JIM NCCER
A. falls
B. Electrocution
C. Being crushed or struck by falling or flying objects
D. chemical exposure
A. Leave the person alone until the fibrillation stops
B. Administer heart massage
C. use the Heimlich maneuver
D. Have a qualified person use emergency defibrillation equipment
A. Electrical operated hand tool
B. Contract with low-voltage conductors
C. contract with high-voltage conducts
D. Lightning
A. 1,000 volts
B. 7,500 volts
C. 17,500 volts
D. 26,500 volts
A. Keep cattle moving
B. Keep your hands warm
C. Replace fuses
D. Test circuits to see if they are live
A. There is twice as much insulation on the power cord.
B. It can safely be used in place of a grounded tool.
C. It is made entirely of plastic or other non-conducting material.
D. The entire tool is covered in rubber.
A. Only the supervisor can install lockout/tag out devices
B. If several employees are involved, the lockout/ tag-out equipment is applied, only by the first employee to arrive at the disconnect
C. Lockout/tag-out devices applied by another employee as long as it can be verified that the first employee has left for the day
D. Lockout/tag-out devices are installed by every authorized employee involved in the work
A. One-fourth the working height of the ladder
B. One-half the height of the ladder
C. Three feet
D. One-fourth of the square root of the height of the ladder
A. 4, 8
B. 6, 10
C. 6, 12
D. 8, 12
A. A hazard review checklist must be completed.
B. An attendant, whose job is to monitor the space, must be stationed outside the space.
C. Unacceptable atmospheric conditions must be eliminated.
D. Atmospheric test must be conducted
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