Question

this question: 7 point(s) possible please select the correct answer from the dropdown list on the right 1 a(n) ____ is the conducting connection between electrical equipment or an electrical circuit and the earth. 2 a horizontal board called a(n) __ is used at the top level on all open sides of scaffolds and platforms. 3 __ is the company organization that includes reporting procedures and supervisory responsibility. 4 the process of joining metal parts using an electric arc is known as __. 5 wood or metal braces placed diagonally from the bottom of one rail to the top of another rail in order to provide support are referred to as __. 6 when a whole company sees the value of safety it is said to have a(n) __. 7 an area that is enclosed, fenced, covered, or otherwise protected by barriers, rails, covers, or platforms to prevent dangerous contact is said to be ____.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each question based on safety and construction terminology:

1.

The conducting connection between electrical equipment/circuit and earth is Ground (safety ground for electrical systems).

2.

A horizontal board at the top level of scaffolds/platforms is a Top rail (part of scaffold safety, top rail for guardrail).

3.

The company organization with reporting/supervisory roles is Management system (organizational structure for safety management).

4.

Joining metal parts with an electric arc is Arc welding (welding process using electric arc).

5.

Diagonal braces between rails for support are Guarded? Wait, no—diagonal braces for rail support (like in scaffolding) are Cross bracing? Wait, no, the term for diagonal braces (wood/metal) between rails (e.g., scaffold rails) is Cross bracing? Wait, the dropdown has "Guarded", "Cross bracing", etc. Wait, recheck: "Wood or metal braces placed diagonally from bottom of one rail to top of another rail to provide support"—this is Cross bracing (structural bracing). Wait, the dropdown options: let's list the right column (from image: Safety culture, Ground, Top rail, Management system, Arc welding, Guarded, Cross bracing).

So:

1. Ground (electrical ground)
2. Top rail (scaffold top rail)
3. Management system (company’s safety management org)
4. Arc welding (electric arc welding)
5. Cross bracing (diagonal support braces)
6. Safety culture (company’s safety values)
7. Guarded (area protected by barriers/covers is guarded)

Final Answers (matching each blank):

1. Ground
2. Top rail
3. Management system
4. Arc welding
5. Cross bracing
6. Safety culture
7. Guarded

Answer:

To solve this, we analyze each question based on safety and construction terminology:

1.

The conducting connection between electrical equipment/circuit and earth is Ground (safety ground for electrical systems).

2.

A horizontal board at the top level of scaffolds/platforms is a Top rail (part of scaffold safety, top rail for guardrail).

3.

The company organization with reporting/supervisory roles is Management system (organizational structure for safety management).

4.

Joining metal parts with an electric arc is Arc welding (welding process using electric arc).

5.

Diagonal braces between rails for support are Guarded? Wait, no—diagonal braces for rail support (like in scaffolding) are Cross bracing? Wait, no, the term for diagonal braces (wood/metal) between rails (e.g., scaffold rails) is Cross bracing? Wait, the dropdown has "Guarded", "Cross bracing", etc. Wait, recheck: "Wood or metal braces placed diagonally from bottom of one rail to top of another rail to provide support"—this is Cross bracing (structural bracing). Wait, the dropdown options: let's list the right column (from image: Safety culture, Ground, Top rail, Management system, Arc welding, Guarded, Cross bracing).

So:

1. Ground (electrical ground)
2. Top rail (scaffold top rail)
3. Management system (company’s safety management org)
4. Arc welding (electric arc welding)
5. Cross bracing (diagonal support braces)
6. Safety culture (company’s safety values)
7. Guarded (area protected by barriers/covers is guarded)

Final Answers (matching each blank):

1. Ground
2. Top rail
3. Management system
4. Arc welding
5. Cross bracing
6. Safety culture
7. Guarded