Electrocution & Electrical Hazards – Quiz

Electrocution is best defined as:

Any electrical shock

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Death caused by contact with electricity

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Burns caused by electricity

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Exposure to high voltage only

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Which factor is most critical in determining how dangerous an electrical shock is?

Voltage level

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Amount of current (amperage)

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Type of tool used

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Type of PPE worn

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Which situations are common electrical hazards? (Select all that apply)

Damaged cords or tools

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Contact with energized equipment

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Proper grounding

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Overhead or underground power lines

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GFCIs are designed to protect people by shutting off power when a ground fault is detected.

True

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False

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A worker plans to repair equipment that appears powered off. What is the safest action?

Begin work immediately

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Follow lockout/tagout and test before touching

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Wear gloves and proceed

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