Linemen Institute Practice Test

When should rubber gloves be air tested?

When in question Prior to use Weekly After each shift

Correct Answer:

When in question

Explanation:

Air testing rubber insulating gloves checks for leaks that you can’t always see—even a small puncture can defeat the insulation. You should perform the air test whenever there’s any doubt about the glove’s condition. If the glove has been dropped, damaged, or stored in a way that could compromise it, test it before using it to ensure it will provide proper insulation when you’re working near live equipment. Routine schedules like weekly or after each shift aren’t the trigger for testing; the test is done when you’re unsure about the glove’s integrity or after potential damage.

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