Electrical Engineering (EE) Laws Practice Exam

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• Which statement best describes the arc-fault circuit interrupter (AFCI)?
• SEC 4 of ARTICLE 11 states the power and duties of the Board. What does quasi-legislative mean?
• RA 7920 Rule 2(f) is defining which of the following concepts?
• The professional is required to renew license every ____ years upon payment of registration fees.
• Which examination is typically taken after gaining the required work experience toward PE licensure?
• Why might a professional engineer refuse to perform engineering work for a client with known illegal activity?
• Why are deliverables included in a professional service contract?
• Which president signed the proclamation declaring May as electrical safety month (as cited)?
• What is professional liability insurance (E&O) and why is it important for PEs?
• The Code of Ethics takes effect upon approval by the ___?
• Which standard specifically covers electrical equipment preventive maintenance?
• What is the purpose of "record drawings" or "as-built drawings" in an electrical project?
• For qualified applicants for examination, notice of admission shall be issued not later than how many days prior to the first day of examination?
• Which organization screens and recommends candidates for the Specialty Certificate?
• Why are permits and inspections required prior to energizing electrical installations?
• Which IP protection guards confidential information that is not generally known?
• Which of the following is a ground for disqualification for the applicant for the REE licensure examination?
• What is NFPA 70E primarily concerned with?
• What is the primary purpose of a bonding jumper in an electrical system?
• May is declared as the electrical safety month in virtue of which proclamation signed by President Benigno Aquino III on June 27, 2011?
• Which document governs contracting for government electrical engineering projects, including competition and warranties?
• What is the number designation of the old Electrical Engineering Law?
• Which statement correctly assigns the ranges for RA 7920 Article IV and Article V?
• What is the purpose of interconnection standards like IEEE 1547?
• Which statement correctly lists the main steps to become a licensed Professional Engineer in the United States?
• What differentiates a bonding jumper from a grounding electrode conductor (GEC)?
• What is the NSPE Code of Ethics' core duty to the public?
• What is as-built documentation and why is it important?
• What term is used for the assignment of duties in Article III, Rule 7 of RA 7920?
• RA 9136 has four sectors; which of the following is not included?
• SEC 4 of ARTICLE II states the powers and duties of the Board. What does quasi-judicial mean?
• Which of the following is not a part of the requirements to take the REE examination?
• Which NEC article covers receptacle outlets location and spacing in dwelling units?
• GMC stands for which of the following?
• What determines the required size of an equipment grounding conductor (EGC)?
• Foreign electrical engineers' exemption from examination is valid for how many months?
• Which process helps avoid scope creep and disputes when changes occur in a project?
• A contestable customer is defined as a customer with demand of at least how many MW, according to the Energy Regulatory Commission?
• RA 7920 was approved on which date?
• Which Republic Act provides framework for the restructuring of the electric power industry including privatization of NPC assets and transition to the desired competitive structure?
• Which statement about a professional engineer's seal is true?
• Which statement describes NEC 690.12 rapid shutdown?
• Which statement best describes the impact of energy efficiency standards on power electronics design?
• PSALM stands for which form?
• What is the difference between hazardous location Class I and Class II as defined by NEC?
• What is the primary purpose of the National Electrical Code (NEC)?
• Which agency administers energy efficiency standards under EPCA?
• What does NEC require about equipment rating in hazardous locations?
• Which document number is associated with the old Electrical Engineering Law?
• How does statute of repose differ from statute of limitations, and how does it affect engineering claims?
• Which NEC article covers electrical energy storage systems (batteries) and where are they primarily covered?
• GMC stands for what?
• What is the primary safety objective of a facility grounding system design?
• What is the maximum fine specified in the penalty clause of Section 40?
• Exemption from examination and registration granted foreign electrical engineers shall be good for how long?
• Which statement best describes the difference between indemnities and warranties in a professional service contract?
• What is the weight percent of mathematics subjects?
• What is the safety objective of rapid shutdown for PV systems?
• Which of the following best describes NFPA 70E arc-flash guidelines?
