Elevator Safety (FPP)

2. For pit access, testing the door lock and then the stop switch is called this.
3. type of stored energy found in capacitor.
4. what should be placed as close to the source as possible.
5. what you place your jumper kit on while using jumpers.
7. when do you count your jumpers.
8. height in inches of mid rail of proper guardrail.
9. what you perform to identify potential hazards before entering cartop or pit.
11. type of stored energy found in a resistor pack.
13. if I enter the top of car on the fourth floor, the floor I exit.
15. what must be done when two people are involved with lock out tag out.
16. where I shouldn't stand when lifting a load.
17. height in inches for top rail of proper guardrail.
19. number of pieces of PPE when doing lock out tag out.
20. what you use to block the doors from accidentally closing for pit and top of car access.
21. type of stored energy found in hoisting and rigging.

1. what you perform before fully lifting a load.
6. when do you test your meter as part of lock out tag out process.
10. force in pounds that the top rail can withstand for a proper guardrail.
12. Material that can not be used for landing blocks.
14. how to avoid sharp edges when lifting a load.
15. type of stored energy found in a battery.
16. For top of car inspection, the direction I test first.
18. how many locks can one person install when doing lock out tag out with two people.