Safety and Environmentals

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Hey guys

I'm in exam prep mode and the practice tests are suggesting that my weakest areas are Safety and Environmentals and Secuirty but mostly Safety.

Any advice? Some specific web pages or just general guidelines would be really helpful. I *think* I'm slipping up on questions where the correct answer is the official company line where as I would just use my common sense, but sometimes it's not very obvious to me which is the right one.

I knew this would be my weak area from the first day I looked at the objectives

Any help is appreciated as always!

 

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Best I can say is to study those concepts. There's really no quick shortcut.

If you want to practice with more questions, I'd recommend buying practice exams from another legit provider and practice.

 

Thanks for the reply Michael.

Yeah that's exactly what I'm doing. The mapping section of the AiO is a little ambiguous though, it directs you to an entire chapter instead of a specific page which means flipping through until i find the specific section. For eg. Right at the end of Chapter 8: PSUs there's a small section on Fire extinguishers.

I'll get there though I'm sure!

 

One section isn't likely to derail your entire exam score. If you know the other sections fairly well, you can get through these questions without too much damage. They're what I call the "fuzzy questions". You know, things like "best practices" and "customer support".

 

The safety questions are a subset of the smallest domain iirc so you're unlikely to get many questions.
Most of these have two obviously wrong answers using basic common sense anyway, so you're likely to get 50% of the small amount of questions right.
Personally, I never bothered too much with these. I looked at any practice exam/end-of-chapter questions I had and tried to understand why one answer was better than the other and left it at that.