A project lasts 55 working days and toolbox meetings are planned every 10 working days. Rounding up, how many meetings are needed?
Correct Answer
C) 6 meetings.
Fifty-five divided by ten is 5.5, so the schedule rounds up to 6 meetings.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Fifty-five divided by ten is 5.5, so the schedule rounds up to 6 meetings.
Why the Other Options Are Wrong
Option A: 5 meetings.
5 meetings. is below the supported result for toolbox meetings; it likely drops a required step.
Option B: 10 meetings.
10 meetings. is above the supported result for toolbox meetings; it likely adds a step the rule does not support.
Option D: 55 meetings.
55 meetings. is above the supported result for toolbox meetings; it likely adds a step the rule does not support.
Memory Technique
Scheduling Construction safety math: boundary first, barrier second.
Reference Hint
Study anchor (closed-book): memorize Toolbox meetings from Cal/OSHA Title 8; CSLB Law and Business Study Guide / Title 8 Section 1509 toolbox meetings; know the rule or calculation trigger without relying on exam-room lookup.
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