Cover-Up

Front

What is the altitude correction factor?

Back

A factor that increases MAD based on elevation changes.

Front

Is it true that rubber cover up requires an in-service testing date while plastic does not?

Back

TRUE

Front

Does proper inspection, testing, and maintenance minimize risk?

Back

TRUE

Front

Should the class of rubber gloves exceed phase to phase voltage?

Back

TRUE

Front

Who dictates what voltages can be rubber gloved?

Back

State laws and utilities.

Front

What is MAD in the context of altitude correction?

Back

MAD stands for Maximum Allowable Deviation.

Front

What is the purpose of rubber cover up?

Back

To provide insulation and protection from electrical hazards.

Front

What is the difference between rubber and plastic cover up?

Back

Rubber requires an in-service testing date; plastic does not.

Front

What is the significance of proper inspection in electrical safety?

Back

It helps to identify potential hazards and ensure equipment is safe to use.

Front

What does OSHA stand for?

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Occupational Safety and Health Administration.