Electrical Safety Flashcard

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When working outdoors, before using an extension cord to operate a power tool, the extension cord should be...

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Routed away from sharp objects, Routed around vehicle travel routes, Inspected for damage.

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Cord sets and portable electric tools must be visually inspected...

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Before each use

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Work can be performed using power tools in wet locations if...

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The tool uses a low-voltage isolation transformer

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Which of the following is NOT considered an electrical hazard by OSHA? Arc Fault, Arc Blast, Shock

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Power Tool Injury

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Per OSHA 29 CFR 1910.305(g)(1)(iv), which of the following is an acceptable use of a flexible cord? Run through holes in walls, ceiling, or floors. Run through doorways, windows, or similar openings. Concealed behind building walls, ceilings, or floors. None of the above are acceptable.

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None of the above are acceptable.

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You should have adequate working space when moving conduit in order to avoid contact with...

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All of the above

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Keeping your work area clean will help...

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Prevent accidents

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Which of the following is NOT a true statement regarding a lockout/tagout procedure? A. Before lockout/tagout is applied, all workers in the affected area must be notified. B. If a worker is not present to remove his own lock, any co-worker can remove it as long as he first makes sure it's safe. C. Lockout/tagout is the process of removing the source of electrical power and installing a lock and tag that prevents the power from being turned ON. D. Lockout/tagout should be used whenever you are performing service or maintenance around any machine where you could be injured by unexpected start-up or release of stored energy.

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If a worker is not present to remove his own lock, any co-worker can remove it as long as he first makes sure it's safe.

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What is the term for the electrical force that occurs when two charges have a difference in potential?

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Electromotive Force

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Current is measured in...

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Amperes