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  1. Under OSHA's lockout/tagout standard (29 CFR 1910.147), when three technicians service the same air handler, what is the correct lockout practice?

    Answer: Each technician applies a personal lock, often using a group lockout hasp

    Every authorized employee must have personal control of the energy isolation, so each one applies their own lock, usually on a multi-lock hasp.

  2. After applying locks to an electrical disconnect, what step must come before work begins?

    Answer: Verify zero energy by attempting to start the equipment or testing with a meter

    Verifying isolation, such as a try-start or a live-dead-live meter test, confirms the hazardous energy is actually controlled.

  3. How often does OSHA require a periodic inspection of energy control procedures?

    Answer: At least annually

    29 CFR 1910.147(c)(6) requires the employer to inspect energy control procedures at least once a year.

  4. A maintenance worker has to enter a sewage ejector pit that could hold hydrogen sulfide. How does OSHA classify this space?

    Answer: Permit-required confined space

    A confined space with a potentially hazardous atmosphere meets the definition of a permit-required confined space under 29 CFR 1910.146.

  5. What acceptable oxygen range does OSHA set for confined space entry?

    Answer: 19.5% to 23.5%

    OSHA treats air below 19.5% oxygen as deficient and above 23.5% as enriched.

  6. In what order should a confined space atmosphere be tested before entry?

    Answer: Oxygen, flammables, toxics

    Oxygen comes first because many combustible gas sensors need enough oxygen to read accurately; flammables come next, then toxics.

  7. Which role must remain outside a permit-required confined space for the whole entry?

    Answer: Attendant

    The attendant watches the entrants from outside and must never go in to attempt a rescue.

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