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Fee for 1st & 2nd Attempt at Modules 1, 2, 3 and the Unternehmerprüfung (Federally Funded Since 1 Jan 2024)

WKO Prüfungsgebühren für Meister- und Befähigungsprüfungen

Level 6

NQR / EQF Qualification Level (Bachelor-Equivalent Master Craft)

Nationaler Qualifikationsrahmen (NQR) Österreich

5 Modules

Examination Structure (Practical Masterwork, Oral, Written, Trainer, Business)

WKO Meisterprüfungsordnung Maler und Anstreicher

0.5 m²

Threshold Under ÖNORM B 2230 Below Which Openings Are Overmeasured (Not Deducted)

ÖNORM B 2230-1 Werkvertragsnorm

EN ISO 12944

International Standard for Corrosion Protection of Steel Structures (C1 to C5 / CX)

Austrian Standards / International Organization for Standardization

GT 0 to GT 5

Adhesion Rating Scale in Cross-Cut Testing (Gitterschnittprüfung)

EN ISO 2409

ÖNORM B 6400

Austrian Standard for External Thermal Insulation Composite Systems (WDVS)

Austrian Standards Institute

Mst.

Legally Protected Master Title Abbreviation Conferred With the Meisterbrief

Gewerbeordnung 1994 (GewO 1994) § 21

The Austrian Meisterprüfung Maler und Anstreicher is the NQR Level 6 master craft qualification administered by the WKO across 5 modules: practical masterwork, oral commission exam, written calculation and standards paper, apprentice trainer certification, and business administration.

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1According to Austrian plaster classification and DIN EN 998-1, which binder combination characterizes Mortar Group P II (lime-cement plaster / Kalkzementputz, Mortar class CS II)?

A.Hydraulic lime or aerial lime combined with Portland cement as co-binder, balanced with mineral aggregates.

B.Pure aerial slaked lime (Luftkalk) with no cementitious additions, hardening exclusively through atmospheric carbonation.

C.Pure Portland cement with sand aggregates, achieving high compressive strength class CS IV without lime.

D.Anhydrite gypsum binder mixed with synthetic resin dispersion additives for interior moisture-proof drywall.

Explanation: Mortar Group P II (Kalkzementmörtel / CS II) utilizes a blend of hydraulic lime (or aerial lime) and cement as binders. This formulation provides a balance of moderate compressive strength (1.5 to 5.0 N/mm²), good workability, moisture resistance, and vapor permeability, making it the standard exterior and interior basecoat plaster.

2A newly poured concrete wall exhibits a glossy, brittle surface layer known as a sinter skin (Sinterschicht). Why is this layer detrimental to subsequent coatings, and how must it be removed?

A.The sinter skin consists of fine cement paste and release agents with low cohesive tensile strength and low porosity; it must be mechanically removed by diamond grinding or sweep blasting.

B.The sinter skin contains acidic gypsum salts that react with dispersion binders; it must be neutralized by washing with concentrated hydrochloric acid.

C.The sinter skin prevents the evaporation of core moisture; it must be sealed immediately with a vapor-tight 2K epoxy primer.

D.The sinter skin increases surface porosity excessively; it must be consolidated by applying a high-solids penetrating primer.

Explanation: A sinter skin (Sinterschicht / Zementschlämme) is formed by the accumulation of fine cement binder and water at the concrete surface during compaction. It has very low adhesive tensile strength, acts as a parting layer, and prevents coating penetration. It must be mechanically removed (diamond grinding, milling, or abrasive blasting) down to the sound concrete matrix before applying primers or coating systems.

3When measuring the residual moisture (Restfeuchte) of a concrete floor slab using the Calcium Carbide Method (CM-Gerät) prior to installing a vapor-tight 2K epoxy floor coating, what is the maximum permissible moisture limit?

