Electricity Basics
The flow of electricity
What is current?
This piece of PPE protects the hands and arms
What are rubber insulating gloves?
When working with electricity you should avoid working in these conditions
What are wet conditions?
These devices prevent wire and circuits from overheating
What are fuses and circuit breakers?
The unit by which electricity is measured
What is voltage?
This piece of PPE protect the feet and personnel from being grounded
What are safety shoes?
Equipment should be stored away from these areas and objects
What are heat, oil, and sharp objects?
This protection device is used in high-risk areas such as construction sites or wet locations
What is a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter?
A material in which energy can easily move
What is a conductor?
Wear these to protect the face against flying objects
What are safety glasses and sheilds?
This is how often electrical tools and equipment should be inspected
What is before and after each use?
This piece of metal melts down when it's overheated
What is a fuse?
Low voltage does not mean
What is low hazard?
What are non-conductive hard-hats?
If a piece of equipment is locked or tagged out and people are near this should be avoided
What is energizing circuits?
A switching mechanism is activated when an overflow of electricity is detected
What is a circuit breaker?
Electrical current must travel in this type of loop to provide power
What is a closed loop?
This type of clothing protects the body against arc flash
What is flame-resistant (FR)?
There are many things to lookout for regarding electrical safety but name two from the general awareness course
What is tripped circuits, blown fuses, overheating tools, worn or frayed insulation, and malfunctioning GFCI?
What are smartphones and laptops?