ELectrical Workshop Safety

ELectrical Workshop Safety

by Mais Yousef

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which one of the below is considered as Electrical hazard?

• electrical burn

• electrical circuit

• falling down

• electrical wire

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what will happen if there is increase of the Amount of current and the Length of time current is present

• less resistance

• nothing

• electrocution

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A person may provide a path between the ground and a conducting material that is in contact with an ungrounded conductor cause:

• Electrical burn

• Electrical shocks

• Arc blasts

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Electrical Burns are

• The result of the electric current flowing in the tissues and may affect deeper layers such as muscle and bones.

• burns normally experienced from the skin-contacting hot surfaces of overheated electrical conductors, conduits, or other energized equipment

• the result of high temperatures produced by electric arcs or by explosions close to the body

Multiple Choice

Reducing the amount of time spent around high energy equipment help to protect workers

• False

• True

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should workers Wear Protective Clothing?

• no

• yes

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which one of the signs below is for emergency?

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which one of the signs below is for mandatory?

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which one of the signs below is for prohibition?

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which one of the signs below is for warning?

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If the hazard symbol is black on a yellow background and a triangle is depicted around the hazard symbol

• mandatory sign

• warning sign

• emergency sign

• fire sign

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what is the safety measures to be applied here?

• Wet hands can lead to electric shock when working with electricity.

• Do not stand on a wet floor when working with electricity switches

• Do not pull electrical cord from the wire

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which picture match the following saftey practice:

Don’t leave extension cords in the middle of a work area

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what is a good practice in the workshop

• never ask the teacher in case of emergency situation

• Do not hold any metallic or conductive material while working with an energized circuit

• try to figure out the solution to a burning circuit

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to protect feet from Oil, fuel and shocks we should wear

• safety shoes

• open shoes

• waterproof shoes

• closed shoes

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What does PPE stand for?

• Personal People Evidence

• Protective planning equipment

• Personal Protective Equipment

• Possible Protection Equipment

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can you give some examples of PPE?

• Chelsea boots, skinny jeans, fred perry shirt

• Hard hat, gloves, high visibility jacket, Goggles, Harness

• large baggy jumper

• light cotton clothing

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What could get damaged if you don’t use PPE in a workshop?

• the workbench

• Lungs, eyes, head, feet, skin, body

• the flooring

• the windows and doors

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When should PPE be used?

• never

• when you are attempting a task that could cause harm to yourself

• Once a week

• Everytime you step into a workshop