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Chapter 4 - 6

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the two main types of pressure vessels?

a)

Liquid and Gas

b)

High and Low Pressure

c)

Fired and Unfired

d)

Portable and Stationary

2.

Which of the following is a hazard associated with pressure vessels?

a)

Insufficient Insulation

b)

Low Temperature

c)

Overpressure

d)

Poor Ventilation

3.

What is the primary purpose of the Factories and Machinery Regulations of 1970?

a)

To promote renewable energy sources

b)

To establish training programs for workers

c)

To regulate electrical safety standards

d)

To ensure the safe management of steam boilers and UPVs

4.

What type of pressure vessel is designed to contain fluids under pressure and is heated by an external source?

a)

Storage Tank

b)

Unfired Pressure Vessel

c)

Fired Pressure Vessel

d)

Air Receiver

5.

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for operating pressurized equipment?

a)

Training and Certification

b)

Daily Cleaning

c)

Emergency Procedures

d)

Regular Inspections

6.

What is a common electrical hazard that can result from contact with live wires?

a)

Electric Shock

b)

Overloading Circuits

c)

Arc Flash

d)

Faulty Equipment

7.

What does PPE stand for in the context of electrical safety?

a)

Public Protection Equipment

b)

Personal Performance Enhancement

c)

Personal Protective Equipment

d)

Professional Performance Evaluation

8.

Which act governs the generation, distribution, and supply of electricity?

a)

Electricity Supply Act of 1990

b)

Environmental Protection Act

c)

Factories and Machinery Act

d)

Occupational Safety Act

9.

What is a key safety practice when using hand and power tools?

a)

Ignoring safety protocols

b)

Wearing appropriate PPE

c)

Using tools in wet conditions

d)

Using tools without maintenance

10.

What type of injury can result from improper handling of tools?

a)

Cuts and Lacerations

b)

Burns from Heat

c)

Chemical Exposure

d)

Electrical Shock

11.

What is the purpose of lockout/tagout procedures?

a)

To enhance tool performance

b)

To ensure systems are deactivated before maintenance

c)

To reduce energy consumption

d)

To increase production speed

12.

Which of the following is a common risk associated with power tools?

a)

Excessive Noise

b)

Low Battery Life

c)

Poor Ergonomics

d)

Flying Debris

13.

What is a potential consequence of corrosion in pressure vessels?

a)

Improved heat retention

b)

Reduced risk of leaks

c)

Increased structural integrity

d)

Weakening of vessel walls

14.

What is the main focus of the chapter on electrical safety?

a)

Legal requirements for pressure vessels

b)

Types of electrical tools

c)

Electricity generation and hazards

d)

Maintenance of power tools

15.

What should be done regularly to ensure the safety of hand and power tools?

a)

Store them improperly

b)

Ignore maintenance

c)

Conduct routine checks

d)

Use them without inspection