Electric hazard and electric safety

What is Electrical Safety?

• D. A type of safety equipment used in construction

• C. A safety measure only applicable to engineers

• B. A general practice of workers exposed to handling and maintaining electrically powered equipment

• A. A specific type of safety related to fire hazards

Who is at Risk of electrical hazards?

• D. Construction workers

• C. Office workers

• B. Engineers, electricians, and overhead line workers

• A. Teachers and students

What are Electrical Precautions?

• D. Equipment used for electrical testing

• C. Safety guidelines for working with water

• B. Tools used for electrical repairs

• A. Measures to reduce the risks of electrical accidents and injuries

What type of equipment is used for Electrical Safety?

• A. Heavy machinery

• B. Insulated tools and PPEs

• C. Cleaning equipment

• D. Office supplies

What is a potential hazard related to Overhead Power Lines?

• C. Slip and fall accidents

• B. Major burns and electrocution

• D. Noise pollution

• A. Exposure to extreme heat

What can happen if wires of inappropriate size are used for the current?

• A. Nothing, it is safe to use any size of wire

• D. Reduced energy consumption

• C. Increased efficiency

• B. Overheating and fires

What is the purpose of Electrical Inspections?

• D. To test internet connectivity

• C. To inspect building foundations

• A. To check for water leaks

• B. To ensure compliance with electrical safety laws

What are the main types of injuries related to electricity?

• C. Electrocution, electric shock, burns, and falls

• B. Sprains and strains

• A. Cuts and bruises

• D. Headaches and migraines

Who can improve electrical safety onsite?

• D. Janitors

• C. Security guards

• B. Project managers, site supervisors, and safety officers

• A. Doctors

What is the conclusion regarding electrical systems?

• D. They are not necessary

• B. They have the potential to cause harm

• A. They are completely safe

• C. They are always reliable