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WorksheetsMATE ROV Safety Quiz
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 5mins
Safety Goggles can be taken off when working on the bot outside of the shop
True
False
When you and a teamMATE are holding a material on opposite ends, which direction should you cut in?
Towards yourself for more control
Towards the other person so you can lean into it
Towards the left or right to avoid injury
If something smells funny, you should contact a mentor or teacher
Yes, because your workmate farted
Yes, because the smell may warn of burning material
No, because the smell might go away
No, because the smell won't distract you
Before you leave, it is most important to...
Make sure you don't forget any belongings
Check for any misplaced or left out tools
Check in with the team.
Do some push-ups
When you make a mistake...
Try to fix it on your own to avoid distracting others
Notify a mentor and share what you learned
Be ashamed of yourself
Leave the meeting and go home
The first thing to test with the ROV is...
If the electrical housing is waterproof
If the electronics are secured
If the ROV has the correct buoyancy
If the team is happy
If wires are exposed or loose you should...
Secure them with tape or zip ties.
Wrap exposed areas to prevent short circuits
Re-wire the bot to see if the problem persists.
Use a volt-meter to test for shorts
Which of the following is the correct order when testing the robot?
1) Set the robot into a body of water.
2) Power on the robot.
3) Run each motor once for 3 seconds.
4) Extract the robot from the water.
5) Use a voltmeter to check for electrical charge within the water.
6) Power off the robot.
1) Set the robot into a body of water.
2) Power on the robot.
3) Run each motor once for 3 seconds.
4) Use a voltmeter to check for electrical charge within the water.
5) Power off the robot.
6) Extract the robot from the water.
1) Power on the robot.
2) Set the robot into a body of water.
3) Run each motor once for 3 seconds.
4) Use a voltmeter to check for electrical charge within the water.
5) Extract the robot from the water.
6) Power off the robot.
1) Power on the robot.
2) Run each motor once for 3 seconds.
3) Set the robot into a body of water.
4) Power off the robot.
5) Extract the robot from the water.
6) Use a voltmeter to check for electrical charge within the water.
