Electrical shock

Exposure to hazardous chemicals

Working at heights

Trip and fall accidents

Wear proper safety gear

Obtain permission from the building owner or manager

Inspect the work area for potential hazards

All of the above

Safety glasses

Rubber gloves

Insulated tools

All of the above

Ignore it and continue with the audit

Report it to the building owner or manager

Take steps to mitigate the hazard yourself

All of the above

4 feet

6 feet

8 feet

10 feet

To prevent accidental energization of equipment

To prevent unauthorized access to equipment

To protect workers from hazardous chemicals

All of the above

Seek medical attention immediately

Report the injury to your supervisor

Both of the above

None of the above

Contact with live wires

Faulty equipment

Wet or damaged insulation

All of the above

Wear proper footwear

Be aware of your surroundings

Use caution when walking on uneven surfaces

All of the above

Ventilate the space before entering

Test the air quality before entering

Have a spotter outside the space

All of the above

To identify potential hazards

To develop procedures for mitigating hazards

To train energy auditors on safety procedures

All of the above

Use a ladder that is the right size for the job

Set up the ladder on a stable surface

Have someone hold the ladder for you

All of the above

Try to force the door open

Ask the building owner or manager for the key

Leave the door locked and move on

None of the above

Safety is always the top priority

Be aware of your surroundings

Follow all safety procedures

All of the above