B2

Question 1

Q: What is Job Safety Analysis (JSA)?

Answer 1

A: A method to identify and control or eliminate job hazards before they occur.

Question 2

Q: What are the three stages of Job Safety Analysis?

Answer 2

A: 1) Identify job steps, 2) Identify hazards for each step, 3) Determine preventative measures for each hazard.

Question 3

Q: What are common areas of hazards for electricians?

Answer 3

A: Energized equipment, working at elevations, handling heavy materials, confined spaces, and extreme temperatures

Question 4

Q: What is “Hot Work”?

Answer 4

A: Tasks that could cause a fire, such as welding, grinding, or drilling near combustible materials.

Question 5

Q: What are the steps for performing “Hot Work” safely?

Answer 5

A: Sweep the area clean, have a fire extinguisher ready, fill out a permit, wear PPE, and monitor for 30 minutes post-work​ and then keep an eye on it every hour for 4 hours

Question 6

What factors affect electric shock?

Answer 6

A: Amount of current Flow​

Path of current through the body​

Type of Voltage—AC or DC​

Voltage Value ​

Length of Time the body is energized​

Condition of Skin​

Area of Contact

Question 7

Q: What should you do when rescuing a shock victim?

Answer 7

A: Do not touch the victim, remove electricity, and if they are unconscious, start artificial respiration​

Question 8

What amount of current is fatal

Answer 8

50mA

Question 9

What is consider extra low voltage

Answer 9

1-30v

Question 10

What is low voltage

Answer 10

31v-750v

Question 11

what is high voltage

Answer 11

750V and higher

Question 12

What is the best option when there is a hazard

Answer 12

try to eliminate it

Question 13

Q: What is the main mandate of WorkSafeBC?

Answer 13

A: To keep workers and workplaces safe and secure from injury, illness, and disease

Question 14

Q: What does the definition of an accident include according to WorkSafeBC?

Answer 14

A: A willful and intentional act not caused by the worker, or a fortuitous event occasioned by physical or natural causes​(B2-Lt 03).

Question 15

Q: What are common causes for compensation from WorkSafeBC?

Answer 15

A: Personal injury, mental stress, occupational disease, and hearing loss​(B2-Lt 03).

Question 16

Q: What is asbestos and why is it dangerous?

Answer 16

A: Asbestos is a fire-resistant mineral fiber that can cause diseases, and has caused more worker deaths than any other workplace injury since 2000​(B2-Lt 03).

Question 17

Q: What are employers’ responsibilities on the job site?

Answer 17

A: Remedy hazardous conditions, ensure workers know hazards, comply with regulations, provide safety equipment, and conduct inspections​(B2-Lt 03).

Question 18

Q: What are the workers’ responsibilities for safety?

Answer 18

A: Protect health and safety, wear protective gear, report hazards, and refuse unsafe work​(B2-Lt 03).

Question 19

Q: What is the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Regulation?

Answer 19

A: A legal document outlining workplace safety requirements, divided into core, hazard, and industry-specific parts​(B2-Lt 03).

Question 20

Q: What should be included in a noise control program according to OHS regulations?

Answer 20

A: Noise measurement, education, engineered controls, hearing protection, and hearing testing​(B2-Lt 03).

Question 21

Q: What are employers’ responsibilities regarding PPE?

Answer 21

A: Provide PPE at no cost, ensure it’s used correctly, and check for hazards like loose clothing or jewelry​(B2-Lt 03).

Question 22

Q: What defines a confined space?

Answer 22

A: An area not designed for continuous human occupancy that requires a standby person to monitor workers every 20 minutes​(B2-Lt 03).

Question 23

Q: What are the steps for lockout safety?

Answer 23

A: Lock out energy sources, maintain control of keys, and remove locks after work​(B2-Lt 03).

Question 24

Q: What must be done with unsafe tools and machinery?

Answer 24

A: They must be removed from the jobsite​(B2-Lt 03).

Question 25

Q: What does the OHS regulation require for working on low voltage systems?

Answer 25

A: Systems must be disconnected unless it’s unreasonable, and appropriate PPE must be used​

Question 26

Q: What is the requirement for GFCIs during construction?

Answer 26

A: GFCIs must be used on circuits for portable electrical equipment used outdoors or in damp locations​(B2-Lt 03).

Question 27

Minimum distance to work on 750V-75kv

Answer 27

3m, 10ft

Question 28

Can you work on live lighting above 250v

Answer 28

no

Question 29

deadliest voltage

Answer 29

347V

Question 30

What part is electrical?

Answer 30

19

Question 31

What grade ladder

Answer 31

grade 1

Question 32

What are the three things needed for a fire

Answer 32

oxygen, fuel, heat

Question 33

What is class A fire

Answer 33

Ordinary combustibles
like wood

Question 34

What is class B fire

Answer 34

Flammable liquids

Question 35

What is class C fire

Answer 35

Electrical

Question 36

What is class D fire

Answer 36

Combustible metals like magnesium, titanium

Question 37

What fire extinguisher has big horn

Answer 37

CO2

Question 38

Best fire extinguisher

Answer 38

Triplex ABC

Question 39

Why use purple K extinguisher

Answer 39

twice as effective as normal ones

Question 40

What is the danger of charging batteries

Answer 40

they give off hyrdogen

Question 41

First step if you see a fire

Answer 41

Sound the alarm

Question 42

What are hazards you should check for before attempting to fight a fire

Answer 42

Electrical hazards, explosive hazards, toxic fumes

Question 43

when is it ok to fight a fire

Answer 43

when it is small, contained and not spreading

Question 44

how should you position yourself when fighting a fire

Answer 44

with your back to the exit

Question 45

Steps for using fire extinguisher

Answer 45

P - pull the pin
A- aim at base of fire
S - squeeze the trigger
S - Sweep from side to side