62 Questions
Is a Qualified Person someone who has demonstrated skills and knowledge related to the construction and operation of electrical equipment and installations?
True
Is an Unqualified Person someone who has not received the specific training necessary to perform a task or to recognize when an electrical hazard exists?
True
Can an employee qualified to perform a specific task be unqualified to perform other tasks?
True
An employer is not required to establish, document, and implement an electrically safe work condition policy
False
The electrically safe work condition policy should prioritize hazard elimination in the implementation of safety-related work practices
True
The electrically safe work condition policy must comply with 110.2 (B)
True
Is hazard elimination the first priority in the implementation of safety-related work practices according to the electrically safe work condition policy?
True
Does the electrically safe work condition policy need to comply with 110.2 (B)?
True
Is it the responsibility of the employer to establish, document, and implement an electrically safe work condition policy?
True
What is the first priority in the implementation of safety-related work practices as per the electrically safe work condition policy?
Hazard elimination
What is the responsibility of an employer regarding the electrically safe work condition policy?
Establish, document, and implement the policy
What is required of the electrically safe work condition policy in relation to 110.2 (B)?
Compliance with 110.2 (B)
Match the following elements with their descriptions:
Auditing = Verification of compliance with the Electrical Safety Program Awareness and Self-Discipline = Instilling safety principles and controls for employees Inspection = Verification of compliance with installation codes and standards Risk Assessment Procedure = Addressing potential human error and its consequences
Match the following programming languages with their primary usage:
Python = General-purpose programming JavaScript = Client-side scripting for web applications SQL = Database queries CSS = Styling web pages
Match the following conditions with the requirement for an electrically safe work condition:
Employee is within the limited approach boundary = Put energized electrical conductors into an electrically safe work condition Employee interacts with equipment where an increased likelihood of injury from an exposure to an arc flash hazard exists = Put energized electrical conductors into an electrically safe work condition
Match the following voltage levels with the requirement for an electrically safe work condition:
50 volts or greater = Put energized electrical conductors into an electrically safe work condition
Match the following tasks with the requirement for an electrically safe work condition:
Performing work within the limited approach boundary = Put energized electrical conductors into an electrically safe work condition Interacting with equipment where an increased likelihood of injury from an exposure to an arc flash hazard exists = Put energized electrical conductors into an electrically safe work condition
What is the voltage requirement for putting energized electrical conductors into an electrically safe work condition?
50 volts
In which situation is an employee required to put energized electrical conductors into an electrically safe work condition?
When the employee is within the limited approach boundary
When is an increased likelihood of injury from an exposure to an arc flash hazard a condition for putting energized electrical conductors into an electrically safe work condition?
When the employee interacts with equipment where conductors or circuit parts are not exposed
What type of training is provided to employees as part of the Lockout/Tagout Procedure?
Initial Training
What is the purpose of Lockout/Tagout Training Documentation?
To track employees' training on lockout/tagout procedures
When should retraining on Lockout/Tagout Procedure be provided to employees?
When there are changes in the procedures, equipment, or employees' job assignments
When should retraining in the lockout/tagout procedures be performed?
At intervals not to exceed 3 years
What is required to be documented in the Lockout/Tagout Training Documentation?
Content of the training, employee's name, and training dates
Who is responsible for documenting that each employee has received the required lockout/tagout training?
The employer
Who should perform tasks such as testing, troubleshooting, and voltage measuring on electrical equipment where an electrical hazard exists?
Only qualified persons
What is required for test instruments, equipment, and their accessories to be used in accordance with the regulations?
They must be approved for the purpose and used in accordance with manufacturer's instructions
When should test instruments and equipment be visually inspected for external defects and damage?
Before each use
What should be done when test instruments are used for testing the absence of voltage on conductors or circuit parts operating at voltages equal to or greater than 50 volts?
The operation of the test instrument should be verified on any known voltage source before and after the test
What is the primary purpose of an electrical safety program?
To direct activity appropriate to the risk associated with electrical hazards
What is the responsibility of the electrical safety program regarding newly installed or modified electrical equipment?
