B3 Flashcards

1
Q

Electrical Hazards (7)

A

Machine power cords​

Motors ​

Solenoids ​

Capacitors ​

Generators ​

Batteries ​

Photovoltaic Arrays

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2
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Hazardous energy types (4)

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Electrical
Hydraulic (oil, water)​
Pneumatic (air)
Mechanical (springs, rollers)​

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3
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When is a piece of equipment considered to have zero electrical potential

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When the piece of equipment is Isolated and connected to ground

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4
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Steps to make a piece of electrical equipment safe

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Stop it. Lock it. Check it. Ground it. ​

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5
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How to lock out hydraulic or pneumatic lines

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locate the supply valve for the system and lock out the valve

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6
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different toxic gasses (5)

A

Carbon Monoxide​

Chlorine ​

Sulphur dioxide ​

Hydrogen Chloride ​

Ammonia

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7
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Characteristics of hydrogen sulphide

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Colourless​

Poisonous ​

Rotten Egg Odour (think Sulfur)​

Found in natural gas ​

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8
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Characteristics of methane

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Explosion is the main danger​

By product of backed up sewers ​

Will displace Oxygen to below the point necessary to sustain life, acting as an asphyxiant

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9
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different combustible gases (5)

A

Methane ​
Natural Gas​
​Propane ​
Hydrogen ​
Cleaning Solvents

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10
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What is LEL and UEL

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Lower explosive limit
upper explosive limit
where gasses are no longer combustable

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11
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Can apprentices lock out

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they cant initiate lock out but they can add locks

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12
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Steps for lock out (4)

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Identify the equipment to be shut down​

Test the controls to turn off equipment, wait until it comes to a stop​

Identify the correct electrical source and disconnect it​

 Plugged in equipment ​

 Circuit breakers ​

 Safety switch disconnect ​

Put your personal lock on the switch using a scissor adapter…lock should include ​

a. Name, date, time location and identity of equipment

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13
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What is the left hand rule

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Stand to the right of the switch​

Turn your head to the right, incase the fuse blows​

Use left hand to operate the switch ​

Check the voltage with a voltmeter or voltage tick​

If fuses are used pull the fuses ​

Close the panel door​

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14
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When do you have to lock out a cord end

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When its not in your line of sight

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15
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When do you use a key box

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when multiple machines need to be locked out by multiple people

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