Safety Quiz

A technician accidentally spills a cleaning solution on the floor of the workshop. Where would the technician find instructions on how to properly clean up and dispose of the product?

•  local occupational health and safety administration
• the safety data sheet
• the local hazardous materials team
• the insurance policy of the company

What guideline should be followed to provide safe conditions when computer equipment is being repaired?

• If a screwdriver is unavailable, use a knife with a sharp point to loosen screws.
• Ensure that your ID badge is around your neck and visible.
• Do not wear loose jewelry unless it is gold, because gold does not conduct electricity.
• Turn off and disconnect the power to the computer before beginning.

Which tool can protect computer components from the effects of ESD?

• SPS
• antistatic wrist strap
• UPS
• surge suppressor

Which statement describes the term ESD?

• It is a measurement of the current flowing though electrical devices.
• It is a type of interference caused by electrical motors.
• It is a device that supplies a constant level of electrical power to a computer.
• It is the sudden discharge of static electricity that can adversely affect a component.
  

What is a proper directive for using a can of compressed air to clean a PC?

• Spray the CPU cooling fan with the compressed air to verify that the fan blade is spinning freely.
• Do not spray the compressed air with the can upside down.
• Do not use compressed air to clean a CPU fan.
• Use a long, steady stream of air from the can.

Which device can protect computer equipment from brownouts by providing a consistent quality of electrical power?

• SPS
• surge suppressor
• UPS
• AC adapter

A document describing procedures for safe handling, use, storage and disposal of potentially hazardous materials is called:

• AUP
• MSTSC
• MAU
• MSDS

The term "Brownout" refers to what kind of situation?

• Power spike
• Electromagnetic interference
• Temporary drop in voltage
• Power outage

A device designed to protect electronic devices from large voltage fluctuations is known as:

• Power Supply Unit (PSU)
• Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
• Surge suppressor
• Voltage regulator module (VRM)

Which recommendation should be followed first when a fire in the workplace is out of control?

• Try to use the elevators to get to the lowest floor faster.
• Get out of the room or building and contact emergency services for help.
• Use the company water system to stop the fire from extending to other areas 
• Try to control the fire with proper extinguishers.