Electrical Safety Practices in Workplace Quiz

Check your understanding of electrical safety practices with these workplace-related questions. Stay safe and informed!

#1

Which of the following is NOT a basic electrical safety practice?

Using insulated tools
Wearing metal jewelry while working on electrical equipment
Keeping equipment away from water
Ensuring all electrical panels are clearly labeled
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#2

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

Personal Protective Equipment
Private Property Exclusion
Public Performance Emission
Personal Power Efficiency
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#3

Which of the following is a common cause of electrical fires in the workplace?

Proper use of extension cords
Overloading of power outlets
Use of surge protectors
Regular maintenance of electrical equipment
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#4

What is the role of a circuit breaker in an electrical system?

To increase electrical flow for high-power applications
To manually turn lights on and off
To protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by excess current
To reduce the cost of electricity
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#5

How does wearing rubber-soled shoes contribute to electrical safety?

By increasing the worker's height to avoid contact with low-hanging wires
By providing insulation from the ground to reduce the risk of electrical shock
By making it easier to walk on slippery surfaces
By grounding the worker to dissipate static electricity
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#6

What should you do before beginning any work on electrical equipment?

Notify your supervisor
Ensure the equipment is energized
Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures
Check the weather forecast
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#7

Which of the following is a recommended practice when working with electricity in wet locations?

Use non-insulated tools for better grip
Ensure all electrical equipment and cords are properly grounded
Increase the power supply to compensate for potential loss
Work barefoot for better grounding
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#8

What is the minimum recommended distance to maintain from overhead power lines?

At least 10 feet (3 meters)
At least 5 feet (1.5 meters)
At least 15 feet (4.5 meters)
At least 20 feet (6 meters)
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#9

Which of the following is true regarding Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs)?

They are designed to protect equipment from overheating
They prevent electric shock by shutting off the flow of electricity when a fault is detected
They are mainly used for lighting circuits
They increase the power flow to stabilize circuit performance
#10

What is the primary reason for de-energizing electrical equipment before working on it?

To reduce the risk of arc flash
To save energy
To improve the equipment's lifespan
To make the equipment work faster
#11

Which of the following statements best describes the principle of an Arc Flash?

A decorative lighting technique for office spaces
A sudden and dangerous release of heat and light energy caused by electrical fault
A new technology for wireless electricity transmission
A method for testing the insulation of electrical wires
#12

In electrical safety, what does the term 'bonding' refer to?

The process of creating electrical circuits
The repair of broken electrical wires
The connection of two or more conductive objects to establish electrical continuity and conductivity
The decoration of electrical panels
#13

What is an Electrical Safety Program (ESP) designed to do?

Ensure all electrical installations are aesthetically pleasing
Promote the sale of electrical equipment
Identify, assess, and control electrical hazards to prevent workplace injuries
Train employees on how to repair electrical equipment
#14

Which organization publishes widely recognized standards for electrical safety?

International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
#15

What is the purpose of an emergency disconnect switch in electrical installations?

To regulate the flow of electricity to the installation
To disconnect power quickly in case of an emergency
To restart electrical systems after a power outage
To control the speed of electrical motors

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