Employers are tasked with ensuring that personnel who are considered “qualified electrical personnel” are properly equipped to perform any and all expected electrically-related tasks. The qualified electrical worker should know and…
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…
In Part 3 of our article series for electric utility grounding, we’ll be covering the topics of induced voltages and the use of temporary protective grounding (TPG) for systems energized…
Grounding for Protection of Employees Within the electric utility industry, once employers and employees have completed section (m) requirements in 1910.269 for properly deenergizing the electrical supply of transmission and…
Typical Grounding Procedure In the electric utility industry, the practice of using temporary protective grounding (TPG) for systems above 600 volts has been normative for years as part of the…
Does e-Hazard's Low Voltage Qualified Class, based on NFPA 70E®, Certify Anyone to Work on Low Voltage? That's a good question. The short answer is, "No!" The e-Hazard Low Voltage…
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