Transcription of NATIONAL ELECTRIC SAFETY CODE (ANSI C2 / NESC)
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NATIONAL ELECTRICSAFETY code (ANSI C2 / NESC) Jim TomaseskiIBEW Director of SAFETY and HealthNESC 2012 Executive Subcommittee approved final draft April 1, 2011 2012 Edition published on August 1, 2011 Effective January 1, 2012 NESCCOMMITTEE STRUCTURE Chairman and Vice Chairman Main Committee Executive Committee Interpretations Subcommittee Interim Amendment SubcommitteeSubcommittee 1 Purpose, Scope, Application, Definitions, and ReferenceSubcommittee 2 Grounding MethodsSubcommittee 3 ELECTRIC Supply StationsSubcommittee 4 Overhead Lines ClearancesSubcommittee 5 Overhead Lines Strength and LoadingSubcommittee 7 Underground LinesSubcommittee 8 Work RulesSection 1 Introduction (Scope, Purpose)Section 2 DefinitionsSection 3 ReferencesSection 9 Grounding MethodsNESCNESC Part 1 Rules for the Installation of ELECTRIC Supply Stations and Equipment Part 2 SAFETY Rules for the Installation and Maintenance of Overhead ELECTRIC Supply and Communication Lines Part 3 SAFETY Rules for the Installation and Maintenance of Underground ELECTRIC Suppl
NATIONAL ELECTRIC SAFETY CODE (ANSI C2 / NESC) Jim Tomaseski ... NOTE: The National Electrical Code (NEC - NFPA 70, 2005 Edition) covers utilization wiring requirements beyond the service point. C. NESC rules cover street and area lights (supplied by underground or
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