ESAP QUIZ #2

A set of guidelines they follow to mitigate electrical hazards and prevent its dangerous effects in case of an incident

• Electrical Safety

• Electrical Hazard

• Electrical Grounding

• Electrical Tagout

A dangerous condition such that contact or equipment failure can result in. electric shock, arc-flash burn, thermal burn, or blast.

• Electrical Safety

• Electrical Hazard

• Electrical Grounding

• Electrical Tagout

In electrical circuits and electrical equipment, it is used to protect employees against electrical shock, safeguard against fire, and protect against damage to electrical equipment.

• Electrical Safety

• Electrical Hazard

• Electrical Grounding

• Electrical Tagout

It is procedure for a safe shut down and restart of equipment that is serviced, maintained or cleaned.

• Electrical Safety

• Electrical Hazard

• Electrical Grounding

• Electrical Tagout

Before you start work, test to make sure the outlet, fixture, or switch is turn on.

• True

• False

• N/A

In case of an electrical fire, you can pour water on it to stop spreading.

• True

• False

• N/A

Distribute small appliances and electronic devices to several outlets to avoid overwhelming a single outlet.

• True

• False

• N/A

Electrical system grounding is accomplished when one conductor of the circuit is intentionally connected to all metal frames of an equipment.

• True

• False

• N/A

Equipment grounding conductor is the current path that enables protective devices, such as circuit breakers and fuses, to operate when a fault occurs.

• True

• False

• N/A

The path to ground from circuits, equipment, and enclosures shall be temporary and must be disconnected when not in use.

• True

• False

• N/A