Safe isolation and dead testing NETk3-06

What is the primary duty of an inspector during electrical testing?

• Ensuring the safety of themselves and others

• Completing tests as quickly as possible

• Using the most advanced equipment

• Ignoring safety procedures

What is the purpose of using fused test leads according to GS38?

• To reduce risks associated with arcing under fault conditions

• To increase the speed of testing

• To make the test leads more colorful

• To make the test leads heavier

Why is it important to follow safe working procedures?

• To increase the risk of electric shock

• To ensure the safety of the test engineer and others

• To create more trip hazards

• To avoid using barriers

What does safe isolation help to prevent?

• Increased communication

• Electric shock

• More barriers

• Additional notices

What is one of the outcomes of not following safe working procedures?

• Reduced safety

• Increased safety

• More effective communication

• Better isolation

What is a potential hazard that safe working procedures with regards barriers aim to mitigate?

• Effective communication

• Trip hazards

• Use of barriers

• Positioning of notices

What type of fuse should GS38 probes have?

• High-breaking capacity fuse

• Low-breaking capacity fuse

• Medium-breaking capacity fuse

• No fuse required

What should you never do with the key to a lockout device?

• Keep it in your pocket

• Give it to someone else

• Ensure its safely stored

• lock it away securely

What is the key message regarding the key in the lockout process?

• Always share it with your team

• Keep it in your pocket

• Leave it in the lock

• Store it in a common area

What is the key instruction regarding the key in the lockout/tagout process?

• Always keep it in a shared space

• Never give it to someone else

• Use it for other locks

• Leave it in the lock