Chapter 4 - 6

What are the two main types of pressure vessels?

• Liquid and Gas

• High and Low Pressure

• Fired and Unfired

• Portable and Stationary

Which of the following is a hazard associated with pressure vessels?

• Insufficient Insulation

• Low Temperature

• Overpressure

• Poor Ventilation

What is the primary purpose of the Factories and Machinery Regulations of 1970?

• To promote renewable energy sources

• To establish training programs for workers

• To regulate electrical safety standards

• To ensure the safe management of steam boilers and UPVs

What type of pressure vessel is designed to contain fluids under pressure and is heated by an external source?

• Storage Tank

• Unfired Pressure Vessel

• Fired Pressure Vessel

• Air Receiver

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for operating pressurized equipment?

• Training and Certification

• Daily Cleaning

• Emergency Procedures

• Regular Inspections

What is a common electrical hazard that can result from contact with live wires?

• Electric Shock

• Overloading Circuits

• Arc Flash

• Faulty Equipment

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

• Public Protection Equipment

• Personal Performance Enhancement

• Personal Protective Equipment

• Professional Performance Evaluation

Which act governs the generation, distribution, and supply of electricity?

• Electricity Supply Act of 1990

• Environmental Protection Act

• Factories and Machinery Act

• Occupational Safety Act

What is a key safety practice when using hand and power tools?

• Ignoring safety protocols

• Wearing appropriate PPE

• Using tools in wet conditions

• Using tools without maintenance

What type of injury can result from improper handling of tools?

• Cuts and Lacerations

• Burns from Heat

• Chemical Exposure

• Electrical Shock