CEA Jobsite Safety Procedures 5

Question 1

Which of the following materials is considered a slip, trip, and fall hazard on a jobsite?

Accepted Answer

Electrical cords running across a walkway

Answer

Electrical cords crossing walkways create tripping hazards and must be covered or routed to avoid pedestrian paths.

Question 2

What does OSHA's 'multi-employer worksite' policy mean for electrical apprentices?

Accepted Answer

An apprentice can be cited for hazards their employer created even if another employer's workers are exposed

Answer

OSHA's multi-employer policy holds creating, exposing, correcting, and controlling employers each responsible for relevant hazards on a shared worksite.

Question 3

A worker needs to use a powder-actuated tool on a jobsite. What is required before operating this tool?

Accepted Answer

Proof of training and a valid operator card for that tool

Answer

Powder-actuated tools require operators to be trained and carry a valid card from the manufacturer for the specific tool model.

Question 4

What is the primary purpose of weekly 'toolbox talks' or 'safety briefings' on a jobsite?

Accepted Answer

To reinforce safety awareness and address site-specific hazards

Answer

Toolbox talks are short, focused safety meetings that reinforce safe practices and address hazards relevant to current work activities.

Question 5

Which of the following actions violates OSHA scaffold safety regulations on a construction site?

Accepted Answer

Climbing the cross-braces of a tubular welded frame scaffold

Answer

OSHA prohibits climbing scaffold cross-braces; access must be through a proper ladder, stairway, or access frame.

(CEA) Certified Electrical Apprentice Practice Test

(CEA) Certified Electrical Apprentice Practice Test

CEA Jobsite Safety Procedures 5