Summary| Assesses: | Lubrication knowledge | | Skill Level: | Journey-level | | Test Format: | 60 Items
, Multiple-choice | | Language: | English |
DescriptionThe test was intended for use with applicants and incumbents for jobs where practical lubrication knowledge and skill are necessary parts of maintenance job activities. Content AreasCategories tested include: | – Lubrication Theory | – Types of Lubricants | – Lubrication Properties and Additives | | – Automatic Lubrication Systems | – Applications |
Sample QuestionWhat is the proper tool to use for driving a nail?
- Claw hammer
- Ballpeen hammer
- Sledge hammer
- Rubber mallet
O*NET† Job Titles
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This assessment is intended for use with jobs that are sufficiently related.
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Product StatisticsThis data was collected from a group of applicants and incumbents from various industries.
Sample
Size
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Mean
Score
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Reliability
(KR20)
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Std.
Deviation
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| 43 | 37.77 | .76 | 6.56 | 3.21 |
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