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Safety Procedures & PPE Flashcards

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  1. What is the minimum number of personnel required to perform a live-line bare-hand transmission line maintenance task?

    Answer: 3 qualified linemen with a foreman

    Bare-hand live-line work requires at least 3 qualified workers — 2 on the line and a ground-level observer/foreman.

  2. Which OSHA standard primarily governs electrical safety requirements for BGE utility workers?

    Answer: 29 CFR 1910.269

    29 CFR 1910.269 is the OSHA standard specifically governing electric power generation, transmission, and distribution.

  3. Before using rubber insulating gloves in the field, a BGE technician should perform what test?

    Answer: Air inflation test and visual inspection

    Rubber insulating gloves must be air-inflated and visually inspected before each use to check for holes or deterioration.

  4. What color is used for BGE's caution tags in the lockout/tagout program?

    Answer: Yellow

    Yellow caution tags indicate a hazardous condition that is not immediately dangerous but requires corrective action.

  5. When a BGE gas crew is purging a gas main, what is the key safety precaution to prevent ignition?

    Answer: Ensure all ignition sources are eliminated from the purge area

    All ignition sources — flames, electrical equipment, vehicles — must be removed from the purge area to prevent combustion.

  6. What does the term 'two-man rule' mean in BGE safety procedures?

    Answer: A second worker must be present when performing high-hazard tasks

    The two-man rule requires a second trained worker present during high-hazard tasks to provide assistance or call for help.

  7. A BGE employee notices a co-worker has skipped wearing a hard hat in an active work zone. What is the correct action?

    Answer: Immediately remind the co-worker and ensure compliance before continuing

    Every employee has the authority and responsibility to stop unsafe behavior immediately — safety culture depends on peer accountability.