 🗸 🗸

quality standard and minimum wastage.

7. Seeks further instructions if unplanned events or 🗸 🗸 🗸

conditions occur.

8. Does on-going checking of quality of work in 🗸 🗸

accordance with instructions and requirements.

 Follows safety procedures. 🗸 🗸 🗸

9. Performs correct procedures for installation of 🗸 🗸 🗸

lighting fixtures/switches in line with job
requirements.

10. Follows schedule of work to ensure work is

completed in an agreed time, to a quality 🗸 🗸 🗸
standard and with a minimum waste.

11. Seeks further instructions from a supervisor if

unplanned events or conditions occur. 🗸 🗸 🗸

12. Undertakes on-going checks of quality of work

in accordance with instructions and 🗸 🗸 🗸
requirements.
13. Makes final checks to ensure that work
conforms with instructions and to requirements. 🗸 🗸 🗸

14. Notifies supervisor upon completion of work.

🗸 🗸 🗸

15. Cleans, checks and returns tools, equipment

and any surplus resources and materials, where 🗸 🗸 🗸
appropriate, to storage in accordance with
established procedures.

 Cleans and makes work area safe.

🗸 🗸 🗸

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 NOTE: *Critical aspects of competency
Prepared by:

Engr. Kim S Fajanilan

Trainer

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 DEMONSTRATION

CANDIDATE’S NAME: Rom Decson G. Recto

INSTRUCTOR’S NAME: Engr. Kim S. Fajanilan
QUALIFICATION: Electrical Installation and Maintenance NC
II
UNIT OF COMPETENCY: Install wiring devices of floor and wall
mounted outlets, lighting fixtures/switches,
and auxiliary outlets
DATE OF EVALUATION: March 08 2025
TIME OF EVALUATION: 8:00 am-11:00 am
Tools
o Screwdriver.
o Wire stripper
o Keyhole saw
o Multi-tester (multimeter)
Equipment
o Ladder/Scaffold
o Safety goggles
o Dust mask
o Hard hat
o Rubber gloves
o Safety shoes / Safety boots
Materials
o Recessed light.
o Wire connector
o 14-gauge Romex cable

🗸 to show if
evidence is
During the demonstration of skills, did the
demonstrated
candidate:
Yes No N/A
 Interpret work instructions correctly? *   

 Select appropriate tools, equipment and

materials for installing wiring devices and   
lighting fixtures/switches and auxiliary outlet?
*
 Select and uses correct PPE? *   

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16. Demonstrate correct procedures for installation
of wiring devices and lighting fixtures/switches?   
 Follow safety procedures/protocol?*   

 Clean worksite, tools and equipment?*   

 Store surplus materials? *   

17. Read and interpret drawings to determine job

  
requirements?.

18. Identify correct type and quantity of wiring

devices and consumable items in line with job   
requirements?.

19. Select tools and equipment in line with job

requirements?.   

20. Identify and select correct PPE in line with

safety requirements?   

21. Follow safety procedures based on safety

regulations?   

22. Perform correct procedures for installation of

wiring devices in line with job requirements?   

23. Follow schedule of work based on agreed

time, quality standard and minimum wastage?   

24. Seek further instructions if unplanned events or

conditions occur?   

25. Do on-going checking of quality of work in

accordance with instructions and requirements.   
?
26. Follow safety procedures. ?
  

27. Perform correct procedures for installation of

lighting fixtures/switches in line with job   
requirements?

28. Follow schedule of work to ensure work is

completed in an agreed time, to a quality   
standard and with a minimum waste ?
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 29. Seek further instructions from a supervisor if
unplanned events or conditions occur?   

30. Undertake on-going checks of quality of work in

accordance with instructions and requirements?   

31. Make final checks to ensure that work conforms

with instructions and to requirements?   

32. Notify supervisor upon completion of work.

  

33. Clean, check and return tools, equipment and

any surplus resources and materials, where   
appropriate, to storage in accordance with
established procedures?