A.Maximum 2.0 CM-% (or 1.5 CM-% for heated screeds)

B.Maximum 5.0 CM-% (or 4.5 CM-% for heated screeds)

C.Maximum 8.5 CM-% (or 7.0 CM-% for heated screeds)

D.Maximum 0.3 CM-% (or 0.1 CM-% for heated screeds)

Explanation: For mineral concrete substrates and cementitious screeds receiving vapor-tight resin coatings (such as epoxy or polyurethane flooring systems), the maximum permissible residual moisture measured via the CM method is 2.0 CM-% (for unheated screeds) and 1.5 CM-% (for heated screeds / Fußbodenheizung). Exceeding this limit causes osmotic blistering (Osmoseblasen) and complete coating delamination.

4A master painter observes crystalline white efflorescence (Ausblühungen) on an exterior brick and mineral plaster facade. What is the correct diagnostic evaluation and remediation procedure?

A.The efflorescence consists of water-soluble mineral salts transported by moisture; the substrate must be dried, the moisture source eliminated, and salts removed dry by brushing without water.

B.The efflorescence is living fungal mycelium; it must be washed immediately with hot water and biocidal chlorine bleach.

C.The efflorescence consists of insoluble calcium silicates; it can be directly painted over with an acrylic dispersion paint.

D.The efflorescence is caused by excess air entrainment; it must be dissolved and washed deep into the brickwork using high-pressure warm water.

Explanation: Efflorescence (Salzausblühungen) occurs when moisture dissolves soluble salts (sulfates, nitrates, chlorides) inside masonry, transports them to the surface, and evaporates, depositing crystals. Washing with water redissolves the salts and drives them deeper into the wall, causing recurring efflorescence. Remediation requires eliminating the water ingress source, allowing the substrate to dry, and mechanically removing salt crusts dry (brushing or vacuuming).

5Freshly applied mineral lime-cement plaster exhibits a strongly alkaline pH of 12.0 to 13.0. What chemical failure occurs if a standard solvent-borne alkyd resin enamel is applied directly onto this fresh substrate?

A.Saponification (Verseifung): the alkaline calcium hydroxide hydrolyzes the ester bonds of the alkyd resin, resulting in a sticky, non-drying, and discolored film.

B.Silicification (Verkieselung): the alkyd resin forms insoluble quartz crystals that embrittle the plaster.

C.Carbonation arrest: the solvent inhibits CO2 absorption, permanently preventing the plaster from curing.

D.Osmotic swelling: the solvent dissolves calcium carbonate into toxic hydrocarbon gases.

Explanation: Alkyd resins are synthetic polyesters containing ester linkages. In the presence of moisture and high alkalinity (calcium hydroxide / Ca(OH)2 with pH > 10 in uncarbonated plaster), the ester bonds undergo alkaline hydrolysis (saponification / Verseifung), breaking down into fatty acid salts (soaps) and polyols. The coating becomes sticky, tacky, discolored, and completely loses adhesion.

6What is the primary technical objective of performing a scratch test (Kratzprüfung / Ritzprobe) with a hardened steel blade on a mineral plaster surface?

A.To evaluate surface hardness, binding strength, and the presence of loose, sandy, or crumbling layers beneath the surface.

B.To determine the exact percentage of residual moisture inside the core masonry.

C.To measure the diffusion-equivalent air layer thickness (sd-value) of existing coatings.

D.To check whether the substrate contains water-soluble nitrate and chloride salts.

Explanation: The scratch test (Ritz- oder Kratzprüfung) is a standard on-site physical diagnostic method where a sharp, hardened steel blade is scored into the plaster in a cross-hatch pattern. If the edges break away easily, crumble, or produce excessive loose sand, it indicates low binder content, poor cohesion, or surface sanding (Mürbe / sandende Putzschichten) requiring consolidation or removal.

7A painter rubs a dark cloth or dry fingertip across an old exterior facade coating, leaving a white powdery residue. Which substrate condition does this test diagnose?

A.Chalking (Kreidung) resulting from photochemical UV degradation of the organic binder, leaving loose unbound pigment particles.

B.Efflorescence of gypsum crystals caused by rising groundwater inside the facade.

C.Bacterial colonization producing microscopic fungal fruiting spores on the surface.

D.Complete saponification of the underlying concrete reinforcement rebar.

Explanation: The wipe test (Wischprobe) detects chalking (Kreidung per EN ISO 4628-6). Weathering and solar UV radiation degrade the organic binders in dispersion paints over time, releasing unbonded pigment and extender particles that sit loosely on the surface. Chalking substrates must be thoroughly pressure-washed and primed with a penetrating primer (Tiefengrund) before recoating.

