WorksheetsElectrical Safety and Hazard Awareness
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the first step in any electrical risk assessment?
Identifying potential electrical hazards
Purchasing personal protective equipment
Completing the work as quickly as possible
Notifying the public about the electrical work
Which of the following is a common electrical hazard in the workplace?
Insufficient lighting
Overloaded power outlets
Ergonomic keyboard
Noise pollution
What does the term "arc flash" refer to?
A decorative light display
A type of electrical measurement tool
A sudden and dangerous release of energy caused by an electrical arc
A safety protocol for switching off electricity
Which of the following is an appropriate safety measure when working with electricity?
Using equipment with frayed cords to save money
Wearing jewelry to keep oneself grounded
Keeping liquids away from electrical devices
Working on live circuits to save time
What should you do if you discover a damaged electrical cord?
Tape it up and continue using it
Report it and remove it from service until it is repaired
Ignore it if the equipment is still working
Wet the cord to reduce the risk of fire
Why is it important to use a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) in wet areas?
It prevents water from entering the circuit
It reduces the risk of electric shock by interrupting the circuit if a ground fault is detected
It makes the electrical appliance waterproof
It increases the power supply to the appliance
What is the recommended safe distance to maintain from overhead power lines?
At least 10 feet
At least 5 feet
At least 1 foot
Distance does not matter as long as you do not touch the lines
Which of the following personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential when performing electrical work?
Insulated gloves
Steel-toed boots
Hearing protection
All of the above
What is the purpose of lockout/tagout procedures?
To ensure that machines remain operational during maintenance
To identify who is responsible for the electrical work
To prevent the accidental energization of electrical equipment during service or maintenance
To track the usage of electrical equipment
Which of the following is NOT a good practice when working with electricity?
Using insulated tools
Following a written safety procedure
Working alone on electrical panels
Verifying the absence of voltage before starting work
