Tech Safety

4. do not connect two or more of anything in _____ it could burst or catch on fire
5. Do not do this with your neck when sitting
9. When wiring a breadboard use this color of wire
11. This WHMIS symbol indicates that the product is easily ignited and can burn rapidly
13. Taking these frequently can help prevent repetitive strain injuries
15. Always connect probes to the ________ places
17. don't combine ___________ of various types - could cause fires due to imbalanced load or voltage
19. (WHMIS) signifies that the material can chemically react to other material or skin destroying them in the process
20. Always ________ what you are cabling
21. Do not ____ your back when lifting
22. Do not _____ settings on a multimeter when probes are connected to the circuit or the multimeter is on
23. Always know what max _______ breadboards can handle
25. having good ____ can stop repetitive strain injuries from occurring

1. this liquid is dangerous around electrical components
2. do not ________ multimeters. Before connecting a multimeter to a circuit make sure the range switch is set to the appropriate range
3. when crimping or cabling always use the correct _____ size for application
6. one of the most underlooked hazards. If damaged can electrocute someone or catch on fire
7. Only plug in things that match the prescribed ______
8. keep your _____ as close as possible when lifting
10. always check the _______ before activating the multimeter
12. your feet should be flat on the ground and legs _______ to the ground
14. always do this after entering class or after touching your mask
16. keep what you are lifting ______ to your body
18. Anything with this WHMIS symbol is extremely reactive to oxygen
24. (WHMIS) Used to warn you that the product has a potential to be fatal, toxic or extremely harmful
26. do not let probe _____ touch each other except for a continuity check