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- 4. Shock or ______ occurs when a person touches an energized (live) part and becomes part of a circuit
- 7. Finish the old saying "It's not the voltage that kills you; it's the ______"
- 10. This material is thought to be an insulator, but it actually can conduct electricity (poorly) especially when wet or has metal brackets.
- 11. Proper ____ and following safe job procedures is a much more effective way to maintain the saftery of those working on electrical equipment than wearing the proper level of PPE.
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- 1. Failure to do this to circuits and follow lockout/tagout procedures is one of the leading causes for electrical accidents.
- 2. What is a flashover of electric current through air in electrical equipment from one exposed live conductor to another or to the ground? Electric ___.
- 3. A combination of the likelihood of occurrence of injury or damage to health and the severity of the injury or damage to health that results from a hazard
- 5. What is a relatively good thermal insulator?
- 6. Limited and restricted ______ are boundaries for shock protection only. They have nothing to do with protecting workers from arc-flash and arc-blast.
- 8. What pathway does the third (bottom) prong on a plug provide for electricity that is straying or leaking from a product? A path to _____.
- 9. Meters intended for use only on electronic equipment.