NFPA 70E ELECTRICAL SAFETY ACTUAL EXAM 2025| 105
QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE SOLUTION
1. What does the term 'de-energized' refer to in the context of electrical
safety?
Electrical energy is partially removed
All electrical energy has been removed
Electrical energy is being monitored
Electrical energy is redirected
2. A facility is conducting an arc flash analysis and finds that the incident
energy at a specific location is calculated to be 8 Cal/cm^2. Based on
this information, what level of personal protective equipment (PPE)
should be recommended for workers in that area?
No PPE
required
Category 1 PPE
Category 2 PPE
Category 3 PPE
3. Explain the significance of Chapter 8 in the National Electrical Code (NEC)
and how it relates to electrical safety.
It outlines the requirements for residential wiring.
It provides guidelines for the installation of communication
systems to ensure safety.
It details the procedures for lockout/tagout.
It defines the roles of employers in electrical safety.
4. Who is responsible for executing the lockout/tag out procedure when
working on a piece of electrical equipment?
,General manager
, Director of engineering
Electrician
Front desk agent
Safety officer
5. According to the National Electrical Code (NEC), what is the definition of a
mandatory rule?
A rule that must be followed without exceptions
A guideline that can be ignored if deemed unnecessary
A recommendation that is encouraged but not required
A rule that applies only to specific situations
6. Which of the following describes the standard in NFPA 70E?
A worker with a disability has equal rights to employment.
Employers with more than ten employees must keep records
of work-related injuries and illnesses.
Safe work practices must be applied when working on or near
exposed energized parts.
All tools, equipment, and machines must be inspected by the
employer before use.
7. If a technician encounters a push start mechanism that needs maintenance,
what safety procedure should they follow to ensure compliance with
electrical safety standards?
Use a lockout/tagout procedure on the main power source
Disconnect the power supply without locking it out
Only inform the supervisor and proceed with
maintenance Leave the equipment running while
performing maintenance
QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE SOLUTION
1. What does the term 'de-energized' refer to in the context of electrical
safety?
Electrical energy is partially removed
All electrical energy has been removed
Electrical energy is being monitored
Electrical energy is redirected
2. A facility is conducting an arc flash analysis and finds that the incident
energy at a specific location is calculated to be 8 Cal/cm^2. Based on
this information, what level of personal protective equipment (PPE)
should be recommended for workers in that area?
No PPE
required
Category 1 PPE
Category 2 PPE
Category 3 PPE
3. Explain the significance of Chapter 8 in the National Electrical Code (NEC)
and how it relates to electrical safety.
It outlines the requirements for residential wiring.
It provides guidelines for the installation of communication
systems to ensure safety.
It details the procedures for lockout/tagout.
It defines the roles of employers in electrical safety.
4. Who is responsible for executing the lockout/tag out procedure when
working on a piece of electrical equipment?
,General manager
, Director of engineering
Electrician
Front desk agent
Safety officer
5. According to the National Electrical Code (NEC), what is the definition of a
mandatory rule?
A rule that must be followed without exceptions
A guideline that can be ignored if deemed unnecessary
A recommendation that is encouraged but not required
A rule that applies only to specific situations
6. Which of the following describes the standard in NFPA 70E?
A worker with a disability has equal rights to employment.
Employers with more than ten employees must keep records
of work-related injuries and illnesses.
Safe work practices must be applied when working on or near
exposed energized parts.
All tools, equipment, and machines must be inspected by the
employer before use.
7. If a technician encounters a push start mechanism that needs maintenance,
what safety procedure should they follow to ensure compliance with
electrical safety standards?
Use a lockout/tagout procedure on the main power source
Disconnect the power supply without locking it out
Only inform the supervisor and proceed with
maintenance Leave the equipment running while
performing maintenance
