Preview Questions Electrical Safety Specialist | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: In a risk assessment, how should the severity of an electrical hazard be evaluated?

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Assess potential injury severity and property damage

Consider worker comfort and safety

Evaluate the operational downtime

Analyze energy consumption impact

Question 2: What is the role of grounding and bonding in electrical safety protocols?

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They are only used to protect non-electrical components

They are used to improve the overall appearance of electrical installations

They are critical for safely discharging electrical faults to the earth and preventing shock hazards

They help in reducing electrical noise and interference

Question 3: What is a primary indicator of an electrical ground fault hazard?

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Voltage measurements

Excessive heat at connections

Leakage current

Misaligned conductors

Question 4: How can an electrical safety specialist identify arc flash risks in a facility?

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Using infrared thermography

Performing a risk assessment for each electrical system

Conducting a short-circuit study

Regular circuit breaker testing

Question 5: Which standard must be referred to when conducting a safety audit of electrical equipment in a hazardous location?

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IEC 60364

NFPA 70

OSHA 1910

NFPA 70E

Question 6: During a safety audit, what is an essential safety procedure when assessing energized electrical systems?

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Review of the system's internal pressure dynamics

Verification of the electrical hazard analysis (EHA) for arc flash protection

Inspection of all exposed electrical wiring

Recalculation of electrical system energy efficiency