Question

a worker standing on a freshly mopped floor is adjusting products on a metal shelf. there is an exposed wire in contact with the shelving. what is this an example of? select the best option. contacting overhead power lines contacting energized sources using extension or flexible cords improperly if you need to review this content, it can be found in the power lines and energized sources module of the avoiding electrocution hazards topic.

Explanation:

An exposed wire in contact with metal shelving poses an electrical hazard. Since the wire is energized (carrying electricity), this situation fits the definition of contacting energized sources. Contacting overhead power lines would involve lines above, which isn't indicated. Using extension cords improperly would relate to cord - usage issues like overloading or incorrect placement, not a live wire - metal contact.

Answer:

Contacting Energized Sources