34. Clean and make work area safe?

  

Date: March 08
 Candidate’s Signature:
2025

Date: March 08
 Instructor’s Signature:
2025

Prepared by:

Engr. Kim S.
Fajanilan
Trainer

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 QUESTIONING TOOL

Candidate’s Name: Rom Decson G. Recto

Instructor’s Name: Engr. Kim S. Fajanilan
Unit of Competency: Install wiring devices of floor and wall
mounted outlets, lighting fixtures/switches,
and auxiliary
Outlets

Satisfactory
Questioning to probe the candidate’s underpinning
Response
knowledge

Extension/Reflection Questions Yes No

1. How can advancements in electrical safety  
technology improve the overall safety of
residential electrical systems?

 Model Answer: GFCIs and AFCIs enhance safety

by detecting abnormal currents and cutting power,
preventing shocks and fires

2. What is the role of regular maintenance play in  

ensuring the efficiency and longevity of electrical
installations in commercial buildings?

 Model Answer: regular maintenance ensures

efficient, long-lasting electrical systems, reducing
issues, energy use, and repair costs

Safety Questions

3. What is the purpose of using GFCIs in residential  

electrical systems?

 Model Answer: to prevent electrical shocks by

cutting power when a ground fault is detected

4. Why is it important to turn off the power before  

performing electrical maintenance?

 Model Answer: to prevent electrical shock and

ensure safety during maintenance.

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Contingency Questions

5. What should you do if you find damaged wiring  

during maintenance?

 Model Answer: replace the damaged wiring

immediately to prevent hazards

6. How should you respond to an unexpected power  

outage during maintenance?

 Model Answer: stop work and investigate the cause

before proceeding

Job Role/Environment Questions

7. How should hazardous materials from electrical  
maintenance be disposed of?

 Model Answer: dispose hazardous materials at

designated recycling or disposal facilities.

8. What should you do if you encounter water near  

electrical installations?

 Model Answer: Turn off the power immediately and

address the water issue before resuming work.

Rules and Regulations

9. Why is it important to follow the National Electrical  
Code (NEC)?

 Model Answer: to ensure safety and compliance

with legal standards.

10. What is the purpose of electrical grounding  

in installations?

 Model Answer: to prevent electrical shock by safely

directing excess electricity to the ground.

The candidate’s  Satisfactory  Not Satisfactory

underpinning
knowledge was:
Feedback to candidate:

General comments [strengths/improvement needed]:

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Candidate’s Signature: Date: March 08
2025
Instructor’s Signature: Date: March 08
2025

Prepared by:

Engr. Kim S.
Fajanilan
Trainer

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PERFORMANCE TEST

Specific Instruction for the Candidate

Qualification Electrical Installation and Maintenance NC
II
Unit of Competency Install wiring devices of floor and wall
mounted
outlets, lighting fixtures/switches, and
auxiliary outlets

General Instructions:

Given the necessary materials, tools and equipment, you must be

able to install recessed lighting fixture and use appropriate
materials in four (4) hours according to institutional/ industry
standard.

Supplies/ Materials:
Recessed light
Wire connector
14-gauge Romex cable

TOOLS
o Multi-tester (Multimeter)
o Keyhole saw.
o Screwdriver
o Wire stripper
EQUIPMENT
:
o Ladder/Scaffold
o Safety goggles.
o Dust mask
o Hard hat
o Rubber gloves
o Safety shoes / Safety boots

Specific Instructions:
1. Wear the appropriate PPE and follow safety protocols.
2. Locate the circuit breaker panel and turn off the corresponding
circuit
breaker for the room where you’ll be working.
3. Double-check by flipping all switches in the room to
ensure no lights turn on.
4. Use a voltage tester to verify that no wires are connected to
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 any power source.
5. Remove the old fixture (if applicable).
6. Take note of the wire connections (color coding) for
reference during installation.
7. Use a keyhole saw to cut holes in the ceiling according to the dimension
of the lighting fixture.
8. Assemble the new recessed fixture by following the manufacturer’s
instructions.
9. Connect the input cable end of the light fixture to suitable power source
and make sure connections are correct.
10. Secure the connections with wire connectors.
11. Mount the fixture by pushing the spring upward then carefully place it
through the hole.
12. Hook the spring frames onto the edge of the carved hole securely.
13. Ensure all parts are connected properly.
14. Test the installation.
15. Use a multi-tester to verify proper wiring.
16. Turn the power back on.
17. Test the new light fixture to ensure it works properly

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 PERFORMANCE CRITERIA CHECKLIST

CRITERIA YES NO
Did you …
1. Wear the appropriate PPE and follow safety protocols? 🗸

2. Locate the circuit breaker panel and turn off the 🗸

corresponding circuit breaker for the room where you’ll be
working?

