FREE EIAT and NEIEP Safety and Code Questions and Answers Flashcards
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Which of the following is a common cause of electrical fires?
Answer: Overloaded circuits
Overloaded circuits generate excess heat that can ignite surrounding materials, making them a leading cause of electrical fires.
When is a GFCI outlet required by the NEC?
Answer: In bathrooms, kitchens, garages, and outdoor locations
The NEC requires GFCI protection in areas where water and electricity may come into contact, including bathrooms, kitchens, and outdoor locations.
What is the purpose of conduit in electrical installations?
Answer: To protect wiring from physical damage and provide a raceway
Conduit protects electrical wiring from physical damage, moisture, and interference while providing a neat, organized raceway for conductors.
What does 'bonding' mean in electrical work?
Answer: Connecting metal parts together to ensure electrical continuity and reduce shock risk
Bonding connects conductive parts together so they are at the same electrical potential, preventing dangerous voltage differences between metal surfaces.
What is the purpose of the NEC's conduit fill rules?
Answer: To limit the number of conductors in a conduit to prevent overheating
NEC conduit fill rules limit how many wires can be installed in a conduit to prevent overheating and damage to wire insulation.
According to OSHA, what is an 'assured equipment grounding conductor program'?
Answer: A written safety program for inspecting and testing grounding of power tools on construction sites
OSHA allows this documented program as an alternative to GFCI protection on construction sites, requiring regular inspections of tools and cords.
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