• What is the general purpose of NFPA 70B (Maintenance) in electrical systems?
• What is risk assessment in electrical projects, and which standards guide it?
• What is the purpose of continuing professional development for licensed engineers?
• Explain the difference between tort liability and contract liability for engineers.
• Name two core ethics principles from the IEEE Code of Ethics relevant to practice.
• Which statement best describes the role of IECC in electrical design?
• The executive officer of the Board of Electrical Engineering is __________.
• What are the typical elements of a professional service contract for an electrical engineering project?
• Name two major U.S. electrical safety codes and their primary focus.
• Which NEC section requires a readily accessible service disconnect for dwelling units?
• Which federal act governs energy efficiency requirements for appliances and certain equipment in the U.S.?
• RA 9136 is commonly referred to as which law?
• How does NFPA 70E define arc flash hazard and what is the importance of safe work practices?
• Which of the following is a likely consequence of breaching confidentiality in professional practice?
• What is the concept of coordinated overcurrent protection in electrical systems?
• Which code is primarily concerned with electrical installations in buildings?
• In EPIRA, PDC stands for what?
• Which topic is addressed in Article II of the Code of Ethics for Electrical Engineers?
• According to RA 7920, the members of the BEE shall hold office for a term of how many years?
• What does PRBEE stands for?
• Explain the role of a functional specification in electrical engineering projects.
• What rules are included in Article V of RA 7920?
• In professional engineering practice, which statement describes who signs the seal on drawings?
• RA 7920 Article IV concerns which set of rules?
• Which of the following is NOT a typical reason for maintaining documentation in electrical projects?
• In RA 9136, SGC stands for which term?
• What is IEEE 1584 used for in electrical safety analysis?
• Which statement about risk assessment in electrical workplaces is most accurate?
• Which OSHA regulation is most directly concerned with electrical safety in general industry?
• Define "responsible charge" in professional practice and its relevance to professional engineers.
• What does arc rating indicate in personal protective equipment?
• Which of the following best describes the primary scope of professional liability insurance (E&O) for engineers?
• How does NEC address receptacle outlets in dwelling units in terms of location and spacing?
• What is the standard of care in professional engineering practice?
• Which standard provides guidance on harmonic control in electrical power systems?
• CPE in RA 7920 stands for?
• The electric power industry was divided into four sectors by RA 9136 namely: generation, transmission, distribution, and ______.
• Which of the following is the primary use of arc-flash incident energy calculations?
• What is the difference between a "firm fixed price" and a "cost-plus" contract in construction?
• What is the statute of limitations and how does it affect professional claims against engineers?
• What does the grounding electrode conductor (GEC) do in a power system?
• Why is confidentiality important in electrical engineering practice?
• How should a professional engineer address indemnification in a contract?
• Sec. 14(a)(iii) of Art. III. Examination and registration, states the prior to commencing of work the foreign professional shall secure special permit from the ________.
• Which document governs contracting for government electrical engineering projects, including competition and warranties?
• What is a ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) and where is it typically required by NEC?
• Which body is responsible for selecting the recommendees used to fill board vacancies?
• In RA 7920, CPE stands for which?
• What is the purpose of a certificate of compliance or calibration certificate in electrical test equipment?
• Who served as chairman of the Board of Electrical Engineering when the Code of Ethics RA 7920 was approved?
• A certificate of ________ shall be issued by the Board, subject to the approval of the Commission, to Professional Electrical Engineers who have been screened and recommended by IIEE.
• What is the importance of maintaining continuing professional development for licensed engineers?
• What is a Ufer grounding electrode?
• Vacancies of the Board of Electrical Engineering shall be filled by the ______ from the list of recommendees selected by the PRC commissioner.
• What is the fundamental difference between grounding and bonding?
• What is the arc flash boundary and how is it determined?
• DMC stands for which of the following?
• How does the Americans with Disabilities Act relate to electrical design in public buildings?
• Which NEC articles cover wiring methods and installation details for electrical conductors?
