1. What is young modulus Young modulus = Stress divided by strain 2. What is Hooke's law Force is directly proportional to elongation produced in the material 3. The technique for establishing and maintaining priorities for various job of a project is called ? Critical Ratio Scheduling 4, Milestone Charts were invented in which year? 1940 5. The normal component of a force inclined through 6° is obtained by multiplying the force by Sin @ Cos 6 6, What is stress Force per unit area 7. What is the unit of Stress in MKS system Newton per millimeter square 8. What is Spacer Dampers It's for Bundling the conductors, Spacer dampers were originally developed to suppress bundle conductor subspan oscillations that could cause damage to multi-conductor bundle systems. 9, What are types of Insulators Long Rod, Porcelain, Glass, composite insulators are used, these are uses to hold ‘the conductors 10. What is mid span joint Mid-Span Joints are used to connect two lengths of overhead jine conductor together between the pylon towers and are classed as overhead tension joints - tension joints are available for the majority of commonly used overhead line conductors. 11. What is transmission line a conductor or conductors designed to carry electricity or an electrical signal over large distances with minimum losses and distortion.Accident Reporting ‘Who Is the first person to inform If you have an incident or identify a pezard even if no-one is injured? a = Conref™ a. Your supervisor ge, Ifyou are injured at work, no matter how insignificant itis, you ro ‘A. Report it to your supervisor & Go to the hospital OH&S Law Question What are the duties of the employer (AIMS) under WH&S law? . Follow the safety officer's instructions only & Protect workers and other persons against harm to thelr health, safety and welfare ‘Who is responsible for preparing fieldwork safety documents for trips? HSE co-ordinator Road Safety ‘Question What are the advised steps for an emergency when an animal runs in front of you on the road? Firmly apply brakes and do not swerve What is a safety data sheet (SDS)? ‘A document that contains details of the hazards associated with a chemical, and gives information on its safe use, What are the four factors to consider when lifting (T.1.L.E.)? a Toll, Inside or outside, Lifting, Energy Slips, trips and falls contribute to 50% of all accidents. What measures can be taken to reduce the risk of injury? Ensuring walkways remain unobstructed & Keeping all equipment clean and well maintained & Reporting any slip, trip or fall hazardsCan You refuse work if | feel it is unsafe? Yes, however the necessary process must be followed. Discuss the task with your supervisor explaining specifically why you feel it is unsafe. If your supervisor disagrees with your assessment and/or fails to correct the situation to your satisfaction, report it to the OHS Committee/Worker Representative as applicable to your workplace. If the committee or representative is unable to resolve the refusal, it is to be reported to OHS Inspections and an officer will investigate the circumstances around the refusal and make a ruling. A worker who has refused work may be reassigned to other reasonably equivalent work with the same wages and benefits of the normal work. A substitute worker assigned to do the work that has been refused must be informed of the refusal and the reason for that refusal. WHAT IS LOSS PREVENTION PROGRAM IT IS TO BE APPROVED FROM SEC FOR IMPLMENTATION OF SAFETY AT SITE PROCEDURES AS PER SEC ‘STANDARDS WHAT IS FIRST INCIDENT REPORT AND HOW YOU REPORT I HAVE TO REPORT FIRST INCIDENT REPORT WITHIN 24 HOURS TO LINE MANAGER & SEC OFFICE AND ‘THEN SECOND DETAILED REPORT IMMEDIATELY AFTER THAT MENTIONING THE CAUSE OF INCIDENT WHAT IS SAFE MAN HOURS SAFE MAN HOURS ARE REPORTED EVERY WEEK FOR ANY LOSS/INJURY/INCIDENT AT SITE ‘WHAT IS FIVE START SAFETY EVERY ONE AT SITE MUST FOLLOW S STAR SAFETY SEC PROCEDURES ‘WHAT IS PPE PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT IS FOR EACH PERSON AT SITE / ENGINEER / INSPECTOR , NO ONE IS ALLOWED AT SITE WIHTOUT PPE- [PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT) ‘SAFETY HAZARDS SHOULD BE HIGHLIGHTED TO ALL WHAT IS A FIRE EXTINUGHISHER ITS IS TO DEFUSE THE FIRE + FIRE EXTINUGISHERS SHOULD BE CLEALRY MARKED AND OPERATIONAL WHAT ARE EMERGINCY EXITS EMERGENCY EXITS ARE REQUIRED TO EXIT IN CASE OF FIREWHAT IS YOUR ROLE AS Safety Supervisor * Conduct daily from time to time site surveys to ensure safety procedures are complied. «Assist the Safety Manager in conducting investigation on accidents/incidents and ensure safety measures to prevent reoccurrence. * Assist the Safety Manager in logging work related hazards. + Assist the Safety Manager in conducting safety orientations to new employees. ‘+ Conduct emergency evacuation drills to ensure workers are aware on necessary actions required during emergencies ‘+ Check and update weekly and monthly inspection tags such as fire extinguisher tags and scaffold tags. + Recommend and assist in the implementation of goals and objectives, Policies establish schedules and methods, implement policies and procedures. Assure compliance ,routine inspections, surveys, induction training , Training provide supervision + Recommend and assist in the implementation of goals and objectives, establish schedules and methods for providing inspection and investigation services, implement policies and procedures. + Train assigned employees in their area of work including inspection and investigation methods, techniques, and compliance with applicable standards and specifications, + Ensure the adherence to safe work practices and procedures. ‘+ Respond to public enquiries in a courteous manner, provide information within the area of assignment, and resolve complaints in an affective and timely manner. ‘+ Review and draft correspondence related to Environment and Health issues in a special Health Programs.