AEP Safety Procedures & PPE 2

Question 1

What is the minimum approach distance (MAD) primarily designed to protect workers from?

Accepted Answer

Contact with energized conductors and arc flash hazards

Answer

MAD establishes a safe boundary that protects workers from both direct contact with energized conductors and the dangers of arc flash.

Question 2

When must a worker stop and reassess before continuing a task under AEP's stop-work authority policy?

Accepted Answer

When the worker observes an unsafe condition or feels the work is unsafe

Answer

AEP's stop-work authority empowers any employee to halt work whenever they observe an unsafe condition or have a concern about safety.

Question 3

Which type of glove insulation class is rated for up to 17,000 volts AC?

Accepted Answer

Class 2

Answer

Class 2 rubber insulating gloves are rated for a maximum use voltage of 17,000 volts AC.

Question 4

Before climbing a wood utility pole, a lineworker should inspect it for:

Accepted Answer

Rot, woodpecker holes, and structural soundness

Answer

Inspecting for rot, damage, and structural integrity ensures the pole can safely support the worker's weight before climbing.

Question 5

What does LOTO stand for in AEP safety procedures?

Accepted Answer

Lockout/Tagout

Answer

LOTO (Lockout/Tagout) is the procedure used to isolate energy sources and prevent accidental re-energization during maintenance.

(AEP) American Electric Power Practice Test