Electricity Safety on Building Sites

What is the primary purpose of wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) on a building site?

• To look professional

• To protect against health and safety hazards

• To comply with fashion trends

• To identify workers from different companies

Which of the following is considered essential PPE when working with electricity on a building site?

• Hard hat

• Insulated gloves

• Steel-toed boots

• High-visibility vest

What is the recommended safe distance to maintain from live electrical equipment?

• 1 foot

• 3 feet

• 5 feet

• 10 feet

Which tool should be used to check for live electrical wires before starting work?

• Hammer

• Voltage tester

• Screwdriver

• Tape measure

What is the first step in ensuring the safe use of electrical tools?

• Plugging them in

• Inspecting them for damage

• Turning them on

• Storing them properly

Which of the following is a common electrical hazard on a building site?

• Wet floors

• Loose cables

• High temperatures

• Loud noises

What should you do if you identify an electrical hazard on site?

• Ignore it

• Report it to a supervisor

• Try to fix it yourself

• Continue working around it

Why is it important to use tools with insulated handles when working with electricity?

• To improve grip

• To prevent electrical shock

• To increase tool lifespan

• To reduce tool weight

What is the maximum voltage considered safe for handheld electrical tools on a building site?

• 110 volts

• 230 volts

• 400 volts

• 1000 volts

Which of the following is NOT a safe practice when using extension leads on site?

• Using a lead with a damaged casing

• Keeping leads away from water

• Using the shortest lead possible

• Unplugging leads when not in use