QUESTIONING TOOL

Questions to probe the candidate’s underpinning Satisfactory

knowledge Response
Extension / Reflection Questions Yes No

1. What would you do first when you are instructed by

your supervisor to replace a defective circuit breaker?

2. Enumerate at least 2 types of electrical protective

devices.

3. What would you do if you are about to check if there

is a current flowing in a device and you only have a
ohmmeter?

4. What would you do if the pointer of a multi-tester

you are about to use does not deflect upon shorting the
positive to the negative probe?

5. What is the unit of measure of electric current.

6.) What do you call an octagonal shaped electrical

material where the connections or joints of wires are
being done. It is also where the flush type lamp holder
is attached.

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Safety Questions Yes No

7.Enumerate the basic PPE’s used when installing

electrical protective devices or doing electrical works.

8. Will you do electrical works instructed to you by

your supervisor even though you are not wearing your
PPE?

9. If you are going to replace a defective circuit breaker,

will you turn the main power on the electrical panel off

10.Will you practice doing the PEC standard and

regulations and OSH procedures?

11. why is doing horseplay not allowed inside the

workshop area while doing electrical works.
Job Role / Environment Questions

12. What can you do as a trainee to help make the

materials, equipments, devices and tools you are using
inside the training center to keep it running and in
good condition.

13. As a trainee what can you contribute in

maintaining the cleanliness of the workshop or training
center?

14. Enumerate some duties and responsibilities of a

electrician in our daily life.
Contingency Questions

15. What will happen if a spliced wire or cable is not

properly inserted into the holes of a convenience
outlet?

16. What will happen if a circuit breaker senses a short

circuit in its entire circuitry?

17. What might happen if you did not follow the safety
standard and procedures in installing electrical job?

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Rules and Regulations Yes No
18. What is the maximum allowable training hours for
a trainee inside the Workshop / Training area
19. Wearing of Slipper and Sando is NOT allowed
during the training hours.
20. Keep your work area Neat, Clean and arranged
after the scheduled training hours.
21. Safety standards and procedures in accordance to
PEC and OSH must always be implemented.

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Answers:

Extension/Reflection Questions:
1. Check using multi meter if there is a current running through the
device, if none , we turn OFF the main power from panel to remove the
circuit breaker for troubleshooting.
2. Circuit Breaker and GFCI (Ground fault circuit interrupter are some of
the types of a circuit breaker).
3. Checked for the cable or wire continuity.
4. Try to check if the battery is still ok; also checked if the probe pointer
handle is broken and has cut on the cable.
5. Ampere or Amperes.
6. Junction Box.

Safety Questions:
7. The basic PPE’s used in installing electrical protective device are
Hardhat, eye goggle,vest, gloves and safety shoes
8. No, I will request for a proper and functioning Personal Protective
devices to be worn before I start doing the job.
9. Yes I will turn the Main Breaker to the OFF position to avoid electrical
shock when we start to install the new Circuit Breaker,
10. Yes I will practice installing electrical lay-out and cabling of wires and
cables in accordance to PEC and OSH to avoid accidents and damage to
the property.
11. Horseplay is not allowed during the training because it can disturb
other trainees, and also can cause damage to materials and equipments.

Job Roles / Environement Quesstions

12. Use the materials, equipments and tools carefully and return it to its
designated cabinets /area for the next users.
13. Help in cleaning the workshop area, and avoid littering.
14. An electrician is the one doing the electrical works in a house, office,
building, etc. He is also in-charge in troubleshooting and repairing any
electrical error and problems.

Contingency Questions
15. a spliced wire that is not properly inserted in a hole of a convenience
outlet can cause arching of electricity and later on causes fire.
16. The circuit breaker automatically cut the connection of wire or open the
connection of the entire circuitry by tripping the circuit breaker to cut the
current flowing.
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17. It can cause electric shock to a nearby person or worst can cause fire to
a certain house.

Rules and Regulations

18. A trainee is allowed to stay, work and train inside the workshop for 4 hs
daily.
19. Sando and Slipper is not allowed inside the working area for it is not
safe to work in electrical jobs, we must strictly observed the wearing of
PPE’s.
20. It is already a policy in the workshop to ensure the working area are all
clean.
21. Yes it must always be make sure that we are following the PEC and OSH
standards procedures to avoid any accident.

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CBLM on date developed: Issued by:
Trainers Methodology Level 1 November 2018 Subic Bay page
EIM NC-II developed by: Colleges, Inc. 5of5
E.D. PADULLON
date modified:
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