8What is the primary difference between a simple tape peel test (Klebebandabrissprüfung) and a standardized cross-cut test (Gitterschnittprüfung per EN ISO 2409)?

A.The tape test assesses superficial surface cohesion, whereas the cross-cut test cuts through all coating layers to the substrate to evaluate intercoat and substrate adhesion under defined lattice scoring.

B.The tape test is only permitted on metals, while the cross-cut test is exclusively used on exterior masonry.

C.The cross-cut test measures the chemical pH value of the coating, while the tape test measures moisture.

D.The tape test produces a quantifiable tensile value in N/mm², whereas the cross-cut test is purely acoustic.

Explanation: The simple tape test (Klebebandtest) tests surface dust, chalking, or weak superficial layer cohesion. The standardized Gitterschnitt test (EN ISO 2409) cuts an exact right-angle grid lattice through the entire film thickness down to the substrate; standardized adhesive tape is then applied and ripped off at a 60° angle to evaluate microscopic edge flaking and intercoat bond strength.

9According to EN ISO 2409 (Gitterschnittprüfung), what is the required cutting blade spacing (Schnittabstand) when testing a coating system with a total dry film thickness (DFT) of 95 µm on a rigid steel substrate?

A.2 mm spacing

B.1 mm spacing

C.3 mm spacing

D.5 mm spacing

Explanation: EN ISO 2409 specifies exact grid lattice blade spacing based on dry film thickness and substrate hardness: for DFT up to 60 µm on hard substrates, spacing is 1 mm; for DFT between 61 µm and 120 µm (on both hard and soft substrates), spacing is 2 mm; for DFT between 121 µm and 250 µm, spacing is 3 mm. For DFT > 250 µm, an X-cut test per ISO 16276-2 is used.

10A cross-cut test (Gitterschnitt) conducted per EN ISO 2409 shows small flakes of coating detached along the lattice intersections, affecting approximately 3% of the total cross-cut area. What is the correct classification rating?

A.GT 1 (flaking at intersections affecting not significantly greater than 5% of the lattice area)

B.GT 0 (edges of cuts are completely smooth, 0% flaking)

C.GT 3 (flaking along the edges of the cuts affecting between 15% and 35% of the lattice area)

D.GT 5 (severe flaking exceeding 65% of the lattice area)

Explanation: Under EN ISO 2409: GT 0 corresponds to zero detachment (completely smooth lattice cuts); GT 1 corresponds to small flakes detaching at the lattice line intersections affecting <= 5% of the grid area; GT 2 corresponds to flaking along edges and intersections of 5% to 15%; GT 3 corresponds to 15% to 35%; GT 4 corresponds to 35% to 65%; and GT 5 is severe loss of adhesion > 65%.

About the Meisterprüfung Maler und Anstreicher Exam

The Meisterprüfung Maler und Anstreicher is the highest master craft qualification in Austrian painting, coating, and surface finishing technology. Regulated under § 94 Z 47 of the Austrian Trade Code (Gewerbeordnung 1994 / GewO 1994) and the Maler-Zugangsvoraussetzungs-Verordnung (BGBl. II Nr. 71/2003), it is positioned at Level 6 of the National and European Qualifications Framework (NQR / EQF Level 6, Bachelor-equivalent). Earning the Meisterbrief confers the legally protected title of 'Meister' (Mst.) and grants the statutory right to operate an independent painting and decorating contracting business, execute complex architectural coating contracts under ÖNORM B 2230, inspect and certify external thermal insulation composite systems (WDVS per ÖNORM B 6400), and train apprentices under the Austrian dual education system. This practice bank offers a comprehensive English-language MCQ study adaptation covering substrate diagnostics, advanced coating chemistry, corrosion protection per EN ISO 12944, spray mechanics, decorative art, building physics, hazardous substances, and quantity surveying.

