27 Final Test (1h)

Final Test tools and equipment

1. From the list below, circle the tools you would find on a properly equipped lineman belt: (you may choose more than one item.)

• Richo jack
• Ball peen hammer
• Metal tape measure
• 9 inch lineman pliers
• Flat screwdriver
• Crescent wrench
• Robertson screwdriver
• Skinning knife

 

2.Precision tools such as lineman pliers and crescent wrenches should never be used as a _______________. These tools should always be kept clean and lubricated with _______________ or _________________.

 

3.Match the type of cutter (in the left column) with the most appropriate description (in the right column.) (You may choose more than one type of cutter for some of the descriptions)

a) Bolt Cutter	____ Two beveled edges.
b) Wire Cutter	____ Hooked jaws for softer metals.
c) Cable Cutter	____ Used for conductor and soft bolts.
	____ One flat edge.
	____ Never to be used on steel.
	____ Used on harder steel.
	____ Adjust so light is barely visible when jaws are closed.
	____ Appropriate for cutting guy steel.
	____ Appropriate for cutting ACSR
	____ Appropriate for cutting lags
	____ Appropriate for cutting 4/0 copper

 

4.(T/F) Proper training is not required to operate power tools.

 

5.(T/F) PPE is not required when operating power tools.

 

6.(T/F) Face shields must be used when operating grinders.

 

7.(T/F) A series connection will result in one path only.

 

8.A parallel connection will result in a circuit with:

• One path at most
• Two paths at least
• No paths at all
• None of the above.

 

9.( T / F ) To prevent damage to meters, start on the lowest scale possible and work up.

 

10.Do not use a hotstick if: (three things)

 

 

 

11.Before any live line tool is applied to an energized conductor, it must be ________________down with a ___________________________cloth.

 

12.( T / F ) If the inspection due date on a grip – all hotstick is expired, you may continue to use the stick if it appears to be clean.

 

13.( T / F ) Before using a grip-all hotstick, it must be inspected for proper operation, tight rivets, and thoroughly wiped with a silicon cloth.

 

 

14.( T / F ) Hotsticks can be used beyond the test date if they appear to be in proper working condition. (F)

 

15.When using rigging for hoisting material, the safety factor is: (C)

• 10% of the breaking strength
• 15% of the breaking strength
• 20% of the breaking strength

 

16.When determining the safe working load of nylon rope, you must: (C)

• Divide the manufacturers breaking strength by 8
• Divide the manufacturers breaking strength by 6
• Divide the manufacturers breaking strength by 5

 

17.____________________the body belt for proper condition. Ensure the D – rings are _________________fastened, and any missing rivets are ____________________. The buckle and tongue ______________________ should also be checked for their condition.

 

18.State the main purposes of the lineman’s pole strap. (3 items)

 

19.The minimum length of each gaff is to be ( 1-1/4 inches / 2 inches / 1-7/8 inches ). This is measured with a ( ruler / length gauge / gaff stone ).

Answer Key

1. (b, d, e, f, h)

2. (hammer, light oil, graphite)

3. (b, c, a, a, c, b, a, b, b, a and b, a, c)

4. F, 5. F, 6. T, 7. T, 8. B, 9. F

10. (inspection due date sticker is invalid, tool is damaged, condition of tool is in doubt.)

11. (wiped, silicone impregnated)

12. F, 13. T, 14. F, 15. C, 16. C,

17. (Inspect, completely, replaced, holes )

18. (Support the lineman securely at his work location. To allow free use of both hands. To assist in the climbing procedure.)

19. (1-1/4 inches, ruler)

Version Control 

Version	Date	Description
*Annotated	December 10	Annotated comments from SaskPower review- Chris and Preston
V5.01	Jan 9	Revisions based on comments from SaskPower and Nicole A.
V5	Jan 10	Release to SIIT internal