• Why is the Short-Circuit Current Rating (SCCR) important in electrical assemblies?
• Article II of Code of Ethics for Electrical Engineers contains which SEC?
• What is the minimum age for a Board member at the time of appointment?
• What does the general limit of approach (safety concept) in NFPA 70E define?
• What is the role of UL listings in product safety compliance, and are they federal law?
• What is the required passing general average for the REE board examination if no grade is below 50 percent in any subject?
• What is due care in professional practice, and how is it demonstrated?
• In a professional service contract, what is the purpose of change orders?
• What is the difference between the seal of a Professional Engineer and the stamp used by a non-licensed designer?
• What is the primary purpose of formal change management in electrical project contracts?
• In high-voltage equipment, what is the process of insulation coordination?
• Which statement is true about RA 7920 Articles IV and V?
• Which statement describes net metering and interconnection standards?
• Which of the following describes the imprisonment range specified in the penalty clause?
• Under licensure acts, which scenario would most clearly require licensure?
• How do cybersecurity standards apply to control systems in electrical utilities?
• DMC stands for what?
• Why is documentation and record-keeping critical in electrical projects?
• Which statement best describes the difference between tort and contract liability?
• Which term completes the four sectors of RA 9136: generation, transmission, distribution, and ______?
• Which of the following is not listed as a penalty option in Section 40?
• Which hazard location classification addresses combustible dust?
• Which entity is primarily responsible for enforcing electrical safety in general industry in the United States?
• What does IEEE 519 address in power systems?
• The new Electrical Engineering law originated from House Bill No. ______ and Senate Bill No. ______.
• What distinguishes negligence from gross negligence in professional liability?
• Which statement best describes the difference between the practice of engineering and engineering services under licensure acts?
• IEEE 519 and what does it govern?
• In procurement, what is the purpose of the "bonding" requirement?
• In RA 9136, CREM stands for which of the following?
• What is a change order and why is it critical in construction projects?
• After publication in the Official Gazette, how many days must pass before the Code of Ethics takes effect?
• Article III, Rule 7 of RA7920 addresses which topic?
• Up to what kVA capacity and voltage rating does the regulation require only one registered master electrician?
• What standard defines the arc-flash incident energy calculation used to determine PPE and boundary requirements?
• What is the term for the overall energy program formulated and updated yearly by the COE and submitted to Congress pursuant to RA 7638?
• Which outcome best captures the aim of a facility grounding system design?
• What is the role of NEC 690 in PV installations?
• In electrical systems, what is the difference between bonding and grounding, and why is it important for safety?
• Which standard relates to interconnection of distributed energy resources (DER) with the grid?
• A notice issued by the system operator when the contingency Reserve is less than the capacity of the largest Synchronized Generating unit or power import from a single interconnection whichever is higher.
• PSALM stands for what?
• What is the number of the act that governs Electrical Engineering?
• Which standard is used to determine incident energy for arc flash PPE and boundaries?
• What does RA 9136 stand for?
• Who serves as the executive officer of the Board of Electrical Engineering?
• NFPA 70E is published to address electrical safety in the workplace. Is it typically mandatory by law?
• PRC Renewal Law corresponds to which Republic Act number?
• In professional practice, what is the difference between "confidential information" and "public information," and how should a PE handle each?
• What is the purpose of the NFPA 70E arc flash boundary and approach boundaries?
• What is the difference between neutral grounding and equipment grounding?
• Under Rule 19, results of the examination shall be released not later than how many days from the date of the exam?
• Which component provides a return path for fault current to ensure protective devices operate?
• Which NEC article covers energy storage systems and where are they primarily covered?
• Applicants for the registered master electrician's examination must be at least _____ years of age.
• What is the role of NCEES in engineering licensure?
• Which NEC article handles grounding and bonding?
• RA 7920 is the law governing the practice of which profession?
• Also known as PRC Renewal Law
• What is an arc-fault circuit interrupter (AFCI) and what does it protect against?
• GFCI protection is typically required in which locations?
