OACETT IEPPE Question Answer
What is one thing that can be done to organize a safe workplace?
Limit the number of electrical cables and outlets to the bare minimum.
Distribute electrical outlets evenly around a room to avoid the clustering of electrical devices in one area of the room.
Identify all possible health and safety hazards, including electrical cables, with fluorescent tape.
Secure electrical cables to the floor and run them along walls, rather than across open spaces, whenever possible.
1. Why Workplace Organization is Critical for Safety
Awell-organized workplace reduces hazards such as trips, falls, and electrical risks.
Loose cables, clutter, and improper storage can lead to accidentsand violations ofOntario’s workplace safety laws.
2. Proper Cable Management to Prevent Hazards
Cables should be secured along walls or under flooringto prevent tripping hazards.
Proper grounding and insulation of cables prevent electrical fires and shocks.
Using cable protectors and conduit systems keeps pathways clear and safe.
3. Why Option D is Correct:
It follows best safety practices by ensuring that cables are secured and do not create trip hazards.
4. Why Other Options Are Incorrect:
A (Limiting cables and outlets)– Can lead tooverloading circuits, increasing fire risks.
B (Distributing outlets evenly)– Helpful, butdoes not directly prevent trip hazards.
C (Marking hazards with fluorescent tape)–Helpful for visibility but does not remove the hazard itself.
TESTED 24 Feb 2026
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