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Jobsite Safety Procedures Flashcards

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  1. What does the acronym 'GFI' or 'GFCI' stand for in electrical safety?

    Answer: Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter

    GFCI stands for Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter, a device that shuts off power when it detects current leaking to ground.

  2. An extension cord on a construction site is found to have a damaged outer jacket exposing the inner insulation. The correct action is to:

    Answer: Remove it from service immediately and tag it as defective

    Damaged extension cords must be removed from service immediately to prevent shock or fire hazard.

  3. When using a ladder to access an elevated work area, the ladder must extend at least how far above the landing?

    Answer: 3 feet

    OSHA requires ladders to extend at least 3 feet above the upper landing to provide a handhold for workers stepping on or off.

  4. Which type of fire extinguisher is appropriate for an electrical fire?

    Answer: Class C

    Class C extinguishers use non-conductive agents and are rated for electrical fires involving energized equipment.

  5. Before beginning work in a confined space, workers must ensure the atmosphere is tested for which conditions?

    Answer: Oxygen content, flammable gases, and toxic contaminants

    OSHA requires testing confined spaces for oxygen deficiency/enrichment, flammable gases, and toxic air contaminants before entry.

  6. Which of the following is an example of an administrative control for jobsite hazards?

    Answer: Rotating workers to limit exposure time

    Administrative controls change how work is performed, such as rotating workers to limit exposure duration.

  7. What is the correct procedure when a worker finds an unlabeled container of liquid on a jobsite?

    Answer: Treat it as hazardous and contact the site supervisor for identification

    Unlabeled containers must be treated as potentially hazardous and reported to a supervisor for proper identification under OSHA's HazCom standard.