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1What is the standard procedure for the three-point testing method used to verify a circuit is fully de-energized before beginning work?
A.Test the voltmeter on a known energized source, test the target circuit, and then re-test the voltmeter on the known energized source.
B.Test the circuit breaker, check the main disconnect handle, and verify the ground connection is intact.
C.Check the target circuit for voltage, ground the neutral conductor, and lock out the main enclosure handle.
D.Measure voltage phase-to-phase, measure voltage phase-to-ground, and measure resistance across the main contactor.
Explanation: The three-point (live-dead-live) testing method ensures the voltage tester itself is functioning correctly before and after verifying that the target circuit is de-energized. This prevents false-negative readings from a faulty test meter, protecting the technician from accidental electrocution.
2Under Saudi Electrical Code (SBC 401) and international standards, what is the standard color coding for a three-phase low-voltage system?
A.Phase 1: Brown, Phase 2: Black, Phase 3: Grey, Neutral: Blue, Protective Earth: Green-Yellow
B.Phase 1: Red, Phase 2: Yellow, Phase 3: Blue, Neutral: Black, Protective Earth: Green
C.Phase 1: Black, Phase 2: Red, Phase 3: Blue, Neutral: White, Protective Earth: Bare Copper
D.Phase 1: Yellow, Phase 2: Green, Phase 3: Red, Neutral: Grey, Protective Earth: White
Explanation: Under the Saudi Electrical Code (SBC 401), which aligns with IEC 60446 / IEC 60445 standards, three-phase AC wiring is coded as Brown (L1), Black (L2), Grey (L3), Blue (Neutral), and Green-Yellow (Protective Earth/Ground).
3According to OSHA and NFPA 70E, what is the definition of the 'Limited Approach Boundary' for electrical shock protection?
A.The closest distance an unqualified person may approach live, exposed electrical conductors or circuit parts unless accompanied by a qualified person.
B.The distance from exposed live parts within which there is an increased risk of electric arc flash injury.
C.The boundary where only qualified persons wearing full arc-flash PPE are permitted to cross to perform work.
D.The physical space within which a shock hazard exists and only insulated tools may be introduced.
Explanation: The Limited Approach Boundary is the shock protection boundary farthest from exposed live parts. Unqualified personnel are prohibited from crossing this boundary unless they are escorted by a qualified person and wear appropriate PPE.
4Which of the following is a mandatory requirement for a lock used in a Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) safety procedure?
A.It must be uniquely keyed, standardized in color or shape, and identify the specific person who applied it.
B.It must be made of brass or bronze to prevent spark generation in all environments.
C.It must be designed to be cut easily with bolt cutters in case of an emergency shift change.
D.It must have a master key kept in the main safety supervisor's office for immediate override.
Explanation: LOTO locks must be standardized, durable, uniquely keyed (one key per lock, held by the worker), and clearly identify the authorized person performing the servicing to prevent accidental re-energization by someone else.
5What class of arc-rated personal protective equipment (PPE) is required for tasks where the estimated incident energy exposure exceeds 40 cal/cm²?
A.Work must not be performed live; de-energization is mandatory because the NFPA 70E PPE-category method stops at 40 cal/cm² and the blast/pressure hazard above it makes energized work unjustifiable.
B.PPE Category 4 (minimum arc rating of 40 cal/cm²).
C.PPE Category 5 (minimum arc rating of 50 cal/cm²).
D.Heavy-duty double-layered leather welding jackets and carbon-fiber face shields.
Explanation: Under NFPA 70E, the arc-flash PPE category table only extends to 40 cal/cm². Above this level the blast pressure and thermal energy present an extreme hazard, so energized work is not justified and de-energization is mandatory before any work can proceed.
6What is the primary function of a Residual Current Device (RCD) / Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) in an industrial power system?
A.To detect low-level leakage currents to ground and quickly disconnect the supply to prevent electrocution.
B.To protect the system from overcurrent conditions caused by short circuits and overload.
C.To balance the currents flowing through the three phases of an induction motor.
D.To isolate the neutral conductor from the earth to prevent circulating harmonic currents.
Explanation: RCDs/GFCIs monitor the balance of current between phase and neutral (or among three phases). If an imbalance is detected (e.g., current leaking to ground through a person), it trips the circuit breaker within milliseconds, preventing fatal shock.
7When executing a Permit to Work (PTW) for high-voltage switching operations, what is the role of the 'Authorized Electrical Person'?
A.To safely execute isolation, dissipation of stored energy, grounding, and verification of dead status before signing off.
B.To perform the physical maintenance work under the direct supervision of the facility manager.
C.To visually inspect the safety gear of all contractors without manipulating the electrical equipment.
D.To write the administrative permit forms and submit them to the local ministry for final approval.
Explanation: An Authorized Electrical Person (AEP) possesses the specific training, technical knowledge, and legal authority to isolate circuits, apply safety grounds, verify a dead state, and issue/sign safety permits for high-voltage systems.
8What is the purpose of temporary safety grounding (personal protective grounds) applied to de-energized high-voltage conductors?
A.To trigger upstream overcurrent protective devices and trip the line immediately if the conductor is accidentally re-energized.
B.To improve the insulation resistance of the high-voltage cable during maintenance.
C.To prevent electromagnetic interference (EMI) from affecting sensitive control systems nearby.
D.To provide a path for leakage currents to flow back to the neutral terminal of the generator.
Explanation: Temporary safety grounding clamps connect the de-energized conductors directly to the earth. If the line is accidentally re-energized, the ground connection creates a low-impedance short circuit that forces upstream breakers to trip instantly, protecting the technician.
9Which class of rubber insulating gloves is rated for use up to a maximum AC working voltage of 17,000 Volts?
A.Class 2
B.Class 0
C.Class 1
D.Class 3
Explanation: Under ASTM D120 and IEC 60903 standards, Class 2 rubber insulating gloves have a maximum AC working voltage rating of 17,000V. Class 0 is rated for 1,000V, Class 1 for 7,500V, and Class 3 for 26,500V.
10Under Saudi Electrical Code (SBC 401), what is the maximum permissible touch voltage under dry normal operating conditions?
A.50 V AC
B.12 V AC
C.110 V AC
D.220 V AC
Explanation: The Saudi Electrical Code specifies a maximum safe touch voltage (ELV limit) of 50V AC (rms) or 120V ripple-free DC under normal dry conditions. Above this voltage, active protective measures (such as automatic disconnection of supply) are mandatory.

