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Before moving an xEV, Level 1 staff must ensure propulsion cannot occur. Verifying “READY” is off is the primary control. Disconnecting batteries, testing HV circuits, and disabling airbags are outside Level 1 scope. Correct answer: A.

Respecting HV signage and cabling indicators reduces exposure risks. Jewelry, restricted-zone entry, or touching HV systems are unsafe. Correct safe practice: A.

Safe vehicle staging at Level 1 requires turning “READY” off, applying the parking brake, and chocking wheels where necessary. This prevents unintended propulsion or rolling. Removing service disconnects (Option C) or disconnecting the 12 V battery (Option D) are tasks beyond Level 1 responsibility. Option A is unsafe. Option B matches ASE Level 1 guidance.

Handling HV without training is extremely dangerous. Level 1 staff must intervene, stop the act, and escalate. Options B, C, and D fail to protect safety. Correct response: A.

Level 1 personnel are not tasked with eliminating hazards but with recognizing them and communicating promptly to qualified staff. Their role is to maintain awareness, enforce boundaries, and escalate concerns. Options A, C, and D describe qualified or technical roles. The correct answer is B, aligning directly with ASE’s definition of Electrically Aware Person responsibilities.