3. Double-check by flipping all switches in the room to 🗸

ensure no lights turn on?

4. Use a voltage tester to verify that no wires are connected 🗸

to any power source?

5. Remove the old fixture (if applicable)? 🗸

6. Take note of the wire connections (color coding) for 🗸

reference during installation?

7. Use a keyhole saw to cut holes in the ceiling according 🗸

to the dimension of the light fixture?

8. Assemble the new recessed fixture by following the 🗸

manufacturer’s instructions?

9. Connect the input cable end of the light fixture to 🗸

suitable power source and make sure connections are
correct?

10. Secure the connections with wire connectors? 🗸

11. Mount the fixture by pushing the spring upward 🗸

then carefully place it through the hole?

12. Hook the spring frames onto the edge of the carved 🗸
hole securely?

13. Ensure all parts are connected properly? 🗸

14. Test the installation? 🗸

15. Use a voltage tester to verify proper wiring? 🗸

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16. Turn the power back on? 🗸

17. Test the new light fixture to ensure it works properly? 🗸

Comments:

Candidate’s Date: March 08

Signature: 2025
Instructor’s Date: March 08
Signature: 2025

Prepared by:

Engr. Kim S.
Fajanilan
Trainer

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 WRITTEN REPORT

Candidate’s Rom Decson G. Recto

Name:
Instructor’s Engr. Kim S. Fajanilan
Name:
Evaluation Electrical and Installation Maintenance NC II
Center:
Unit of Install wiring devices of floor and wall mounted
Competency: outlets, lighting fixtures/switches, and auxiliary
outlets
Module Title: Installing wiring devices of floor and wall mounted
outlets, lighting fixtures/switches, and auxiliary
outlets
Task:
Your task is to:
 Answer all the questions correctly
Submission Date:
Use the checklist below as a basis for judging whether the candidate’s
report meets the required competency standards.
The candidate’s report …. If yes, tick the
box
 Interprets work instructions correctly * 
 Selects appropriate tools, equipment and 
materials for installing wiring devices and
lighting fixtures/switches and auxiliary outlet
*
 Selects and uses correct PPE * 
 Follows safety procedures/protocol * 
 Cleans worksite, tools and equipment * 
 Reads and interprets drawings to 
determine job requirements.
 Identifies correct type and quantity of wiring 
devices and consumable items in line with job
requirements.
 Selects tools and equipment in line with job 
requirements.
 Identifies and selects correct PPE in line with 
safety requirements
 Follows schedule of work to ensure work is 
completed in an agreed time, to a quality
standard and with a
minimum waste.
 Notifies supervisor upon completion of work. 
Comments:

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Candidate’s Date: March 08
Signature: 2025
Instructor’s Date: March 08
Signature: 2025

Prepared by:
Engr. Kim S.
Fajanilan
Traine

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 KNOWLEDGE INNOVATION MASTERY ACADEMY
Dapawan, Odiongan, Romblon
INSTITUTIONAL EVALUATION
in
Electrical Installation and Maintenance NC II

Name: Date:

MULTIPLE CHOICE
DIRECTIONS: Read each statement carefully and choose the correct
answer. Write the letter of your choice on your answer sheet.
1. It is a detailed drawing that shows the electrical systems and
components within a building.
a. blueprint
b. plan
c. design
d. draft

2. Which of the following is widely used for its excellent conductivity and
durability
a. copper
b. brass
c. rubber
d. steel

3. Which personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential for

ensuring safety while installing electrical devices such as floor
and wall-mounted outlets, lighting fixtures/switches, and
auxiliary outlets?
a. ear protection and dust mask
b. hard hat and safety boot
c. high-visibility vest and knee pads
d. insulated gloves and safety glasses

