Electrical Trade

According to OSHA standards, your employer must...

• show you how to do each job safely

• tell you where to buy required PPE

• allow you to work independently

• fine employees for safety violations

To install a raceway system without wasting material, an electrician must be skilled in_________.

• assembling luminaires

• conduit bending

• installing motor controllers

• troubleshooting

OSHA standards provided specifically for the construction industry are covered in...

• 29 CFR 1900

• 29 CFR 1910

• 29 CFR 1926

• 29 CFR 1965

Installing nail-on device boxes, panelboards, and lighting fixtures in new houses are tasks performed by...

• commercial electricians

• electrical maintenance technicians

• industrial electricians

• residential electricians

Electricians that work with three-phase power, motors, and motors, and motor control systems most likely work in....

• apartment buildings

• office buildings

• industrials facilities

• residential construction

Before awarding a journeyman certificate, a typical electrical apprenticeship program requires 8,000 total hour of....

• safety training

• off-site training

• classroom instruction

• on-the-job learning

An electrician who must know how to disassemble and reassemble magnetic motor starters is an...

• residential electrician

• commercial electrician

• industrial electrician

• electrical maintenance electrician

Electrical contractors typically employ..

• commercial electricians

• electrical inspectors

• maintenance electricians

• E&I technicians

Apprentices typically receive a pay increase after each...

• 40 hours of related work

• 100 hours of related work

• 500 hours of related work

• 1,000 hours of related work

A trainee must demonstrate knowledge of the hands-on task learned in each module. This is referred to as...

• on-the-job learning

• standardized testing

• a competency-based program

• an apprenticeship program