BC ELECTRICAL FIELD SAFETY REPRESENTATIVE
(FSR) CLASS C QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) Q&A 2026
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1. What is the primary purpose of an FSR?
A. To install electrical systems
B. To supervise electrical work for safety compliance
C. To design electrical circuits
D. To inspect HVAC systems
Correct: B — FSRs ensure electrical work follows safety and
regulatory standards.
2. Who issues electrical permits in B.C.?
A. Local electrician
B. The owner
C. Electrical Safety Authority
D. The municipality or permitting authority
Correct: D — Permits are issued by authorities having
jurisdiction.
3. What does “Class C” refer to?
A. Low-voltage equipment only
B. Commercial installations
C. Construction work where a certified electrician is not present
D. Residential wiring
,Correct: C — Class C applies when journeypersons are not on
site.
4. Before starting electrical work, what must be obtained?
A. A warranty
B. A permit
C. A design certificate
D. A tax receipt
Correct: B — Work cannot start without proper permits.
5. Who is legally responsible for safety compliance on a site?
A. The property owner
B. The FSR
C. The electrician
D. The contractor
Correct: B — The FSR oversees on-site compliance.
6. The FSR must hold what proof on site?
A. Insurance documents
B. FSR ticket
C. Electrical design drawings
D. Daily log book
Correct: B — Must have a valid FSR ticket on site.
7. What is an OH&S hazard?
A. A cost overrun
B. Electrical safety risk
, C. Only fire risk
D. Tool malfunction only
Correct: B — Any condition that can cause injury.
8. Who can perform electrical work in Class C?
A. Anyone
B. Only certified electricians
C. Workers under FSR supervision
D. Apprentice only
Correct: C — Workers must be supervised by an FSR.
9. What document outlines code compliance standards?
A. Manufacturer specs
B. Safe Work Practices
C. Electrical Code
D. Employee handbook
Correct: C — The Canadian Electrical Code sets standards.
10. Lockout/Tagout is used to:
A. Label tools
B. De-energize equipment
C. Speed work
D. Record attendance
Correct: B — It prevents accidental energization.
11. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) must be:
(FSR) CLASS C QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) Q&A 2026
|INSTANT DOWNLOAD PDF
1. What is the primary purpose of an FSR?
A. To install electrical systems
B. To supervise electrical work for safety compliance
C. To design electrical circuits
D. To inspect HVAC systems
Correct: B — FSRs ensure electrical work follows safety and
regulatory standards.
2. Who issues electrical permits in B.C.?
A. Local electrician
B. The owner
C. Electrical Safety Authority
D. The municipality or permitting authority
Correct: D — Permits are issued by authorities having
jurisdiction.
3. What does “Class C” refer to?
A. Low-voltage equipment only
B. Commercial installations
C. Construction work where a certified electrician is not present
D. Residential wiring
,Correct: C — Class C applies when journeypersons are not on
site.
4. Before starting electrical work, what must be obtained?
A. A warranty
B. A permit
C. A design certificate
D. A tax receipt
Correct: B — Work cannot start without proper permits.
5. Who is legally responsible for safety compliance on a site?
A. The property owner
B. The FSR
C. The electrician
D. The contractor
Correct: B — The FSR oversees on-site compliance.
6. The FSR must hold what proof on site?
A. Insurance documents
B. FSR ticket
C. Electrical design drawings
D. Daily log book
Correct: B — Must have a valid FSR ticket on site.
7. What is an OH&S hazard?
A. A cost overrun
B. Electrical safety risk
, C. Only fire risk
D. Tool malfunction only
Correct: B — Any condition that can cause injury.
8. Who can perform electrical work in Class C?
A. Anyone
B. Only certified electricians
C. Workers under FSR supervision
D. Apprentice only
Correct: C — Workers must be supervised by an FSR.
9. What document outlines code compliance standards?
A. Manufacturer specs
B. Safe Work Practices
C. Electrical Code
D. Employee handbook
Correct: C — The Canadian Electrical Code sets standards.
10. Lockout/Tagout is used to:
A. Label tools
B. De-energize equipment
C. Speed work
D. Record attendance
Correct: B — It prevents accidental energization.
11. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) must be:
