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In vertical installation of conductors, why are c. So they can be pulled from the top down, greatly reducing or eliminating
conductors typically placed at the top of the pulling tension on the conductors.
installation?
2 multiple choice options
a. So they can be pulled from the bottom up, greatly
reducing or eliminating pulling tension on the
conductors.
b. So they can be pulled from the top down, greatly
increasing the tension on the wire pulling equipment so
the workers can take more breaks.
c. So they can be pulled from the top down, greatly
reducing or eliminating pulling tension on the
conductors.
Rolling scaffolds require ? and toeboards to be safe. guardrails
In 2019, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that ? 166 workers / 3%
died from electrocutions at work, accounting for
almost ? of all on-the-job fatalities that year.
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Which category of employer must protect workers Entry employer
against permit space hazards by complying with the
standard?
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Why might an employer insist that the Electrical II., and IV.
Worker present a neat appearance?
⦁ A neat appearance can be a great asset to the
contractor's reputation.
⦁ II. First impressions count when someone walks on the
jobsite and meets you for the first time
⦁ .III. People understand construction work and workers
and know that the appearance of the construction
worker is not as important as an office worker, for
example.
⦁ IV. The customer may visit the jobsite from time to time
and a neat appearance by the Electrical Worker(s) can
mean the difference in getting more work in the future
with that customer or not.
In addition to muscle contractions that cause involuntary
“freezing,“ electrical shocks also can cause ? muscle
reactions. These reactions can result in a wide range of
other injuries from collisions or falls, including bruises,
bone fractures, and even death.
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Before work is begun, the employer _?_ ascertain by shall
inquiry or direct observation, or by instruments,
whether any part of an energized electric power
circuit, exposed or concealed, is so located that the
performance of the work may bring any person, tool,
or machine into physical or electrical contact with the
electric power circuit.
Should tools, material, equipment, and trash be left No, the tools, material, and equipment should be organized as each smaller job
for cleanup after all the day's projects have been or project is
completed? finished, and the trash should not be left to accumulate as work progresses.
? are a type of aerial work platform that are able to fit Vertical mast lifts
into tight spaces because their design generally allows
for a small footprint.
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In vertical installation of conductors, why are c. So they can be pulled from the top down, greatly reducing or eliminating
conductors typically placed at the top of the pulling tension on the conductors.
installation?
2 multiple choice options
a. So they can be pulled from the bottom up, greatly
reducing or eliminating pulling tension on the
conductors.
b. So they can be pulled from the top down, greatly
increasing the tension on the wire pulling equipment so
the workers can take more breaks.
c. So they can be pulled from the top down, greatly
reducing or eliminating pulling tension on the
conductors.
Rolling scaffolds require ? and toeboards to be safe. guardrails
In 2019, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that ? 166 workers / 3%
died from electrocutions at work, accounting for
almost ? of all on-the-job fatalities that year.
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Which category of employer must protect workers Entry employer
against permit space hazards by complying with the
standard?
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Why might an employer insist that the Electrical II., and IV.
Worker present a neat appearance?
⦁ A neat appearance can be a great asset to the
contractor's reputation.
⦁ II. First impressions count when someone walks on the
jobsite and meets you for the first time
⦁ .III. People understand construction work and workers
and know that the appearance of the construction
worker is not as important as an office worker, for
example.
⦁ IV. The customer may visit the jobsite from time to time
and a neat appearance by the Electrical Worker(s) can
mean the difference in getting more work in the future
with that customer or not.
In addition to muscle contractions that cause involuntary
“freezing,“ electrical shocks also can cause ? muscle
reactions. These reactions can result in a wide range of
other injuries from collisions or falls, including bruises,
bone fractures, and even death.
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Before work is begun, the employer _?_ ascertain by shall
inquiry or direct observation, or by instruments,
whether any part of an energized electric power
circuit, exposed or concealed, is so located that the
performance of the work may bring any person, tool,
or machine into physical or electrical contact with the
electric power circuit.
Should tools, material, equipment, and trash be left No, the tools, material, and equipment should be organized as each smaller job
for cleanup after all the day's projects have been or project is
completed? finished, and the trash should not be left to accumulate as work progresses.
? are a type of aerial work platform that are able to fit Vertical mast lifts
into tight spaces because their design generally allows
for a small footprint.
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