The responsibility section of an electrical safety program identifies the       .

The       section of an electrical safety program identifies components that are used to reduce exposure an employee may have to hazards.

The training section of an electrical safety program identifies all training required for contractors and vendors.

The safety team section of an electrical safety program identifies the written procedures that will be used for specific tasks.

The responsibilities of the host employer are covered in NFPA 70E       .

The       section of an electrical safety program identifies the employees for which the electrical safety program applies, such as in-house personnel, contractors, and vendors.

Improper storage of rubber insulating gloves includes.

The approach distances listed in OSHA Table S-5 are only used for energized overhead power lines.

An unqualified person may cross the       only if they are advised of the specific hazards and are continuously escorted by a qualified person.

An example of an energized electrical work permit is located in       .