Assessment

Five modules under the Maler- und Anstreicher-Meisterprüfungsordnung (in force pursuant to GewO 1994 § 94 Z 47 and NQR Level 6). Modul 1: Fachlich praktische Prüfung (Prüfarbeit covering substrate testing and repair, lacquering, multi-coat decorative systems, wallpapering, and special coatings). Modul 2: Fachlich mündliche Prüfung (oral examination before the commission covering technology, chemistry, building physics, health and safety, and quality management). Modul 3: Fachtheoretische schriftliche Prüfung (written exam in Aufmaßberechnung according to ÖNORM B 2230, Fachkalkulation, machine and labor costing, and technical correspondence). Modul 4: Ausbilderprüfung under §§ 29a ff BAG (or certified completion of the Ausbilderkurs under § 29g BAG). Modul 5: Unternehmerprüfung under the Unternehmerprüfungsordnung. Candidates with a relevant Lehrabschlussprüfung (Maler und Beschichtungstechniker, Lackiertechnik, Vergolden) receive statutory exemptions for apprentice-level module parts.

Time Limit

Varies by module: practical Modul 1 spans multi-day work samples (typically 16 to 24 hours of task time); written Modul 3 lasts approx. 4 to 6 hours; oral Modul 2 runs 30 to 60 minutes before the examination commission.

Passing Score

Austrian school grade scale 'Sehr gut' (1) to 'Nicht genügend' (5); every subject in a module must be graded at least 'Genügend' (4) to pass, with 'mit gutem Erfolg' and 'mit Auszeichnung' awarded for superior performances across Modules 1 to 3.

Exam Fee

Free for the 1st & 2nd attempt at Modules 1, 2, 3 and the Unternehmerprüfung (100% federally funded since 1 Jan 2024); from the 3rd attempt, standard fees under the Allgemeine Prüfungsordnung apply. (WKO Meisterprüfungsstellen / Bundesinnung der Maler und Tapezierer)

Meisterprüfung Maler und Anstreicher Exam Content Outline

25% of this practice bank

Substrates & Substrate Preparation (Untergrund & Untergrundprüfung)

Mineral plasters (lime, lime-cement, cement plasters P I–P III / CS I–CS IV), concrete preparation, residual moisture limits (CM method), sinter skin removal, drywall surface quality levels Q1–Q4, wood equilibrium moisture (maßhaltig vs. nicht maßhaltig), surface preparation grades for steel (Sa 1–Sa 3, St 2–St 3 per EN ISO 8501-1), plastics (thermoplastics, thermosets, elastomers), and diagnostic tests (scratch test, wet wipe test, tape test, cross-cut test / Gitterschnitt EN ISO 2409, pH testing).

25% of this practice bank

Coating Materials & Systems (Beschichtungsstoffe & -systeme)

Binder chemistry and drying mechanisms (physical, chemical, oxidative), dispersion paints (emulsion polymers), silicate and sol-silicate paints (potassium water glass, silicification / Verkieselung), silicone resin paints (hydrophobicity, lotus effect), alkyd enamels, 1K/2K polyurethane lacquers, epoxy resin coatings (pot life, mixing ratios), wood stains and impregnations, primers, and corrosion protection categories C1 to C5 / CX per EN ISO 12944.

25% of this practice bank

Application Techniques, Decorative Art & Color Theory (Applikation, Dekoration & Farbgestaltung)

Manual application tools, airless high-pressure spraying (tip sizing, pressure, spray fan angles), HVLP and Airmix technologies, decorative craft techniques (glazing / Lasurtechnik, stenciling, marbling / Marmorierung, Stucco Lustro, wood graining / Fladerung, creative plaster spatuling), wallpapering and wall coverings per ÖNORM B 2230, color systems (RAL Classic/Design, NCS, Munsell), Johannes Itten's 7 color contrasts, color psychology, and metamerism.

25% of this practice bank

Building Physics, Environmental Safety, Costing & Contract Standards (Bauphysik, WDVS, Sicherheit, Kalkulation & ÖNORM B 2230)

Thermal insulation composite systems (WDVS per ÖNORM B 6400), thermal conductivity (lambda), U-value, water vapor diffusion equivalent air layer thickness (sd-value), dew point and interstitial condensation (Glaser method), mold and algae prevention, Austrian VOC-Verordnung (BGBl. II Nr. 398/2006), GHS/CLP labeling and safety data sheets, scaffolding safety under BauV / ÖNORM B 4007, cost accounting (Mittellohn, surcharge rates, contribution margin), and ÖNORM B 2230 quantity surveying and overmeasurement rules.

