The safety frame must be shown to analyze and sound anti-grounding.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not applicable
• D. Unknown

Answer: (B)

A safety frame is a communication and justification tool used to structure safety arguments and evidence. Anti-grounding analysis, on the other hand, is a technical assessment of grounding paths, isolation, fault conditions, and unintended ground connections in a system. These are separate activities: you can perform anti-grounding analysis using electrical or systems engineering methods without presenting a safety frame. The safety frame may later organize and present the results, but it is not required to conduct or validate the analysis itself. Therefore, the statement is false.