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What is the first step when working with electrical equipment?

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Always ensure that equipment is turned off and properly grounded before handling.

What is the danger of working near a high-voltage antenna?

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High-voltage antennas can cause electric shock, burns, or even death if proper safety procedures are not followed.

What should be used when climbing a tower?

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Proper fall protection equipment, such as a harness and lanyard, should always be used when climbing towers.

What is the purpose of an RF exposure limit?

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To limit exposure to radiofrequency energy to safe levels, reducing the risk of harm to the body.

What is a safe distance to maintain from high-voltage power lines when setting up an antenna?

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The recommended safe distance is at least 10 feet, depending on the voltage of the power lines.

How should an operator handle an RF burn?

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An RF burn should be treated like a typical burn; the affected area should be cooled, and medical attention should be sought immediately if necessary.

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When working in a confined space, what should an operator do?

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Ensure proper ventilation and consider having a spotter or team nearby to assist in case of emergency.

What should be done if an antenna becomes damaged or falls?

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The area should be immediately cleared of people, and the antenna should be repaired or replaced by a professional.

What should be done to prevent electrostatic discharge (ESD) when handling sensitive equipment?

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Use an ESD strap or ensure the equipment is grounded before touching it.