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    This document provides an overview of safety procedures for high-risk activities and industries, with a focus on electrical safety. It contains a true/false quiz about electrical safety, fall protection requirements, lock-out/tag-out procedures, and other basic safety topics. Key points covered include that electrical equipment is a major cause of workplace fires; workers should use tools and protective gear with no metal parts around electricity; electrical shock can cause injury; fall arrest anchorages must support at least 5,000 lbs; and lock-out/tag-out prevents machines from starting up during repair or maintenance.

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    This document provides an overview of safety procedures for high-risk activities and industries, with a focus on electrical safety. It contains a true/false quiz about electrical safety, fall protection requirements, lock-out/tag-out procedures, and other basic safety topics. Key points covered include that electrical equipment is a major cause of workplace fires; workers should use tools and protective gear with no metal parts around electricity; electrical shock can cause injury; fall arrest anchorages must support at least 5,000 lbs; and lock-out/tag-out prevents machines from starting up during repair or maintenance.

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    Overview of Safety and Basic Safety Procedures in High Risk Activities and Industries

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    This document provides an overview of safety procedures for high-risk activities and industries, with a focus on electrical safety. It contains a true/false quiz about electrical safety, fall protection requirements, lock-out/tag-out procedures, and other basic safety topics. Key points covered include that electrical equipment is a major cause of workplace fires; workers should use tools and protective gear with no metal parts around electricity; electrical shock can cause injury; fall arrest anchorages must support at least 5,000 lbs; and lock-out/tag-out prevents machines from starting up during repair or maintenance.

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    ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT AND SAFETY

    NAME: __________________________________
    Paul Jesther D. Luluquisin Score: ___________
    Section: _________________________________
    BSCE 3A Date: ____________

    Activity 4.1
    “Overview of Safety and Basic Safety Procedures in High Risk Activities and Industries”

    True or False: Write True if the statement is correct and False if it’s not.

    1. _______________
    True Electrical equipment is the most common cause of workplace fires.
    2. _______________
    True Working around electricity calls for tools and protective gear with no
    metal parts.
    3. _______________
    True Electrical shock can and does cause injury.
    4. _______________
    True Anchorages used for attachment of personal fall arrest equipment
    must be capable of supporting at least 5,000 lbs.
    5. _______________
    False Lock-out/tag-out ensures that machines can’t start up during repair or
    maintenance.
    6. _______________
    True If you witness electrical equipment sparks, smokes, has a smell, or
    shocks, do not use the equipment and report it in the concern staff.
    7. _______________
    True In construction industry, workers must be protected from falls when
    the height in ladder is at least 6ft.
    8. _______________
    True Grounding prevents wires from turning people who touch them into
    electrical conductors.
    9. _______________
    False A small electrical fire can be put out with warm water.
    10. _______________
    False Lock-out/Tag-out procedures are common sense and don’t require
    special training for employees.
    11. _______________
    False In construction industry, workers must be protected from falls when
    the height in scaffold is at least 15ft.
    12. _______________
    False An electrical cord that is good for indoor use is also good for outdoor
    use.
    13. _______________
    True Locks and tags are equally good choices for lock-out/tag-out.
    14. _______________
    False Noise is not a kind of pollution in community.
    15. _______________
    False The life span of Barricades can last up to 15years.

    2nd Semester 2020-2021 | College of Engineering (Department of Civil Engineering) 1

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