40 Hour Property and Building Inspection Practice Test

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Study for the 40 Hour Property and Building Inspection Test. Use flashcards and multiple choice questions, each with hints and explanations. Prepare effectively!

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Which of the following should NOT be included in the inspection of a microwave oven?

  1. Check for functionality

  2. Check for proper installation

  3. Check for radiation

  4. Check for any signs of damage

The correct answer is: Check for radiation

The inspection of a microwave oven typically focuses on functionality, installation, and any visible damage. Checking for radiation is not a part of standard microwave inspections conducted by property and building inspectors because these professionals do not have the specialized equipment or training to accurately measure radiation levels. The primary concern with regard to a microwave is ensuring it operates correctly, is installed properly, and is in safe condition without any visible damage or wear that could indicate a malfunction. While radiation safety is important, it is generally handled by specialists trained in that area and not by general inspectors. Thus, omitting radiation checks keeps the scope of the inspection relevant to what can be effectively assessed with basic tools and knowledge.