Major electrical hazards
Types of electrical hazards
Protection methods
Employer requirements
Could be anything
100

High-voltage arcs can also produce considerable pressure waves by rapidly heating the air and creating a blast

what is an Arc blast

100

combination of heat fuel and oxygen

What is a fire

100

substances, such as dry wood, rubber, glass and Bakelite, that have high resistance to electricity

what is Insulators

100

ensure all ______ is inspected before use and remove,repair or replace if faulty. 

What is equipment

100

movement
of the free electrons between
atoms

what is Electricity

200

Occur when electricity ignites explosive mixture of material in the air

what is an explosion

200

Most common shock-related injury

what is a burn

200

method used to prevent energy from being released

What is lockout/tagout

200

ensure properly labeled and isolated

what are all electrical parts. 

200

Measurement of electrical force

what is voltage

300

metal Ladders, powerlines, Airiel lifts, faulty wiring, faulty equipment, warn extension cords, lightning, 

what are potential pathways for being shocked.

300

Results when a human is exposed to an amount of electrical energy which can be fatal. 

what is Electrocution

300

when working a safe distance to maintain from powerlines.

what is 10 feet if 50 volts or less 15 feet up to 200 volts and 20 ft for up to 350 volts. If more than that stay the hell away.

300

Ensure that all electrical parts are protected by these if within 6 feet of a water source. 

What is a Ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI)

300

Opposition to current flow

What is resistance

400

The occurrence of a natural electrical discharge of very short duration and high voltage between a cloud and the ground

What is lightning

400

Body becomes part of electrical circuit or

Reflex response to passage of electric current through the body.

what is shock

400

Designed to protect people from electrical shock

Detects ground faults and interrupts electric current

Limits duration of electrical shock

What is a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI)

400

Required every three years for employees who could be potentially exposed to electrical hazards or when a new piece of electrical equipment is introduced in the workplace. 

What is training  

400

substances, such as metals, that have little resistance to electricity

what is a Conductor 

500

_____________ that goes from a larger gauge to a smaller gauge 

what is wiring. 

500

Sudden release of electrical energy through air when a high-voltage gap exists and there is a breakdown between conductors

what is an •Arc flash 

500

Mark all breakers accordingly for the circuits they protect

Mark all disconnect means accordingly for the equipment they service

Identify all voltages with proper labeling

What is electrical protection methods. 

500

ensure that properly rated __________ are available in the workplace for use. 

what is flexible cords and power strips. 

500

a conductive connection to the earth which acts as a protective measure.

what is grounding Grounding

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