What is the typical outcome of a hazard assessment for temporary wiring installations?

• A. It identifies hazards and ensures proper protection.
• B. It allocates budget for PPE.
• C. It guarantees zero hazards.
• D. It results in a formal list of required protective measures.

Answer: (D)

The main idea is that a hazard assessment for temporary wiring translates risks into concrete controls. The typical outcome is a formal, written list of protective measures that must be put in place to mitigate the identified hazards. This makes it clear exactly what protections are needed—like insulation, guarding, proper grounding, use of GFCI, appropriate PPE, safe work practices, and necessary procedures—before work starts. It isn’t about budgeting for PPE or promising zero hazards; it’s about documenting the specific protections required to reduce risk to acceptable levels.