Millwright Level 1 Practice Exam

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Why should power loads not be carried loosely in pockets or aprons?

  1. They can be lost easily

  2. They can cause electrical shorts

  3. They could set off and cause serious injury

  4. They may become damaged

The correct answer is: They could set off and cause serious injury

Carrying power loads loosely in pockets or aprons poses significant safety risks. If power loads, such as batteries or electrical devices, are not secured properly, they can unintentionally activate due to movement or contact with other objects. This can lead to unexpected discharge or a short circuit, potentially causing electrical shocks, sparks, or even fires. The severity of these incidents can lead to serious injury to the individual carrying them or to others nearby. Thus, safely securing power loads is critical to prevent these hazardous situations.

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