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AET 723 -Electrical Installation Quiz 4 -Electrical practice

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which one of the following is a direct implication of not complying with statutory regulations?

a)

Loss of earnings

b)

Lost clients

c)

Dismissal

d)

Prosecution

2.

Which one of the following are non-statutory regulations?

a)

Electricity at Work Regulation

b)

Manual Handling Regulation

c)

BS 7671

d)

Provision and use of Work Equipment Regulations

3.

What is the first step of doing a risk assessment?

a)

Identify the risks

b)

Record your findings and implement them

c)

Review your assessment and update if necessary

d)

Decide who might be harmed and how

4.

Which law does not cover the use of electricity at work?

a)

Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974

b)

The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998

c)

The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999

d)

The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989

5.

Work performed on an electrical system within reaching distance of energized components is________work.

a)

Energized

b)

Essential

c)

Safe

d)

Unavoidable

6.

Electrical injuries are commonly caused by:

a)

Unsafe equipment or installations

b)

An unsafe environment

c)

Unsafe work practices.

d)

All of the above

7.

A person qualified to perform electrical work must possess:

a)

Skills/techniques to distinguish live parts from other parts of electrical equipment.

b)

Skills and techniques to determine the nominal voltage of exposed live parts.

c)

Knowledge on the use of PPE, insulating and shielding materials, and insulated tools.

d)

All of the above.

8.

Requirements are included in BS 7671 for electrical installations of

a)

Lift installations

b)

Mobile offshore electrical systems

c)

Distributor's networks

d)

Locations containing a bath or shower

9.

Which of the following documents is non-statutory?

a)

Electricity Safety, Quality and Continuity Regulations

b)

Electricity at Work Regulations

c)

The Building Regulations

d)

Requirements for Electrical Installations

10.

Which of the following is a method of fault protection?

a)

Electrical separation

b)

Barriers or enclosures

c)

Insulation of live parts

d)

Placing out of reach

11.

The temperature limit for metalic equipment which is intended to be touched but not hand-held is

a)

30 degrees Celsius

b)

55 degrees Celsius

c)

65 degrees Celsius

d)

70 degrees Celsius

12.

Which of the following devices can not be used for emergency switching?

a)

A push-button controlling an all-pole contactor

b)

A manually operated switch

c)

A circuit-breaker

d)

A luminaire support coupler

13.

Which of the following external influences would likely require an increase in the current rating of cables above that normally required?

a)

Exposure to flooding

b)

An ambient temperature below 0 degrees Celsius

c)

Exposure to mechanical damage

d)

An ambient temperature of 40 degrees Celsius

14.

For 5-core flexible cables in three-phase four wire systems, the alphanumeric marking of conductors as L1, L2, L3 and N (New type)would correspond to the following conductor colour identification in accordance with BS 7671

a)

Brown, black, black, blue

b)

Black, brown, grey, blue

c)

Brown, black, grey, blue

d)

Brown, blue, grey, black

15.

At which of the following protective conductor terminations would a warning notice not need to be fixed

a)

An earth electrode

b)

A connection to exposed structural metalwork

c)

A gas service metal pipe

d)

Main earthing terminal in a distribution board

16.

A 13A socket outlet in a garage of a domestic dwelling must have the following

a)

Basic protection, fault protection and RCD protection not exceeding 30mA

b)

Protection by a 30mA RCBO

c)

Basic protection and additional protection

d)

Ingress protection to IP56

17.

No alteration, temporary or permanent, shall be made to an existing installation unless the

a)

Electricity distributor has been informed

b)

Building Control has been informed

c)

Existing equipment is adequate for any additional load

d)

Existing equipment meets UL and CSA standards

18.

A signed Electrical Installation Certificate must indicate responsibility for the installation's

a)

Design, construction, inspection & testing

b)

Design, material standards and construction

c)

Construction, environment and design

d)

IP Ratings, design, inspection & testing

19.

An Electrical Installation Condition Report together with appropriate schedules shall be given to the

a)

Original installer

b)

Person ordering the inspection

c)

Representative of the distributor

d)

Installation designer

20.

Before working on a circuit, you must ........................... the power supply.

a)

Switch on

b)

Switch off

c)

Hold

d)

Throw