Analog Meters Those of us who have been in the electrical trade for some time will likely remember using analog meters with needle pointers, such as the trusty Simpson 260…
In the previous three Parts, we shared the OSHA requirements when using portable generators in the workplace and how to determine or test to see if your generators are compliant. Now,…
Is Your Generator OSHA Compliant? Previously in Part 2, we explained the OSHA directives for grounding portable generators and when it’s mandatory in the workplace.In Part 3, we will focus…
Focus on OSHA Requirements In Part 1, we focused on the various definitions from OSHA and the NEC® as they relate to portable electric generators and that OSHA regulations are…
Part 1 Portable generators are invaluable tools, providing essential temporary electrical energy in locations where or when a permanent source is not available, such as at construction sites and remote…
In the final segment of our four-part series for electric utility grounding, we will address some of the unique challenges and hurdles faced when temporary protective grounding (TPG) is used…