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Passing score: Austrian school grade scale 'Sehr gut' (1) to 'Nicht genügend' (5); every subject in a module must be graded at least 'Genügend' (4) to pass, with 'mit gutem Erfolg' and 'mit Auszeichnung' awarded for superior performances across Modules 1 to 3.
Assessment: Five modules under the Maler- und Anstreicher-Meisterprüfungsordnung (in force pursuant to GewO 1994 § 94 Z 47 and NQR Level 6). Modul 1: Fachlich praktische Prüfung (Prüfarbeit covering substrate testing and repair, lacquering, multi-coat decorative systems, wallpapering, and special coatings). Modul 2: Fachlich mündliche Prüfung (oral examination before the commission covering technology, chemistry, building physics, health and safety, and quality management). Modul 3: Fachtheoretische schriftliche Prüfung (written exam in Aufmaßberechnung according to ÖNORM B 2230, Fachkalkulation, machine and labor costing, and technical correspondence). Modul 4: Ausbilderprüfung under §§ 29a ff BAG (or certified completion of the Ausbilderkurs under § 29g BAG). Modul 5: Unternehmerprüfung under the Unternehmerprüfungsordnung. Candidates with a relevant Lehrabschlussprüfung (Maler und Beschichtungstechniker, Lackiertechnik, Vergolden) receive statutory exemptions for apprentice-level module parts.
Time limit: Varies by module: practical Modul 1 spans multi-day work samples (typically 16 to 24 hours of task time); written Modul 3 lasts approx. 4 to 6 hours; oral Modul 2 runs 30 to 60 minutes before the examination commission.
Exam fee: Free for the 1st & 2nd attempt at Modules 1, 2, 3 and the Unternehmerprüfung (100% federally funded since 1 Jan 2024); from the 3rd attempt, standard fees under the Allgemeine Prüfungsordnung apply.

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1Master wet film thickness (WFT) and dry film thickness (DFT) calculations: remember WFT = (DFT * 100) / Volume Solids (Vol-%), and theoretical coverage (m²/L) = (Volume Solids % * 10) / DFT (µm). Practice adjusting coverage for practical spray losses (typically 15–30% for airless depending on workpiece geometry).

2Understand the chemical silicification (Verkieselung) of silicate paints: know the reaction between potassium water glass (Kaliumsilikat / K2O * n SiO2) and atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2), as well as the calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH)2) in mineral substrates to form insoluble calcium silicate and quartz crystals.

3Memorize the cross-cut adhesion ratings under EN ISO 2409: GT 0 (completely smooth cut edges, 0% flaking), GT 1 (flaking at intersections <= 5%), GT 2 (flaking along edges and intersections 5–15%), GT 3 (flaking along edges 15–35%), GT 4 (flaking 35–65%), and GT 5 (> 65% flaking / severe loss of adhesion). Know spacing rules: 1 mm for DFT <= 60 µm, 2 mm for 61–120 µm, 3 mm for 121–250 µm.

4Review corrosion protection categories according to EN ISO 12944-2: C1 (Very low - heated indoor spaces), C2 (Low - unheated rural), C3 (Medium - urban and moderate industrial), C4 (High - chemical plants, coastal areas with moderate salinity), C5 (Very high - industrial areas with high humidity and aggressive atmosphere / coastal with high salt load), and CX (Extreme - offshore, industrial with extreme moisture).

5Study ÖNORM B 2230 measurement rules thoroughly: memorize the 0.5 m² threshold for opening overmeasurement, reveal rules, linear meter measurements for narrow strips, and contractor inspection/warning obligations (§ 1168a ABGB / Prüf- und Warnpflicht).

6Understand drywall finishing levels per ÖNORM B 3415: Q1 (basic tape and fill for covered surfaces), Q2 (standard fill for medium-textured wallcoverings and matte dispersion paints), Q3 (special skim coat for fine wallcoverings and matte fine paints), and Q4 (full surface skim coating for glossy paints, metallic wallcoverings, and critical grazing light conditions).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Meisterprüfung Maler und Anstreicher in Austria?

