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General electrical safety in the workplace

How much do you know about electrical safety in the workplace? Take this test to quiz yourself. Click below to see answers.

  1. Which of these groups is exempt from electrical safety training if working in areas where there is no risk from electrical hazards?
    1. Electricians
    2. Riggers and roustabouts
    3. Welders
  2. How much space must be maintained around electrical equipment to create a safe working space?
    1. 3 feet
    2. 5 feet
    3. 1 foot
    4. 7 feet
  3. At what voltage must electrical equipment be guarded against to prevent accidental contact?
    1. 100 volts or more
    2. 50 volts or more
    3. 75 volts or more
    4. 30 volts or more
  4. Which of these may be a cause of electrical accidents at work?
    1. Unsafe equipment or installation
    2. Unsafe workplace caused by environmental factors
    3. Unsafe work practices
    4. All of the above

General electrical safety in the workplace: Answers

  1. b. Riggers and roustabouts
  2. a. 3 feet
  3. b. 50 volts or more
  4. d. All of the above
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InstituteSafety & HealthElectrical SafetyTest Yourself QuestionsGeneral Industry SafetyElectrical SafetyEnglishAnalysisFocus AreaUSA

General electrical safety in the workplace

InstituteSafety & HealthElectrical SafetyTest Yourself QuestionsGeneral Industry SafetyElectrical SafetyEnglishAnalysisFocus AreaUSA

How much do you know about electrical safety in the workplace? Take this test to quiz yourself. Click below to see answers.

  1. Which of these groups is exempt from electrical safety training if working in areas where there is no risk from electrical hazards?
    1. Electricians
    2. Riggers and roustabouts
    3. Welders
  2. How much space must be maintained around electrical equipment to create a safe working space?
    1. 3 feet
    2. 5 feet
    3. 1 foot
    4. 7 feet
  3. At what voltage must electrical equipment be guarded against to prevent accidental contact?
    1. 100 volts or more
    2. 50 volts or more
    3. 75 volts or more
    4. 30 volts or more
  4. Which of these may be a cause of electrical accidents at work?
    1. Unsafe equipment or installation
    2. Unsafe workplace caused by environmental factors
    3. Unsafe work practices
    4. All of the above

General electrical safety in the workplace: Answers

  1. b. Riggers and roustabouts
  2. a. 3 feet
  3. b. 50 volts or more
  4. d. All of the above

How much do you know about electrical safety in the workplace? Take this test to quiz yourself. Click below to see answers.

  1. Which of these groups is exempt from electrical safety training if working in areas where there is no risk from electrical hazards?
    1. Electricians
    2. Riggers and roustabouts
    3. Welders
  2. How much space must be maintained around electrical equipment to create a safe working space?
    1. 3 feet
    2. 5 feet
    3. 1 foot
    4. 7 feet
  3. At what voltage must electrical equipment be guarded against to prevent accidental contact?
    1. 100 volts or more
    2. 50 volts or more
    3. 75 volts or more
    4. 30 volts or more
  4. Which of these may be a cause of electrical accidents at work?
    1. Unsafe equipment or installation
    2. Unsafe workplace caused by environmental factors
    3. Unsafe work practices
    4. All of the above
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