NFPA 70E Electrical Safety in the Workplace 2024 Edition

NFPA 70E Electrical Safety in the Workplace 2024 Edition What are the guidelines for using CPR on a shock victim? -Answer-Begin CPR as soon as possible after de-energizing the source of shock Continue CPR until medical assistance arrives Secure the accident scene Don't delay rescue procedures On which three topics are unqualified workers required to receive training under NFPA 70E? - Answer-Any relevant electrical safety work practices not covered by the NFPA 70E standard Procedures for protecting them from relevant electrical hazards Specific hazards associated with electrical energy NFPA 70E covers guidelines for preventing workplace injuries resulting from electrical hazards. Which three workplace accidents are examples of these hazards? -Answer-Electric current passes from ungrounded equipment and then through a workers body, resulting in serious burns Heat generated by an arc fault causes second-degree burns on a worker's face and hands An arc fault generates a pressure wave that ruptures a worker's eardrums What are four examples of steps workers should take to verify an electrically safe work condition? -Answer-Three electrical power sources are identified for a printing press A worker places a lockout/tagout device on an electric motor's isolation device The power supply for a large pump is disconnected and the pump's power circuit breaker is opened A worker checks that a faulty air compressor's medium-voltage circuit breaker has been completely withdrawn Which four responsibilities do employees have for ensuring electrical safety? -Answer-Care for, clean, and maintain PPE Tell supervisors when PPE is worn or da