EXW 101 Safety "Electrical
Equipment" Question and answers
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What are considered "Electrical Equipment" - correct answer ✔generators
electrically powered machinery and mechanisms
power cables
controllers
transformers and associated equipment.
- includes
What is associated Electrical Equipment? - correct answer ✔radars
sonars
radios
power amplifiers
antennas
electronic warfare equipment
computers and associated controls and peripherals.
Portable electrical equipment - correct answer ✔devices that may be plugged into the ship's electrical
power (outlets).
Wear rubber gloves when using electric portable tools in hazardous conditions (i.e. wet environments) -
correct answer ✔
, Wear leather gloves over the rubber gloves when work being performed could damage the rubber
gloves - correct answer ✔
Wear PPE when working where particles may strike the eyes. - correct answer ✔
Wear hearing protection when working with noise hazardous tools or in an area where such work is
being conducted. - correct answer ✔
Arrange the cords so that they will not become a trip hazard. - correct answer ✔
Always unplug extension cords from an energized receptacle before the cord of the portable electrical
equipment is unplugged from the extension cord. - correct answer ✔
Obey all warning signs; read equipment warning labels. - correct answer ✔
Do not energize any equipment that is tagged-out. Properly clear the tag first. - correct answer ✔
Use one hand rule when turning on electrical equipment. Never operate a switch with the other hand on
a metal surface, which would provide a path to ground through the body. - correct answer ✔
Use only Navy-approved power strips for computer equipment, printers, and peripherals. - correct
answer ✔
Never use power strips in series (connected to one another). - correct answer ✔
For electrical fire fighting procedures consult NSTM, Chapter 555 - correct answer ✔
Equipment" Question and answers
rated A+ 2026
What are considered "Electrical Equipment" - correct answer ✔generators
electrically powered machinery and mechanisms
power cables
controllers
transformers and associated equipment.
- includes
What is associated Electrical Equipment? - correct answer ✔radars
sonars
radios
power amplifiers
antennas
electronic warfare equipment
computers and associated controls and peripherals.
Portable electrical equipment - correct answer ✔devices that may be plugged into the ship's electrical
power (outlets).
Wear rubber gloves when using electric portable tools in hazardous conditions (i.e. wet environments) -
correct answer ✔
, Wear leather gloves over the rubber gloves when work being performed could damage the rubber
gloves - correct answer ✔
Wear PPE when working where particles may strike the eyes. - correct answer ✔
Wear hearing protection when working with noise hazardous tools or in an area where such work is
being conducted. - correct answer ✔
Arrange the cords so that they will not become a trip hazard. - correct answer ✔
Always unplug extension cords from an energized receptacle before the cord of the portable electrical
equipment is unplugged from the extension cord. - correct answer ✔
Obey all warning signs; read equipment warning labels. - correct answer ✔
Do not energize any equipment that is tagged-out. Properly clear the tag first. - correct answer ✔
Use one hand rule when turning on electrical equipment. Never operate a switch with the other hand on
a metal surface, which would provide a path to ground through the body. - correct answer ✔
Use only Navy-approved power strips for computer equipment, printers, and peripherals. - correct
answer ✔
Never use power strips in series (connected to one another). - correct answer ✔
For electrical fire fighting procedures consult NSTM, Chapter 555 - correct answer ✔
