Orderline On-Site Sewage Systems 2012 Practice Exam Questions (Online)

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An invaluable interactive tool to help you prepare to write the On-Site Sewage Systems 2012 Ontario Building Code (BCIN) Examination. Practice quizzes and simulated exams have been designed with hints and explanations to help with your study. Wrong answer reports show you where you need to focus and the simulated exam allows you to test yourself against the clock. Because questions are randomly selected, you can quiz yourself multiple times in areas that you choose without taking the same test twice. The material has been organized into Modules as follows:

STUDY QUIZZES
Module 1 | Division A: 1.1., 1.3.; B: 7.4., 8.1., 8.2.; Supplementary Standards
Module 2 | Division B: 8.3. to 8.6. and 8.8. to 8.9.
Module 3 | Division B: 8.7.1. to 8.7.3.
Module 4 | Division B: 8.7.4. to 8.7.8.

PRACTICE QUIZZES
Module 1 | Division A: 1.1., 1.3.; B: 7.4., 8.1., 8.2.; Supplementary Standards
Module 2 | Division B: 8.3. to 8.6. and 8.8. to 8.9.
Module 3 | Division B: 8.7.1. to 8.7.3.
Module 4 | Division B: 8.7.4. to 8.7.8.

EXAMS (80 QUESTIONS)
Practice Exam
Simulated Exam

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• 90 days of access
• Quizzes and tests
• Handy study and test-writing systems and strategies to succeed at your exam
• Simulated exam to test your knowledge and gain confidence before you write
• Choose organized selected quizzes by topic as well as randomly selected quizzes to assist in your studying
• Study Quizzes with immediate feedback per question

Ahmed Sharaf is a Building Code Advisor with the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing. He has over 30 years of experience in the design and construction of wastewater facilities with emphasis on sewage collection, treatment and disposal systems. In 1998, Mr. Sharaf was appointed as the On-site Sewage Systems Specialist to provide advice and interpretation of Part 8 of the Building Code (Sewage Systems). In this capacity, he was involved in the evaluation of alternative designs and products as well as in the development and maintenance of the regulation. Prior to joining the Ministry of Housing, Mr. Sharaf has worked for the Ministry of the Environment as well as several engineering firms in Canada, U.S. and overseas.