Question

a worker standing on a freshly mopped floor is adjusting products on a metal shelf. there is an exposed wire in contact with the shelving. what is this an example of? select the best option. contacting overhead power lines contacting energized sources using extension or flexible cords improperly

Explanation:

The worker is at risk because an exposed wire is in contact with the metal shelf, which is a live - electrical situation. Contacting overhead power lines is not relevant here as there is no mention of overhead lines. The problem doesn't involve improper use of extension or flexible cords. The main issue is the exposed wire (an energized source) being in contact with the shelf, which poses a risk of electric shock to the worker.

Answer:

B. Contacting Energized Sources