This quiz, titled '1S051 VOLUME 3 (Edit Code 5)', assesses knowledge on proper storage and handling of tools like pliers, screwdrivers, and electric drills. It focuses on safety hazards, maintenance practices, and the importance of machine guarding, enhancing both safety awareness and operational consistency.
A. AF Form 979.
B. AF Form 980.
C. AF Form 981.
D. AF Form 982.
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A. Energy sources.
B. Machine shops.
C. Authorized personnel.
D. Food in the industrial area.
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A. When the machine is hard wired.
B. When the circuit panel is within eyesight.
C. When the worker only uses one hand with electrical work.
D. When the power cord is under continuous control of the worker.
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A. The tag.
B. An attendant until work is complete.
C. Yellow ribbon tape around the work area.
D. The flashing lights of a utility truck outside.
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A. so that weight is distributed equally.
B. to permit an even flow of materials.
C. clockwise most hazardous to least hazardous.
D. so that similar hazards are located close together.
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A. 4 feet.
B. 6 feet.
C. 8 feet.
D. 10 feet.
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A. Fire chief.
B. Group commander.
C. Maintenance officer.
D. Ground safety manager.
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A. must be securely anchored against the shank of the drill bit.
B. must be released before the drill is turned on.
C. should be loosely attached to the drill bit.
D. must be depressed to release the lock.
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A. tips.
B. handle.
C. shank.
D. power cord.
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A. there are no breaks in the grounding path.
B. the grounding path is broken before it reaches the ground.
C. dynamic charges are converted into static charges.
D. static charges are converted into to dynamic charges.
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A. the equipment is relatively small in size.
B. the equipment moves a lot.
C. the equipment uses a three-wire cord.
D. the grounding prong on the plug has probably been removed.
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A. Quarterly.
B. Semi-annually.
C. Annually.
D. Anytime a system is locked or tagged out.
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A. start holes in sheet metal.
B. start holes in plaster.
C. enlarge cored holes.
D. drill into plaster.
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A. Fixed.
B. Interlock.
C. Adjustable.
D. Self-adjusting.
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A. a streak of lightning.
B. water running through a pipe.
C. water passing through the ground.
D. lightning passing through the ground.
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A. 120 volts.
B. 220 volts.
C. 440 volts.
D. 600 volts.
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A. three-prong adapter.
B. double-insulated tool.
C. return wire attached to a ground in the earth.
D. wire attached to the frame of a tool and a metal bar.
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A. 10 mile per hour (mph).
B. 15 mph.
C. 20 mph.
D. 25 mph.
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A. A pilot qualified on the aircraft must be present at all times.
B. Do not leave controls unattended when engines are running.
C. Parking brakes must be set.
D. Wheels must be chocked.
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A. The loadmaster or load team chief.
B. Wing safety or the unit safety representative.
C. The base operations official or control tower official.
D. Unit safety representative or base operations official.
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A. Because of potential chemical reactions.
B. These materials have a tendency to produce static electricity.
C. The fabric is usually cumbersome and may get caught in some support equipment.
D. To the contrary, wool and synthetics are preferred for these operations because of their insulating properties.
A. Batteries.
B. Capacitors.
C. Generators.
D. When power is turned off energy is dissipated.
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A. educate the worker.
B. engineer hazards out.
C. use machine guards for existing hazards.
D. provide personal protective equipment.
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A. air purged.
B. water purged.
C. steam cleaned.
D. immediately refilled.
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A. One.
B. Two.
C. Three.
D. Four.
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A. A firebreak around the perimeter is not required.
B. Is a secure structure without the need for additional security.
C. Offer the greatest protection from the effects of an explosion.
D. Provides storage of explosives next to other industrial activities.
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A. machines do not perform in a consistent manner.
B. most hazards can be eliminated through engineering.
C. a machine’s moving parts are fragile and must be protected.
D. people are unpredictable and may perform their work inconsistently.
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A. be capable of applying first aid procedures.
B. be qualified in all aspects of emergency rescue procedures.
C. restrict entry into the area before adequate warnings of the hazards are given.
D. stand at the base of antennas or towers when climbers are required to ascend higher than 20 feet.
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A. Private vehicle.
B. Commercial rail.
C. Commercial aircraft.
D. Battery-powered material handling equipment.
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A. Do not eat or drink on the range.
B. Daily clean the bullet traps of metal backstops.
C. Manually remove spent projectiles from wooden material.
D. Personnel will use their hat when collecting spent brass.
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A. 12.
B. 18.
C. 24.
D. 36.
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4
8
10
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A. 12 inches.
B. 18 inches.
C. 24 inches.
D. 32 inches.
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A. Fire.
B. Flash burns.
C. Hand injuries.
D. Electrical shock.
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A. Cutting.
B. Rotating.
C. Transverse.
D. Reciprocating.
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A. Gate.
B. Holdout.
C. Pull-out.
D. Presence sensing.
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A. direct currents (DC) one to two times greater than alternating currents (AC).
B. DCs three to five times greater than ACs.
C. ACs six to nine times greater than DC.
D. ACs 10 to 12 times greater than DCs.
A. Only the AF Form 55.
B. A log in the LOTO program book.
C. Training is not required to be documented.
D. The unit’s computerized information management system.
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A. at least two tiers.
B. frame squares nine feet wide and three feet high.
C. braces of 1 by 8 inches on both the front and rear sides.
D. outrigger beams that project six feet beyond the face of the building.
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A. Two feet.
B. Three feet.
C. One-eighth of the ladder’s length.
D. One-fourth of the ladder’s length.
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A. two feet deep.
B. three feet deep.
C. four feet deep.
D. five feet deep.
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A. Goggles.
B. Hard hats.
C. Leather gloves.
D. Heat resistant overalls.
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A. AFI 75–2.
B. AFI 91–202.
C. AFI 11–218.
D. AFI 91–206.
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A. 30.
B. 60.
C. 90.
D. 120.
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A. Even with the tail of the aircraft and at a 35-degree angle outboard of the engine.
B. Even with the tail of the aircraft and at a 45-degree angle outboard of the engine.
C. Even with the nose of the aircraft and at a 35-degree angle outboard of the engine.
D. Even with the nose of the aircraft and at a 45-degree angle outboard of the engine.
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A. 3 miles per hour (mph).
B. 5 mph.
C. 10 mph.
D. 15 mph.
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A. Waiver.
B. Deviation.
C. Immunity.
D. Exemption.
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A. Verify individual’s authorization to draw a weapon.
B. Ensure each weapon is cleared before issue or turn-in.
C. Issue the weapon muzzle first with bolt forward.
D. Allow one person at a time to approach the issue window.
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