Preview Questions Electrical Safety Specialist | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: According to OSHA regulations, how frequently should a high-voltage electrical system be inspected for compliance?

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Annually

Every 3 months

Every 5 years

Every 6 months

Question 2: In terms of electrical hazard identification, what is the significance of identifying equipment rated for "explosive atmospheres"?

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It ensures the equipment can handle high-voltage conditions

It identifies equipment designed for high-temperature environments

It identifies equipment that is water-resistant for outdoor use

It ensures equipment is designed to prevent sparks that could ignite volatile substances

Question 3: Which safety standard outlines the procedures for performing electrical lockout/tagout (LOTO) in the workplace?

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OSHA 1910.147

NEC 110.16

IEC 60204-1

NFPA 70E

Question 4: What is the most critical hazard to identify when working with overhead power lines?

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Improper grounding

Faulty insulation

Nearby traffic hazards

High voltage exposure

Question 5: What is the first step in conducting a risk assessment for electrical hazards in the workplace?

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Analyze exposure levels

Evaluate existing control measures

Assess employee training needs

Identify potential hazards

Question 6: In a safety audit, what is the most effective way to evaluate the compliance of electrical equipment?

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Interview workers

Review maintenance records and test results

Perform physical inspections

Measure the equipment performance under load