SafetyQuestion 1347 of 1605
Which practice reduces electrical shock hazards from temporary jobsite wiring?
a.Splicing cords with tape
b.Removing the ground pin from plugs
c.Overloading circuits
d.Using GFCI protection and keeping cords out of water and walkways
Explanation
GFCI protection, undamaged grounded cords, and keeping cords clear of water and traffic reduce shock and trip hazards. Removing ground pins or splicing cords creates dangerous conditions.
Law Reference: 29 CFR 1926.404Practice all 1605 questions free — no signup required.
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