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

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ELECTRICAL SAFETY COMMITTEEMEMBERSHIPDennis MasonGreg HollettJim LeanGarry ReevesDavid JustDavid Le LievrePeter BillsdonPeter den BrinkerGraeme WatsonAllan DriverLoc VuongPaul MaddenMark FowlerBlueScope Steel Limited(Chairperson)ALCOA World Alumina AustraliaAgility Management Pty LtdPowercor Australia LtdSP AusNetALCOA World Alumina AustraliaSouthern HydroVictorian WorkCover AuthorityElectrical Trades UnionEnergy Safe VictoriaEnergy Safe VictoriaNational Electrical andCommunications AssociationUtility Asset ManagementSECRETARIATJohn BattenSecretaryBlue Book – December 2005 Page 3 <strong>of</strong> 148
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Page 10 and 11: ContentsCONTENTSPAGEDefinitions 141
Page 12 and 13: ContentsPAGE6.6 Emergency Approach
Page 14 and 15: ContentsPAGE11 LOW VOLTAGE NETWORK
Page 16 and 17: DEFINITIONSDefinitionsFor the purpo
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Approach To Electrical ApparatusNec
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Placing High Voltage Electrical App
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Low Voltage Network</strong
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Work by Persons Not Under the Contr
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Appendix• Instructions to be obse
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Appendix• a description and scope
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AppendixElectrical Access Permit &
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IndexINDEXAClausePageACCESSapplicat
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IndexClausePageinstructed persons .
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IndexClausePageCLOTHINGpersonal pro
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IndexClausePageELECTRIC FIELDS (50H
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IndexClausePageELEVATING WORK PLATF
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IndexClausePageout of</stro
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IndexClausePagework</strong
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IndexClausePageOPERATION OF HV ELEC
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IndexClausePagePROTECTIVEEquipment
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IndexClausePageVehicles . . . . . .
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IndexClausePageSWITCHINGhigh voltag
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