The Meisterprüfung Maler und Anstreicher is the official statutory master craftsman qualification in Austria for the painting, decorating, and coating trade, regulated under § 94 Z 47 of the Austrian Trade Code (Gewerbeordnung 1994 / GewO 1994). Administered by the Meisterprüfungsstellen of the Austrian Economic Chambers (WKO), it is positioned at Level 6 of the National Qualifications Framework (NQR / EQF Level 6, Bachelor-equivalent). Successful candidates earn the legally protected title of 'Meister' (Mst.) and the right to independently manage a master painting contractor business, execute public and private projects under ÖNORM standards, and train apprentices.

What are the 5 modules of the Austrian Maler Meisterprüfung?

The examination consists of 5 modular components: Modul 1 is the practical master examination (Prüfarbeit), where candidates produce high-end decorative finishes, lacquered elements, wallpapering, and special coatings over several days. Modul 2 is the oral technical examination (Fachgespräch) before a commission covering substrate science, coating chemistry, safety, and building physics. Modul 3 is the written technical examination focusing on Aufmaßberechnung (quantity surveying according to ÖNORM B 2230), material and labor cost calculations (Fachkalkulation), and technical correspondence. Modul 4 is the trainer examination (Ausbilderprüfung) under the Berufsausbildungsgesetz (BAG). Modul 5 is the business management examination (Unternehmerprüfung).

How much does the Austrian Maler Meisterprüfung cost?

Since 1 January 2024 (applied retroactively to attempts from 1 July 2023), the Austrian federal government funds 100% of the examination fees for candidates taking their 1st and 2nd attempt at Modules 1, 2, 3, and the Unternehmerprüfung, making them completely free of charge. Candidates only pay fees starting from their 3rd attempt at any module, as calculated by their provincial WKO Meisterprüfungsstelle under the Allgemeine Prüfungsordnung (BGBl. II Nr. 110/2004).

What are the measurement and overmeasurement rules under ÖNORM B 2230?

ÖNORM B 2230 (Maler-, Lackierer- und Anstreicherarbeiten - Werkvertragsnorm) governs Austrian measurement and billing standards for painting trades. A key rule is the overmeasurement principle (Übermessungsregel): openings (such as doors, windows, and wall recesses) with an individual area up to 0.5 m² are not deducted from the overall wall or ceiling area calculation, and their reveal surfaces (Laibungen) are not added. When an opening exceeds 0.5 m², the entire opening is deducted, and the reveal areas are measured and added separately. Linear items with widths up to 30 cm (e.g. baseboards, pipes, narrow trims) are typically measured per linear meter (lfm) or with defined strip surcharges.

What is the significance of the sd-value and water vapor permeability in WDVS?

The sd-value (wasserdampfdiffusionsäquivalente Luftschichtdicke) measures the water vapor diffusion resistance of a building material layer expressed as an equivalent thickness of still air in meters: sd = mu * d (where mu is the diffusion resistance factor and d is thickness in meters). Under building physics principles and ÖNORM B 6400 for external thermal insulation composite systems (WDVS), coating layers applied to exterior insulation must be vapor-permeable (diffusionsoffen, sd < 0.5 m, or highly permeable sd <= 0.14 m per EN ISO 7783) while providing high water repellency (w-value <= 0.1 kg/(m²*h^0.5) per DIN 4108-3 Künzel criterion) to prevent moisture trapping, blister formation, and frost damage.

How does this practice bank adapt the Austrian Maler Meisterprüfung?

The official Austrian master exam comprises multi-day practical workshop tasks, written quantity surveying and costing calculations, and an oral German commission interview. This practice question bank is an English-language multiple-choice study adaptation designed to thoroughly test and reinforce the theoretical, chemical, building physics, calculation, and regulatory knowledge required for the examination. It preserves exact German technical terminology (e.g., ÖNORM B 2230, ÖNORM B 6400, Gitterschnitt, Verkieselung, WDVS, VOC-Verordnung, Mittellohn) to ensure maximum relevance for Austrian master candidates.