Which statement is a direct safety instruction for cable grabs?

• A. Up is up, not below waist; bring lobster claws; lock it on the way down; check own five h's
• B. Down is down; keep the device loaded constantly
• C. Stand with the device on the ground
• D. Do not wear gloves when operating the device

Answer: (B)

The main idea being tested is recognizing a direct, action-driven safety instruction for using a cable grab. The statement that says to keep the device loaded constantly provides a clear, imperative directive about how to operate the tool: maintain a continuous load on the device. This directly supports safe handling by keeping the grip engaged on the cable, reducing the risk of accidental release or slippage as you move or work. Other options either don’t tell you exactly what to do in operation, or they present conflicting or vague ideas that aren’t concrete safety steps.