NCCER MODULE 2 REVIEW QUESTIONS SOLVED CORRECTLY LATEST UPDATE 2025
What are lockout/tagout and confined space procedures an example of? - Answers Administrative
controls
What are three basic causes of incidents? - Answers unsafe conditions, unsafe equipment, and unsafe
acts.
What color tags are on the rubber gloves with the highest level of protection? - Answers orange tag
(class 4)
What line of defense is personal protective equipment PPE considered? - Answers last line of defense
For safety, what hazard should you assume is present in any facility constructed before 1980? - Answers
Asbestos
What type of rubber protective equipment is ozone resistant? - Answers Type 2 Rubber
Which of the following is a factor that determines the severity of an electrical shock? - Answers current
flowing through the body, path through the body, and the length of time in the body
Under which safety guidelines which of the following should be used to discharge capacitors before
working on de-energized circuits? - Answers safety shorting probe
Which government agency regulates the disposal of lamps containing harmful materials? - Answers
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
What does osha/lockout/tagout rule protect workers from? - Answers hazardous energy.
How often must insulating gloves be visually inspected and air tested by the user? - Answers as many
times during the day as you feel necessary.
What is the type of rubber protective equipment that is made of natural rubber or vulcanized synthetic?
- Answers Type 1 Rubber
In the hierarchy of risk control methods, what is the most effective in creating a safe work environment?
- Answers Elimination
What does NFPA 70E provide practical guidance in - Answers practical safe working requirements
relative to the hazards arising from the use of electricity.
Where the insulating capability of equipment may be subject to damage, what is true about the
insulating material ? - Answers the insulating material shall be protected.
What is the term for when an electrician approaches the limit within which a person could receive a
second degree burn if an electrical arc flash were to occur? - Answers Arc flash boundary
What are lockout/tagout and confined space procedures an example of? - Answers Administrative
controls
What are three basic causes of incidents? - Answers unsafe conditions, unsafe equipment, and unsafe
acts.
What color tags are on the rubber gloves with the highest level of protection? - Answers orange tag
(class 4)
What line of defense is personal protective equipment PPE considered? - Answers last line of defense
For safety, what hazard should you assume is present in any facility constructed before 1980? - Answers
Asbestos
What type of rubber protective equipment is ozone resistant? - Answers Type 2 Rubber
Which of the following is a factor that determines the severity of an electrical shock? - Answers current
flowing through the body, path through the body, and the length of time in the body
Under which safety guidelines which of the following should be used to discharge capacitors before
working on de-energized circuits? - Answers safety shorting probe
Which government agency regulates the disposal of lamps containing harmful materials? - Answers
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
What does osha/lockout/tagout rule protect workers from? - Answers hazardous energy.
How often must insulating gloves be visually inspected and air tested by the user? - Answers as many
times during the day as you feel necessary.
What is the type of rubber protective equipment that is made of natural rubber or vulcanized synthetic?
- Answers Type 1 Rubber
In the hierarchy of risk control methods, what is the most effective in creating a safe work environment?
- Answers Elimination
What does NFPA 70E provide practical guidance in - Answers practical safe working requirements
relative to the hazards arising from the use of electricity.
Where the insulating capability of equipment may be subject to damage, what is true about the
insulating material ? - Answers the insulating material shall be protected.
What is the term for when an electrician approaches the limit within which a person could receive a
second degree burn if an electrical arc flash were to occur? - Answers Arc flash boundary
