ELECTRICAL SAFETY AND RISK
MANAGEMENT IN NFPA 70E AND OSHA
STANDARDS EXAM 2026-2027 WITH 170
REAL QUESTIONS AND WELL-VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED
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EXAM 2026-2027
What parameters determine the severity of current passing through the human
body? - ANSWER-The amount of current, the path the current takes through the
body, and the duration of current flow
What test must insulating gloves undergo along with inspection? - ANSWER-Air
test
Which regulation requires the lockout/tagout program to be audited by a qualified
person at intervals not to exceed one year? - ANSWER-110.3(L)(3)
Which subpart covers exposure to electrical hazards from work on conductors or
equipment? - ANSWER-Subpart S
,What must be done to deenergized equipment or circuits according to Subpart K? -
ANSWER-Rendered inoperative
What must be documented regarding lockout/tagout procedure training? -
ANSWER-That each employee has received the training required by 110.4(B)
What must the employer instruct each employee to control or eliminate hazards? -
ANSWER-Recognition and avoidance of unsafe conditions and the regulations
applicable to their work environment
What is Section 5(a)(1) of the OSH Act of 1970 commonly referred to as? -
ANSWER-The 'General Duty Clause'
What must a qualified person do according to Subpart S of 29 CFR Part 1910? -
ANSWER-Use test equipment to test the circuit elements and electrical parts
What are the steps in the process for establishing and verifying an electrically safe
work condition? - ANSWER-Apply lockout/tagout devices and block or relieve
stored nonelectrical energy
What exception allows energized work under certain conditions? - ANSWER-
Exception No. 3
Who must complete a job safety plan and conduct a job briefing before starting a
job involving electrical hazards? - ANSWER-The supervisor
What must be met for electrical conductors and circuit parts to be considered in an
electrically safe work condition? - ANSWER-All applicable requirements of 120.2
through 120.6
, What is the correct order of the hierarchy of risk control methods? - ANSWER-
Elimination, Substitution, Engineering controls, Awareness, Administrative
controls, PPE
What are the employer's responsibilities in the lockout/tagout program? -
ANSWER-Auditing execution of procedures, providing necessary equipment, and
providing training
What does Article 90 cover regarding NFPA 70E? - ANSWER-Use, application,
and arrangement
Who shall perform tasks such as testing and troubleshooting on electrical
equipment where an electrical hazard exists? - ANSWER-Qualified persons
What must unqualified persons be trained in? - ANSWER-Electrical safety-related
practices necessary for their safety
What defines an arc flash boundary? - ANSWER-An approach limit from an arc
source at which incident energy equals 1.2 cal/cm²
What is an 'Unqualified Person' defined as? - ANSWER-A person that is not a
qualified person
What is the 'restricted approach boundary'? - ANSWER-An approach limit at a
distance from an exposed and energized electrical conductor or circuit part
MANAGEMENT IN NFPA 70E AND OSHA
STANDARDS EXAM 2026-2027 WITH 170
REAL QUESTIONS AND WELL-VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED
A+ | GUARANTEED PASS | ELECTRICAL
SAFETY AND RISK MANAGEMENT LATEST
EXAM 2026-2027
What parameters determine the severity of current passing through the human
body? - ANSWER-The amount of current, the path the current takes through the
body, and the duration of current flow
What test must insulating gloves undergo along with inspection? - ANSWER-Air
test
Which regulation requires the lockout/tagout program to be audited by a qualified
person at intervals not to exceed one year? - ANSWER-110.3(L)(3)
Which subpart covers exposure to electrical hazards from work on conductors or
equipment? - ANSWER-Subpart S
,What must be done to deenergized equipment or circuits according to Subpart K? -
ANSWER-Rendered inoperative
What must be documented regarding lockout/tagout procedure training? -
ANSWER-That each employee has received the training required by 110.4(B)
What must the employer instruct each employee to control or eliminate hazards? -
ANSWER-Recognition and avoidance of unsafe conditions and the regulations
applicable to their work environment
What is Section 5(a)(1) of the OSH Act of 1970 commonly referred to as? -
ANSWER-The 'General Duty Clause'
What must a qualified person do according to Subpart S of 29 CFR Part 1910? -
ANSWER-Use test equipment to test the circuit elements and electrical parts
What are the steps in the process for establishing and verifying an electrically safe
work condition? - ANSWER-Apply lockout/tagout devices and block or relieve
stored nonelectrical energy
What exception allows energized work under certain conditions? - ANSWER-
Exception No. 3
Who must complete a job safety plan and conduct a job briefing before starting a
job involving electrical hazards? - ANSWER-The supervisor
What must be met for electrical conductors and circuit parts to be considered in an
electrically safe work condition? - ANSWER-All applicable requirements of 120.2
through 120.6
, What is the correct order of the hierarchy of risk control methods? - ANSWER-
Elimination, Substitution, Engineering controls, Awareness, Administrative
controls, PPE
What are the employer's responsibilities in the lockout/tagout program? -
ANSWER-Auditing execution of procedures, providing necessary equipment, and
providing training
What does Article 90 cover regarding NFPA 70E? - ANSWER-Use, application,
and arrangement
Who shall perform tasks such as testing and troubleshooting on electrical
equipment where an electrical hazard exists? - ANSWER-Qualified persons
What must unqualified persons be trained in? - ANSWER-Electrical safety-related
practices necessary for their safety
What defines an arc flash boundary? - ANSWER-An approach limit from an arc
source at which incident energy equals 1.2 cal/cm²
What is an 'Unqualified Person' defined as? - ANSWER-A person that is not a
qualified person
What is the 'restricted approach boundary'? - ANSWER-An approach limit at a
distance from an exposed and energized electrical conductor or circuit part
