Prime Power Test Technician pracice test 1 of 2. Test has 50 questions from level 2 exam in random order. Exam has a 90 minute time limit. You cannot save and resume later. Please allow yourself at least 1 hour to complete test. Good Luck!
Control energy for the purpose of safety.
Pertain to electric equipment only.
Provide for periodic inspection.
Prevent unexpected intrusion.
Require disconnection from equipment.
A power source that is locked out for servicing
A power source that is locked out and tagged for servicing
The release of all stored energy in a power source.
The release of all locks and tags so that energy can be restored.
Pertains to electric equipment only
Ammeter
Ground stick
Appropriate voltage detector
Ohhmeter
Insulation resistance tester
Explosive gas
Electrical flash
Eye contamination
Skin burns
High voltage arcing
Air purifying
Filtering
Air supplying
None of the above
All of the above
Just beneath the landing
At least 1 1/2 feet above the landing
At least 3 feet above the landing
No more than 3 steps above the landing
No more than 25% above the landing
The second rung from the top
The third rung from the top
75% of the total length
The top rung
Above the tie-off point
Provide a 7 inch tread depth
Have a non-slip surface
Be kept free of foreign objects
Not be used as a step
All of the above
Foam, carbon dioxide, and dry chemical fire extinguishers
Nearest water source
Smothering with plastic, rags, and heavy cloth
Class A fire extinguishers
All contracted employees
All affected employees
All management and supervisory personnel
Electrical workers
Whenever there is not enough oxygen
With self contained breathing apparatus and supplied air sources
To screen out dangerous and offending materials
To ensure that all dangerous substances have been removed from the atmosphere
In evacuated oil circuit breaker tanks
A
B
C
D
E
Alert or alarm
Leave the area or building
Extinguish the fire
Determine correct fire extinguisher class
Remove combustible material from the area
On each shift prior to use
Within one week of use
Within one month of use
Semi-annually
Annually
Arms
Legs
Back
Entire body
Any space where dangerous gasses can develop and oxygen might be deficient
Any small space with regard to human size or that was previously sealed without ventilation
Any non-ventilated space
Any space having limited openings for entry and exit, unfavorable ventilation, or not designated for continuous occupancy
A and B
A ship compartment
A silo
A vat
A ventilated room
A vent
An oxygen level of at least 19.5%
Keep toxic gas and vapors withing acceptable limits
Maintain oxygen levels under 23.5%
None of the above
A,B,and C
1
2
3
0
OSHA
NIOSH
EPA
NFPA
Test oxygen level first
Test for combustible gasses first
Test for toxic vapors first
Test order is not important
Authorized entrant
Authorized attendant
Trained individual acting as entry supervisor
Certified safety officer
Low flouride level
Lower explosive limit
Less explosive liquid
A measurement of toxic gas or vapor
Leal eats lasagna
None of the above
Must be acheived before entry into a confined space
Is developed to dilute toxic gasses or vapors
Contains less than 19.5% oxygen level
Is unsafe
Eliminates the need for atmospheric tests
Eliminates the need for an attendant
Eliminates the need for a permit
Reclassifies a confined space to a non confined space
None of the above
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