Question

question: which action can you take to control potential ignition sources in an area containing flammable liquids? refer to the job aid safety guidelines for handling flammable liquids to help you answer this question, if needed. choose the correct option and then select done. o use only mobile electrical equipment in a potentially flammable atmosphere o avoid performing hot work near areas where flammable vapors may be present o prevent the supply container from bonding with the receiving container when transferring a liquid o keep openings uncovered so sparks can safely drop through the floor

Explanation:

According to safety guidelines for handling flammable liquids, using only mobile electrical equipment in a potentially flammable atmosphere is not a correct safety measure. Keeping openings uncovered so sparks can drop through the floor is also incorrect as it can lead to ignition. Preventing the supply container from bonding with the receiving container when transferring a liquid is wrong because bonding helps prevent static electricity build - up. Avoiding performing hot work near areas where flammable vapors may be present is a valid safety action to control potential ignition sources.

Answer:

Avoid performing hot work near areas where flammable vapors may be present.