OSHA Electrical

• Danger of Death
• Harmful or Irritant
• Biohazard
• High Voltage

• Slippery Floor
• Electricity
• Forklift
• High Voltage

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NGSS.MS-PS2-3

the BEST way to prevent workplace injury is:

• remove the hazard
• wear PPE
• Put policy & procedure in place
• tell the boss

DEFINE HAZARD??

• TRIGGERING ELEMENTS
• HARMFUL SOURCE OR SITUATION
• CHELSEA FOOTBALL PLAYER
• DANGEROUS CHEMICAL

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NGSS.MS-ESS3-2

Identify the hazard in the given picture

• Improper PPE

• Safety signage

• Ergonomics

• No Hazards

Electricity is a from of what?

• Fire

• Energy

• Heat

• Magnetism

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NGSS.MS-PS2-3

Which choice best identifies the hazard?

• The cabinet is colored light blue.

• Nothing. It looks good to me.

• Unattended fire extinguisher

• Locked cabinet door

Identify the safety hazard (select as many as you think).

• Electrical hazard

• Trip hazard

• Overloaded outlet

• Potential fire hazard

When using electrical equipment, which two (2) of the following guidelines can prevent electrical shock?

• Use only corporate workplace-provided tested and tagged electrical equipment.

• Continue using equipment and devices even with visual damage (examples: defective switches or frayed cables).

• Use extension cords freely to ease your work.

• Avoid plugging in coffee makers, microwave ovens, and toasters at your workstation to avoid electrical load issues as these appliances are available in the Pantry.

The process of grounding is:

• Falling to the ground

• Standing in one place

• Making a physical connection to Earth

• None of the above