EUSR ESQCR Practice Questions – Set 1
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Well Done, You Passed!
You’ve demonstrated a good understanding of the Electricity Safety, Quality and Continuity Regulations (ESQCR) and the key responsibilities they place on those working in the electricity industry.
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Not Quite This Time
Don’t be discouraged. ESQCR covers a wide range of important legal and safety requirements, and it can take time to become familiar with them all.
Take a little time to review the topics you found challenging, then come back and have another go. Every attempt helps strengthen your understanding and builds your confidence.
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#1. Within The ESQCR 2002, a person who contracts to supply electricity to consumers is defined as…
#2. If a source of energy is to be connected in parallel with the distributors network, which of the following is not a requirement for the person intending to operate the parallel source?
#3. To ensure substation safety, which of the following is not a requirement of the ESQCR 2002?
#4. Any underground cable shall be installed at a depth…
#5. In the case of a HV supply operating at a voltage below 132,000 V, a variation…
#6. On request, which of the following items of information would not typically need to be provided in a written statement to an individual, e.g. an electrician, with a reasonable requirement?
#7. When determining whether there has been a breach of the ESQCR 2002 Regulations, which if the following would not be a typical consideration?
#8. What is the minimum height above ground level for an overhead line which exceeds 275,000 V but not exceeding 400,000 V and is installed in a location over a road?
