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TTT-1 Planning & job logistics Practice Test
10 questions · 15% of the real TTT-1 exam · instant scoring · explanations cite the standard
Planning and job logistics is 15% of TTT-1 and it is where the exam tests judgment rather than recall: the JHA, scope of work, crew size, RF power-down, weather limits, LOTO, emergency information and the paperwork that makes a job actually complete.
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A site-specific JHA covers:
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Correct answer: B. The JHA is site-specific because sites differ. Concurrent work by another crew, a live sector, a highway shoulder — all go on it.
The scope of work (SOW) is reviewed:
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Correct answer: B. The crew needs to know what is being installed, where, with what materials, and what the acceptance criteria are before the first climb.
Minimum crew size for tower work is governed by:
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Correct answer: B. A climber alone cannot be rescued. Crew size follows from the rescue plan: the people and skills needed to get a casualty down.
RF power-down requests are:
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Correct answer: B. Documented lockout, carrier confirmation, instrument verification. Equipment and communications both fail; the monitor is the last line.
Pre-climb weather checks look at:
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Correct answer: B. Common company thresholds: climbing stops around 25 mph sustained, hoisting around 15 mph, and all work stops with lightning within 10 miles. The plan's limits govern.
The person responsible for the site's hazard identification and with authority to correct hazards is the:
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Correct answer: B. OSHA's competent person: identifies hazards and has authority to correct them. Qualified person: training and experience to perform or judge a specific technical task.
A daily report or close-out package typically includes:
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Correct answer: B. Undocumented work is treated as not done. Crews return to sites for a missing photo more often than for bad work.
Lockout/tagout (LOTO) is required when:
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Correct answer: B. 29 CFR 1910.147. On a tower site that includes RRUs, electrical panels, generator transfer switches — anything that can start or energize while you are on it.
Emergency information posted at the site should include:
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Correct answer: A. Responders need the site's physical address — compound gates often have no street number. Every crew member knows it before work starts.
If a crew member is impaired or too fatigued to climb safely, the correct action is:
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Correct answer: A. Fatigue and impairment are fall risk factors. Stop-work authority applies to oneself and to teammates.
Other TTT-1 domains
- Fall protection climber-rescuer — 30% of TTT-1
- Hoisting & rigging — 20% of TTT-1
- Structures — 15% of TTT-1
- Appurtenance installation — 20% of TTT-1
- Full TTT-1 practice test — all domains
Frequently asked questions
How much of the NWSA TTT-1 exam is planning & job logistics?
15%, per the Candidate Handbook REV 10/25 content outline. The full TTT-1 exam is 85 questions · 90 minutes.
Is the NWSA exam computer-based?
Yes. Since January 2024 every NWSA certification exam is delivered by Online Remote Proctoring (ORP) — you take it on your own computer with a live proctor. The practical exam component was discontinued at the same time.
What score do I need to pass the NWSA exam?
NWSA does not publish a passing score. Exams are criterion-referenced and the cut score is set by a panel of subject-matter experts; results are reported as pass/fail with a domain-by-domain breakdown. Any site quoting a specific percentage is guessing.
How much does the NWSA exam cost?
$274 for every NWSA certification — TTT-1, TTT-2, A&L, Foreman and ARC. Retakes are the same $274, with a 30-day wait between attempts. Fees are set by NWSA and can change; nws-a.org is the authority.
Exam facts on this page are from the NWSA Candidate Handbook, CH REV 10/25. Fees, formats and rules change — the handbook is the authority. NWSA Study Guide is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or recognized by the National Wireless Safety Alliance.