About the SVP Industrial Electrician Exam

The Saudi Skill Verification Program (SVP) exam for Industrial Electricians checks technical skills and theory covering industrial safety regulations, lockout/tagout, industrial wiring, motor controls, PLC basics, variable frequency drives, transformer connections, and electrical troubleshooting.

Exam sponsor: Takamol Holding / Professional Accreditation Center (PACC), MHRSD. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

Multiple-choice computerised exam administered by Takamol Holding / Professional Accreditation Center (PACC), MHRSD.

Time Limit

2.0 hours

Passing Score

50% (theory) + pass practical

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Industrial Safety and Regulations

Practice questions covering lockout/tagout (LOTO), arc flash boundary, PPE categories, and work permit procedures.

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Industrial Wiring and Cabling

Practice questions covering cable termination, glanding, conduit bending, cable trays, and grounding/bonding.

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Motors, Generators and Transformers

Practice questions covering AC/DC motors, three-phase connections, Delta/Wye configurations, and transformer testing.

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Motor Controls and Automation

Practice questions covering contactors, starter circuits, PLC ladder logic, and Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs).

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Electrical Testing and Troubleshooting

Practice questions covering multimeters, insulation resistance (Megger) testing, hot spot troubleshooting, and symbols.

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  • Passing score: 50% (theory) + pass practical
  • Assessment: Multiple-choice computerised exam administered by Takamol Holding / Professional Accreditation Center (PACC), MHRSD.
  • Time limit: 2.0 hours
  • Exam / certification fees: Varies by country (sponsored or employer-paid) Official sources

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SVP Industrial Electrician: Suggested Study Strategy

1Carefully study all regulatory and legislative safety requirements.
2Practice sample calculations for motor speeds, slip, and transformer turns ratios.
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What is the passing score for SVP Industrial Electrician?

The passing score is 50% (theory) + pass practical.

Who administers the SVP Industrial Electrician exam?

The exam is administered by the Takamol Holding / Professional Accreditation Center (PACC), MHRSD.