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Module 2 Types of Hazards, Common Locations, Protection Strategies
Required Required Question(s)
Required 1.

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First Name:
Last Name:
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Required 2.

The amount of energy it takes to create a second degree burn is:
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1.2 cal/cm²
2.1 cal/cm²
3.1 cal/cm²
4.2cal/cm²
Required 3.

An arc-in-a-box can be up to twelve times stronger than an arc in open air.
True
False
Required 4.

Which of the following do not protect you from electric shock?
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Wearing FR clothing
Using insulated tools
Covering exposed, energized parts
Turning off mobile equipment in contact with overhead lines
Required 5.

According to NFPA 70E insulated tools are not required until you cross which shock protection boundary?
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Limited
Restricted
Prohibited
Required 6.

According to NFPA 70E an energized work permit is required for troubleshooting.
True
False
Required 7.

You are performing energized work when you cross which shock protection boundary?
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Limited
Restricted
Prohibited
Required 8.

High voltage is 601 volts and above as defined by OSHA
True
False
Required 9.

How often must you air test your gloves?
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Weekly
Daily
Yearly
Monthly
Required 10.

A hard hat is good for an unlimited number of years as long as it pases the "snap, crackle, pop" test.
True
False
Required 11.

The majority of arc flashes occur at 277 volts.
True
False
Required 12.

An arc flash can occur when you are:
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Using tools or test equipment
Removing a cover
Operating a switch
Racking a circuit breaker
All
Required 13.

Which of the following work practices protect you from arc flash hazards?
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Creating an electrically safe work condition
Distance boundaries
PPE
Switcher's mats
Required 14.

Limited approach boundaries for low voltage and arc flash hazard boundaries are always 42 inches.
True
False