The IBEW (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers) math exam is a crucial part of the IBEW Aptitude Test, which assesses candidates applying for electrician apprenticeship programs.
This is a pre-employment test used by various utility companies and some trade organizations. It includes a "Mathematical Usage" section that assesses the ability to solve word problems and apply mathematical principles in practical situations, and a section that involves interpreting and solving problems based on diagrams and visuals relevant to construction and skilled trades.
Many states and local jurisdictions require contractors in various trades (e.g., general contractors, plumbers, electricians) to pass licensing exams that include a math component. This math often focuses on practical applications like material estimation, area and volume calculations, understanding scale drawings, and cost calculations relevant to the specific contracting trade.
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