• Which statement best defines short-circuit current rating (SCCR)?
• How does the concept of constructive fraud differ from fraud in engineering practice?
• PSALM stands for which of the following?
• Which forms of intellectual property protection apply to electrical inventions and related software?
• Which device senses current imbalance and interrupts the circuit to protect people from shock?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of NFPA 70B?
• What does backfeed refer to in a grid-connected PV system?
• RA 7920 is the law governing electrical engineering; which statement is true?
• RA 7920 was approved by which president?
• In REE board examination, the passing general average is 70 percent provided there is no grade below what percent in any of the three subjects?
• What is the primary purpose of interconnection standards for grid-connected generation?
• PRC was created under which Presidential Decree?
• Which boundary concept helps determine PPE requirements and working distances in arc flash safety?
• What is a ground fault and why are GFCIs required in certain circuits?
• Which statement best describes the NFPA 70E standard's scope in electrical safety?
• Rapid shutdown requirements for PV systems are specified in which NEC section?
• How do energy efficiency standards affect the design of power electronics?
• A Ufer grounding electrode is formed by embedding which component in concrete?
• What best describes dual-use items in export controls?
• Who selects the list of recommendees used to fill board vacancies?
• Which color alert is used to indicate a contingency reserve deficiency?
• In Section 40 of Article IV of RA 7920, the penalty for violating the provisions of this Act includes a minimum fine of not less than ______.
• Who is the present chairman of the board of Electrical Engineering?
• In a typical electrical system, where should the neutral be bonded to ground?
• How does the NEC treat solar photovoltaic systems in relation to utility interconnection?
• What is the role of the statutory professional code of ethics in state boards?
• What is the primary benefit of maintaining a preventive maintenance program for electrical equipment?
• What is a "seal" in professional engineering practice, and when is it legally required?
• The penalty clause specifies that violations may result in which two forms of penalties?
• Interconnection standards such as IEEE 1547 address protection and islanding. Which term describes preventing a distributed energy resource from continuing to energize a circuit during utility outages?
• NGCP warns which color alert if a tropical disturbance is expected to make landfall within 24 hours?
• What is the function of an equipment grounding conductor (EGC)?
• Who approves the official release of examination results?
• Which two RA 7920 articles specify the ranges for 11-20 and 21-27?
• Who grants licensure to practice engineering in a U.S. state?
• What is the term used when an American citizen is allowed to practice his profession, e.g. electrical engineering, here in the Philippines?
• What does PEMC stand for in the EPIRA framework?
• Which OSHA regulation(s) govern electrical lockout/tagout procedures and related electrical safety work practices?
• What is the purpose of the service disconnecting means with respect to safety and code compliance?
• Which statement best describes the standard of care in professional engineering?
• Which of the following is qualified as the Chairman of the Continuing Professional Development Council for Electrical Engineering?
• What is the significance of a lockout/tagout (LOTO) program in electrical safety?
• Which law governs the sale of electrical products and their safety in the U.S. at the federal level?
• When is arc-rated personal protective equipment (PPE) required?
• What is NERC CIP and why is it important for electrical utilities?
• What is the purpose of the National Electrical Code's requirement for appropriate overcurrent protection?
• Which of the following is not a requirement to take the RME?
• Which topic is addressed in Article V of the Code of Ethics for Electrical Engineers?
• Who was chairman of the Board of Electrical Engineering when the Implementing Rules and Regulations of RA 7920 were adopted?
• Which entity is responsible for licensing in electrical engineering according to the material?
• Which frameworks govern export controls for electrical engineering hardware?
• What is the role of NESC in the context of electrical transmission and distribution?
• Which organizations publish widely used standards for electrical safety in the workplace, and what is their relationship to law?
• What is the primary purpose of professional engineering licensure and who typically grants it in most jurisdictions?
• Article IV RA 7920 includes which rules?
• On which documents is a seal typically required?
• What is the primary purpose of a grounding electrode system?
• If a licensed engineer discovers misrepresentation in a client's project, what actions should they take?