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PCA Certificated Surveyor of Dampness in Buildings Sample Questions:

1. During a survey of a cavity wall building, the surveyor observes damp patches internally that are largest after periods of heavy rain and are concentrated around a section of failed external pointing. A moisture meter reading shows 22% at the damp area. The cavity appears to contain insulation material. What is the recommended priority action?

A) Inspect external pointing condition and cavity integrity; repair external defects as priority
B) Remove all cavity insulation immediately
C) Install internal membrane behind affected plasterwork
D) Apply internal waterproof coating

2. To differentiate penetrating damp from rising damp, the surveyor should note:

A) Rising damp occurs above 1000mm; penetrating damp below 500mm
B) They look identical
C) Rising damp appears as tide marks from ground level; penetrating damp patches vary with external defects and rainfall exposure
D) Penetrating damp causes tide marks; rising damp does not

3. Professional reporting of a complex damp problem (multiple sources) should:

A) Avoid technical detail
B) Clearly identify all sources, provide evidence for each diagnosis, explain interactions, and recommend prioritized solutions
C) Provide only recommendations without evidence
D) Simplify to only one diagnosis

4. Occupants can reduce condensation by:

A) Reducing moisture generation (drying clothes outside), improving ventilation, and maintaining adequate heating
B) Increasing humidity
C) Sealing all openings
D) Never ventilating

5. Cavity wall insulation can trap moisture if:

A) It is installed during summer
B) It is not installed correctly or if the cavity ventilation is blocked
C) It is grey in colour
D) It is too thick

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