Electrical Safety Rules

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1

Which of the following statements apply to working on extra low voltage equipment?

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Extra low voltage equipment must always be proved dead before work can commence.
2

In electrical terminology, what is the correct definition of extra low voltage?

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A voltage which does not exceed 50 Volts AC between conductors or between any conductor and earth.
3

The Electrical Safety Rules are designed to work in conjunction with a ship’s Risk Assessment Process and Permit to Work System.

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True.
4

Which of the following is the correct definition of a Hazardous Area?

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An area in which explosive gas or air mixtures are present or may be expected to be present in quantities which require special precautions for the construction and use of electrical apparatus.
5

Which of the following statements are true in relation to the safe use of electrical equipment?

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All equipment should be suitable for purpose.; All equipment should be properly maintained.; All equipment should be used in line with the manufacturer’s guidelines.
6

Which of the following is used as guidance for electrical safety onboard seagoing vessels?

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SOLAS Chapter II-1 Construction – Structure, subdivision and stability, machinery and electrical installations, Part D Electrical Installations.
7

The Master is responsible for ensuring the seaworthiness, navigation, cargo and maintenance of their vessel, in accordance with all mandatory regulations.

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True.
8

Which of the following members of personnel is responsible for the safe and efficient operation and maintenance all electrical plant and equipment onboard?

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Electro-Technical Officer.
9

Which of the following are typical duties of the Electro-Technical Officer?

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Ensuring that all records, manuals and technical drawings are updated and maintained in a correct and useable form.; Carrying out regular inspections of all electrical power management systems to ensure that they conform with standards of operation and maintenance.
10

Which of the following are the main roles that are directly involved in Electrical Safety?

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Electro-Technical Officer.; Chief Engineer.; Master.
11

Which of the following statements concerning the Chief Engineer are true?

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The Chief Engineer reports to the Master.; The Chief Engineer is responsible for the technical management of the vessel.
12

Which of the following are specialised items of electrical safety equipment?

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Insulated mats.; Insulated shepherd’s crooks.
13

It is extremely important for all personnel to wear the correct Personal Protective Equipment as it could provide protection from serious injury.

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True.
14

Which of the following statements are true in relation to the safe use of electrical equipment?

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Electrical personnel must work within the Permit to Work System.; Electrical personnel must wear appropriate PPE.; There are specific precautions that must be taken for electrical work.
15

Which of the following is required before testing can be completed on high voltage electrical equipment?

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A Sanction for Test document.
16

Which of the following precautions must be taken when working on low voltage systems?

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All equipment must be proved dead by testing.; Barriers must be erected to stop unauthorised persons entering the area.; Danger notices must be attached to equipment or systems.
17

Which of the following statements apply to electrical isolation?

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All electrical equipment must be regarded as live until proven dead.; An electrical isolation must be secured with a suitable locking device.
18

What is the purpose of a lock out system?

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To ensure that it is not possible to de-isolate electrical equipment or systems with the proper authority and the correct procedure being followed.
19

How is low voltage electrical equipment earthed?

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By applying portable earthing leads.
20

The term “high voltage” equates to which of the following?

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A voltage greater than 1 000 Volts AC or 1 500 Volts DC between conductors.; A voltage greater than 600 Volts AC or 900 Volts DC between conductors and earth.
21

What is the meant by Electrical Isolation?

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The disconnection and separation of electrical equipment from every source of electrical energy in such a way that this disconnection and separation is secure.
22

All electrical equipment should undergo regular inspection and maintenance, and gas testing must always be carried out before and during any electrical work taking place in a hazardous area.

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True.
23

Which of the following hazards are related to battery bank systems?

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Production of explosive gases during changing.; Corrosive materials.
24

Static electricity is a particular hazard with which of the following types of equipment?

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Grit blasting equipment.; Rotating equipment.
25

What is PAT testing?

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Testing portable equipment.
26

Which are the most common hazards associated with electrical work?

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Electrical fires.; Electrocution.; Shock.; Risk of fire or explosion from ignition of flammable gas, liquid or vapour.

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Electrical fires.; Electrocution.; Shock.
27

Which of the following precautions must be taken when working on telecommunications equipment?

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Non-magnetic tools should always be used when testing or fault finding in the proximity of high magnetic tools.; Any work carried out on antenna or aerial tuning units should be isolated to the same standard as electrical equipment so that they cannot be energised.