Electrical Safety Quiz

Welcome to your Electrical Safety Quiz

Employees who work on or repair electrical equipment:

Are volunteers with past experience

Are trained and authorized.

Cannot work on other equipment.

None of the Above

Electrical Shock can cause:

Hearing Loss

Death

Blindness

Chemical sensitivity

If you see bare or exposed wires you should:

Wrap them in tape

Warn others and report it to a Supervisor

Cut the wires to prevent a fire

Both A and B

Before using electrical tools:

Check for broken parts

Check that the handle is black

Check the rating on the label

All of the above

Voltage at or above which value is considered hazardous:

10 Volts

30 Volts

110 Volts

240 Volts

Rubber soled shoes protect you from electrical shock:

True

False

Before plugging in an electrical tool or appliance:

Check for broken plug

Check for exposed wires or damaged cords

Don’t overload an outlet

All of the above

If you see a lock or tag on an electrical switch:

You can turn on the switch if it is your equipment

It is ok to use the equipment if you don’t see someone working on it

You must not touch the switch

None of the above

If the ground prong is broken off from the equipment plug:

You may use the equipment if you are careful

You must be a supervisor to use the equipment

You may use the equipment if you have permission

You may not use the equipment

Electrical equipment rooms may be entered by:

Any employee

Authorized employees

Management employees only

Janitorial staff

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