4. Which of the following best explains why a ground wire must be securely
connected when installing a duplex receptacle?
a. To reduce voltage drop in the circuit
b. To complete the neutral return path
c. To ensure protection against electrical faults
d. To increase the current-carrying capacity
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5. A technician installs a three-way switch but the connected lights do not operate
as intended. Which step would best help diagnose the issue?
a. Replace the light bulb
b. Check continuity of the traveler wires
c. Add an extra switch to the circuit
d. Use a higher amperage switch

6. Two electricians use different wiring layouts to install a light with a switch. One
uses a loop-in method while the other uses a joint box method. Which factor
should be analyzed to determine the more efficient approach?
a. Cost of electrical permits
b. Type of light bulb used
c. Length and number of wire runs
d. Height of the ceiling

7. A contractor is installing convenience outlets in a residential unit. According to

the PEC, outlets must be placed every 3.6 meters along the wall. If a room
measures 7.2 meters by 3.6 meters, which installation plan best complies with
PEC spacing requirements?
a. One outlet per wall
b. One outlet at each corner of the room.
c. Outlets placed every 3.6 meters along the perimeter.
d. Two outlets installed side by side at the center of one wall.

8. During an inspection, it was found that a light switch was installed directly behind
a swinging door. Based on the PEC, what issue does this present and what would
be the best corrective action?
a. There is no issue; relocate the door instead
b. It violates accessibility and safety requirements; relocate the switch
c. The switch height is the only concern; adjust its height
d. The installation is acceptable if the switch is labeled properly

9. An electrician installed duplex receptacles in a kitchen without ground-fault circuit

interrupter (GFCI) protection. Based on PEC standards, which of the following best
explains why this installation is non-compliant?
a. GFCIs are only required in bathrooms, not kitchens
b. Receptacles in kitchens must be rated for outdoor use
c. Kitchen receptacles near a sink require GFCI protection
d. Duplex receptacles are prohibited in kitchens

10. When installing surface-type wiring devices in a commercial space with

concrete walls, which of the following methods best ensures mechanical
protection and compliance with PEC standards?
a. Install the device directly on the wall using screws

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 b. Use plastic junction boxes and run exposed NM cable
c. Use metal utility boxes and surface metal raceways
d. Embed the wiring devices directly into the concrete

11. Two different rooms are being wired: one is a residential bedroom and the
other a laundry area. Which type of wiring device and method should be used in
the laundry area to comply with safety codes?
a. Standard duplex outlet with NM cable
b. Weatherproof outlet with UF cable
c. GFCI-protected outlet with THHN in conduit
d. Isolated ground outlet with PVC cable

12. . An installer is choosing between using a flush-type and a surface-type

switch for a wooden wall. Given aesthetic and safety considerations, what would
be the most appropriate choice and why?
a. Surface-type, because it is easier to install.
b. Flush-type, because it provides better protection and cleaner appearance.
c. Either type, as long as it is properly labeled.
d. Surface-type, because it allows for easier troubleshooting.

13. After completing the installation of wiring devices in a residential unit, an

inspector notes that outlets in the kitchen are not GFCI-protected. What does this
indicate in terms of job conformity?
a. The installation is acceptable since GFCIs are optional.
b. There is a minor deviation, but it does not affect safety.
c. The installation fails to meet PEC and job safety requirements.
d. GFCIs are not required in residential kitchens.

14. A technician is verifying the location of switches in a commercial building.

The job requirement specifies accessibility for persons with disabilities. One
switch is installed at 1.6 meters above the floor. What should the technician
conclude?
a. The switch location is acceptable as long as it functions.
b. The height exceeds the standard for accessibility compliance.
c. Switches do not have specific height requirements.
d. The installation is only wrong if the wall is load-bearing.

15. During final checking, an electrician discovers that the polarity of several
outlets is reversed. How should this issue be interpreted based on job
requirements?
a. It is a harmless error and can be ignored
b. t affects device performance but not user safety
c. It must be corrected, as reversed polarity poses a hazard
d. The issue only matters if sensitive electronics are used

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 16. What should be considered when installing under-cabinet
lighting to ensure it is both functional and safe?
a. All under-cabinet lights must be battery-operated to avoid wiring.
b. Lights should be installed at the front edge of the
cabinet to reduce shadows.
c. The color temperature of the bulbs should match the
countertop material.
d. The wattage of the bulbs is irrelevant as long as they fit the
fixture.