To verify compliance with applicable installation codes and standards
Which standard provides additional guidance for the implementation of the electrical safety program within an employer’s occupational health and safety management system?
IEEE 3007.1
What is the purpose of the elements included in the electrical safety program?
To reduce the risk associated with electrical hazards
How often should audits be performed for the lockout/tagout program and procedures?
At intervals not to exceed 1 year
What is the primary purpose of auditing the field work in the electrical safety program?
To verify that the program requirements are being followed
What is required to be documented for the audits as per the text?
The audits required by 110.3(L)
How often should the audits for the electrical safety program be performed?
At intervals not to exceed 3 years
What is a required element of the electrical safety program?
Raising awareness of potential electrical hazards
When should a job safety plan and job briefing be completed?
Before starting each job involving exposure to electrical hazards
What should the risk assessment procedure address?
Employee exposure to electrical hazards and human error
What should the electrical safety program be audited for?
Verifying compliance with the standard
What should be included in the electrical safety program?
Elements to investigate electrical incidents
What is required before starting each job involving exposure to electrical hazards?
Completion of a job safety plan and job briefing
What should the risk assessment procedure implement?
Risk control according to a hierarchy of methods
What should the electrical safety program consider?
The condition of maintenance of electrical equipment and systems
What should the program be based on?
Specific principles and identify controls for measurement and monitoring
What should be addressed in the risk assessment procedure?
Employee exposure to electrical hazards
What should additional planning and briefings be held for?
If changes occur during the course of the work
What should the program include or reference?
A lockout/tagout program or reference the employer’s lockout/tagout program
What should not be used for raising or lowering portable equipment?
Flexible electric cords
What should a flexible cord used with grounding-type utilization equipment contain?
An equipment grounding conductor
What should not be used with adapters that interrupt the continuity of the equipment grounding conductor?
Adapters
How should flexible cords be fastened according to the text?
Not with staples or hung in a way that could damage the outer jacket or insulation
When should portable cord- and plug-connected equipment be visually inspected for external defects and possible internal damage?
Before each use
What should be done if there is a defect or evidence of damage that might expose an employee to injury?
The defective or damaged item shall be removed from service
In what condition shall portable cord-and-plug-connected electric equipment used in conductive or wet work locations be approved for use?
Approved for use in those locations
What should be ensured before connecting an attachment plug to a receptacle?
The relationship of the plug and receptacle contacts shall first be checked to ensure that they are of mating configurations
When should employees' hands not be wet when plugging and unplugging flexible cords and cord- and plug-connected equipment?
When energized equipment is involved
How should locking-type connectors be handled after connection?
Locking-type connectors shall be secured after connection
What is the requirement for using portable equipment according to the manufacturer's instructions and safety warnings?
Portable equipment shall be used in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and safety warnings
When should ground-fault circuit-interrupter protection for personnel be used in work locations?
In work locations where employees are likely to contact or be drenched with water or conductive liquids
Study Notes
Electrical Safety Program Requirements
- The program should consider the condition of maintenance of electrical equipment and systems
- It should raise awareness of potential electrical hazards and instill self-discipline in employees
- The program should be based on specific principles and identify controls for measurement and monitoring
- Procedures for employees exposed to electrical hazards should be identified
- A risk assessment procedure is required, addressing employee exposure to electrical hazards and addressing human error
- The risk assessment procedure should implement risk control according to a hierarchy of methods
- Before starting each job involving exposure to electrical hazards, a job safety plan and job briefing should be completed
- Additional planning and briefings should be held if changes occur during the course of the work
- The program should include elements to investigate electrical incidents, including close calls or near misses
- It should include a lockout/tagout program or reference the employer’s lockout/tagout program
- The electrical safety program should be audited to verify compliance with the standard
- Informative annexes provide examples and further information on principles, controls, procedures, risk assessment, and hierarchy of risk control methods
Test your knowledge about electrical safety training and the qualifications of personnel with this quiz. Learn the differences between qualified and unqualified persons in relation to electrical equipment and installations.
Make Your Own Quizzes and Flashcards
Convert your notes into interactive study material.
Get started for free
