code of practice of electrical safety for work on or near high voltage

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General Safety Requirementsdevices, insulating plat<strong>for</strong>ms, insulated elevating<strong>work</strong> plat<strong>for</strong>ms or other equipment used <strong>for</strong>operating high voltage <strong>electrical</strong> apparatus orper<strong>for</strong>ming live-line <strong>work</strong> shall be specificallyapproved <strong>for</strong> the particular application. Visualinspection shall be made <strong>for</strong> physical damage orcontamination immediately prior to use.All equipment including protective equipment usedon high voltage <strong>electrical</strong> apparatus and whichrequires regular testing to prove the effectiveness<strong>of</strong> insulation shall be tested at specific intervals asper Organisational procedures and marked to showthe date <strong>of</strong> the next routine test.Gloves, sleeves, mats and protective barriers orcovers used <strong>for</strong> operating high voltage <strong>electrical</strong>apparatus or <strong>for</strong> per<strong>for</strong>ming Glove and Barrier Live-Line Work shall not be relied upon as the solemeans <strong>of</strong> insulation.Equipment shall not be used after the marked dateuntil retested.3.6 INSULATING STICKS3.6.1 Insulating sticks shall have a length whichprovides appropriate insulation from live parts andenables a person using the stick to maintain theapplicable safe approach distance (refer 6.2) at allPage 30 <strong>of</strong> 148 Blue Book – December 2005
times.General Safety Requirements3.6.2 When an insulating stick is to be used in wetconditions consideration shall be given to thepotential <strong>for</strong> hazardous surface leakage currents.3.7 LABELLING OF ELECTRICALAPPARATUSFor the purposes <strong>of</strong> identification and description,<strong>electrical</strong> apparatus shall, wherever practicable, beclearly labelled.3.8 LADDERSMetallic or wire-rein<strong>for</strong>ced ladders, shall not beused on, or near exposed live <strong>electrical</strong> apparatus;unless approved <strong>for</strong> use in accordance withorganisational procedures.3.9 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTAll persons who may be exposed to possibleelectric shock, flash or other injury from <strong>electrical</strong>apparatus shall use approved personal protectiveequipment. Personal protective equipment shallinclude clothing with wrist to ankle cover and fullyenclosed footwear.Additional personal protective equipment shall beused in accordance with the type <strong>of</strong> <strong>work</strong> and therisks involved.Blue Book – December 2005 Page 31 <strong>of</strong> 148
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