17. Which of the following is an important factor to consider when

installing a floor lamp to ensure stability and safety?
a. Floor lamps should only use incandescent bulbs.
b. The base of the lamp must be heavy enough to prevent tipping
c. The lampshade must be a dark color to reduce light glare.
d. The lamp should be tall enough to reach the ceiling.

18. What does the IP rating of a lighting fixture indicate?

a. The color temperature of the light emitted.
b. The energy efficiency of the fixture.
c. The level of protection against dust and water ingress.
d. The maximum wattage of the bulb that can be used.

19. Which of the following is not a factor in determining the rating

of a lighting fixture?
a. The color of the light emitted by the bulb
b. The maximum wattage it can support
c. The type of bulb it is designed to accommodate
d. The voltage rating of the fixture

20. Which type of wiring device is used to control the flow of electricity
to lights, appliances, and other devices?
a. outlets (receptacles)
b. plugs and connectors
c. safety devices
d. switches

21. Select the appropriate wiring device for providing power to

electrical devices by plugging them in .
a. dimmers
b. lamp holders and sockets
c. outlets (receptacles)
d. timers

22. What is the purpose of conduit and tubing in electrical wiring

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 installations?
a. to automate the control of lighting fixtures
b. to connect electrical devices to power sources
c. to protect and route electrical wiring in a safe manner
d. to provide insulation for electrical wires

23. Which of the following is NOT a common type of lighting fixture?

a. conduit lights
b. pendant lights
c. recessed lights
d. wall sconces

24. When installing a lighting fixture, what should you

consider ensuring proper placement and functionality?
a. aesthetic appeal only
b. color of the fixture
c. lighting design plan and electrical codes
d. type of wiring used

25. When installing a lighting fixture, what should you consider

ensuring proper placement and functionality?
a. aesthetic appeal only
b. color of the fixture
c. lighting design plan and electrical codes
d. type of wiring used

26. What are the primary components of electrical floor plans?

a. cable routing diagrams and site plans
b. lighting fixtures and switches
c. power sources and circuits
d. symbols and abbreviations

27. What is the ideal height for installing the outlet above the floor? B
a. 6-8 inches
b. 12-18 inches
c. 24-36 inches
d. 48-60 inches

28. What is the recommended practice for storing power tools to

ensure their longevity?
a. Store them in a damp location.
b. Keep them always plugged in.
c. Store them in a clean, dry place.
d. Leave them exposed to sunlight.
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29. What type of wiring device is specifically designed for
heavy-duty use in industrial applications?
a. data outlets
b. industrial switches and receptacles
c. lamp holders
d. plugs and connectors

30. What is the primary purpose of commissioning activities

in electrical installations?
a. to design the layout of the electrical system
b. to schedule routine maintenance checks and repairs
c. to train personnel on electrical maintenance procedures
d. to verify that the installation meets design specifications
and safety standards

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ANSWER KEY
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. a
2. a
3. d
4. c
5. b
6. c
7. c
8. b
9. c
10. c
11. c
12. b
13. c
14. b
15. c
16. b
17. b
18. c
19. a
20. d
21. c
22. c
23. a
24. c
25. c
26. d
27. b
28. c
29. b
30. d

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 INSTITUTIONAL EVALUATION RESULT
SUMMARY
(Institutional Agreement)

Candidate’s Name: Rom Decson G. Recto

Instructor’s Name: Engr. Kim S. Fajanilan
Evaluation Center: Skills Pro Training Academy
Program Qualification: Electrical Installation and Maintenance
NC II
Date/s of Evaluation: March 08 2025
The performance of the
candidate in the following
evaluation methods. ☑ Satisfactory  Not Satisfactory
(Please tick
appropriate box)
 Written Examination ☑ Yes  No
 Demonstration ☑ Yes  No
 Oral ☑ Yes  No
Questioning/
Interview
Did the candidates overall
performance meet the ☑ Yes  No
required evidence/
standards?
Recommendation:
 For re-evaluation
 Written examination
 Demonstration
 Oral Questioning/Interview

General Components [Strengths/Improvements Needed]

Candidate’s Date: March 08

Signature: 2025
Instructor’s Date: March 08 2025
Signature:

Prepared by:

Engr. Kim S. Fajanilan

Trainer

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