SAFETY: Working with Electricity

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What should you always do before working on circuits or equipment?

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Always disconnect the power source.

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What is the safety practice when working with live circuits?

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Use only one hand and keep the other behind your back or in your pocket.

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What should you avoid when handling electrical circuits?

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Avoid wet conditions and do not handle with wet hands or materials.

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What should be ensured about circuits for safety?

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Ensure circuits are properly grounded to the power source.

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What type of tools should be used when working with electrical devices?

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Use insulated tools with non-conductive handles.

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What should you check for before using any electrical equipment?

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Check for frayed wires, cracked insulation, damaged plugs, or missing ground prongs.

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What should you be aware of in the lab regarding electricity?

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Be aware of the voltage levels and the dangers associated with even low-voltage circuits.

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What should you do if you notice a burning smell or see smoke coming from electrical equipment?

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Immediately turn off the power and report the issue to your supervisor or instructor.

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Why is it important to keep your workspace dry when working with electricity?

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Moisture increases the risk of electrical shock and short circuits.

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What personal protective equipment (PPE) is recommended when working with electrical circuits?

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Wear safety goggles and rubber-soled shoes to reduce the risk of injury.