Plastering 0.0 / 5 ? OtherMaintaing a safe working environment Preparation for plastering Replacing plasterboardRepairing surface finishing OtherOther Created by: cj_andyCreated on: 19-12-18 11:56 What are the hazards associated with plastering? Slips trips and falls, working at height, electrical hazards, manual handling hazards 1 of 9 What PPE is required when plastering? Gloves, Goggles, Boots, Mask for mixing 2 of 9 How should plasterboard be stored? flat, on bearers and dry 3 of 9 What is meant by the term 'key' To prepare the surface for plastering, this could be either a chemical key (PVA) or a mechincal key (roughing the surafce 4 of 9 What is the purpose of a key? Controls suction 5 of 9 What should the water be for mixing plaster? clean and free from contamination 6 of 9 What is 'Scrim' a self-adhesive tape that helps to prevent cracking on joints 7 of 9 Describe the 2 ways of fixing 'trims and beading' either bedding into the scratch coat or clout (felt) nails into the plasterboard 8 of 9 Explain the process for removing cracked or damaged plaster use a hammer and bolster to remove all the loose plaster until you reach a solid point 9 of 9
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