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1 CONTENTSI ntroduction to live works methods .. 4 - 7 Personal protective equipment and voltage detection .. 8 - 9 Equipment for working on pole.. 10 - 11 Insulated tools.. 12 - 19 Overhead bare networks .. 20 - 24 Overhead insulated network.. 26 - underground network .. 30 - 31 Street lighting .. 32 - 33 Consumer unit .. 34 - 37 Solar installation .. 38 - 39 Battery installation.. 40 - 41123456789104 Framework of conditions for working with live electricityWorking with live electricity is part of daily operations for transport network and energy distribution com-panies.

2 It remains rare for all other types of facilitiesand is only necessary if working without electricitywould be dangerous (hospital operating theatres,airfield lighting, furnaces etc.).Responsibilitiesand management chainWhen working with live electricity, the site manager is responsible for all decides on the live work to be done, appoint staff, take the necessary measuresfor their safety and issue them with a written work the site managermay authorise, by written order, an external company toperform live operations managergrants access to the worksite for high voltage.

3 He is responsible for the special operating conditions for the high voltage facility onwhich live work will be carried will also take part in preparing the work with the project project managerwill explain to his operator teams how the work will must ensure the safety of these operators and the their teams; prepare suitabletools and ensure they are in a good must receive specific training for live work from an organisation approvedby the Live Work operatormust ensure their own must receive specific training for the live work from an organisationapproved by the Live Work and authorised live-work personnel must perform this type of work regu-larly, or, failing this, they must have regular refresher training courses in trainingcentres approved by the Live Work Committee.

4 Heightened medical monitoring training elements for live workFor live work, only the Live Work Committeeis authorised to:- approve a training programme,- approve working conditions,- approve the technical documents for the special work tools,- approve training bodies,- approve suitable live work tools,- approve laboratories for periodic live-work tool to live work methodsThere are three methods for live work:- The insulated gloves method involves working at thecontactpoint whilst protecting oneself from bare liveparts with insulating protective equipment, adjustedto the voltage level (insulating gloves etc.)

5 This method is generally used between 50 Vand Safe clearance workinvolves constantly maintaining at least a minimum clearancedistance using insulating poles for live work. This method is generally used between400 Vand The bare hand methodis reserved for very high voltage and involves the workertaking on the power of the line part being worked while protecting the worker fromparts of different potential and from method is generally used between 225kVand method is used, it is vital to wear individual protective equipment whichis appropriate to the voltage conditionsWeather conditions such as drizzle, spray drift, storms etc.

6 Play an important roleand must be taken into consideration as these will affect the feasibility of thework and the risk assessment. Unfavourable weather conditions may damage theinsulating protective equipment installed or may lead to overvoltage, or evenaffect cleaning operationsOperators who perform live cleaning operations on electrical facilities must receivespecific training with an approved training body and use equipment approved bythe Live Work (g)CG-02 (*)300 Composite glovesCG-05 (*)150 LatexCG-10 (*)220 LatexPneumatic glove testerUnderglovesSafety glassesHelmetsRefCG-80(*)*.

7 H = MenF = WomenRefWeight (g)MO-184170 Face shield on MO-182 helmetMO-182/1-B300MO-185-BL270 With built-in face shieldCEI-60903 OverglovesRefCG-98(*)EN 388EN 166/EN 170EN 397 440 VANSI 20000 VEN 50365 1000 VClass EEN 166/EN 170/EN 397EN 50365 1000 VRefMO-11000 Clear lensesDelivered in lensesDelivered in 166/EN 170 Carrying bagRefDim. (mm)CG-3660 x 180 x 400 RefWeight (g)CG-117600 Personal protective equipmentInsulating rubber glovesPersonal protective equipment and voltage detection(*) References to be completed by size A, B, C, with standard sizes: A = 8, B = 9, C = 10, D = 11 Safety industrial insulation 1000 grain leather, very strapMade from reinforced waterprooffabric for transport of against UV radiation, anti-scratch product Our gloves are made oflatex especially treated toobtain high Composite gloves (CG-02) with mechanicalproperties (use of over-gloves not necessary).

8 For compulsory control of gloves before undergloves. To be used with insulating rubber bootsContact probes for testerRefDim. (cm)Weight (kg)MO-3620 x 25 x 454,8 Tool bagRefMS-911/2 Delivered with power supplyVoltage multi-testerRefWeight (g)Dim. (mm)MS-801440050 x 130 x 1300MS-801375050 x 150 x 470 Electrician suitRefSizesMV-10440 to 66EN 345 CEI-61243-3 CEI-61557-7 EN 50110-1 RefWeight (g)SizesMV-13573039 to 47 Insulating shoesRefWeight (g)SizesMV-13240039 to 44 Voltage detectionPersonal protective equipment and voltage detectionOut of flexible leather, sole anti perforation resisting heat from elastomer canvas support, very flexible and resistant.

9 Anti-perforation stainlesssteel sole and tool bag with handle and shoulder bottom. Withtool trayVoltage detector (AC and DC) and a check the voltage levels 6 to 400 V with phase check the continuity of discon-nected electric circuit, determine cotton. Without metallic parts (to protect from flash hazards)For overhead lines (MS-8014) or installation et bo tiers detrottoirs (MS-8013).MS-8014MS-80139 Individual equipment for working on pole102 RefWeight (Kg)MO-17-A9 Mechanical climbers for rectangularshaped concrete polesRefWeight (Kg)MO-252,8 Forged steel climbers for round wooden polesNFS-071-012 Used for clamping onto poles14 to 42 cm wide.

10 Automaticlocking of jaws by elastic forged steel. Leatherbelts with cast by kitConstraint tieTie inpolyamid,L : 1,5 (kg)MO-520340,150 Snap hooksstainless (kg)MO-540,154 Tether rope equippedwith a tension deviceRefWeight (kg)MO-560091,425EN 358EN 362L : 3 mPro electric full body fallarrest harnessRefWeight (kg)MO-563 (*) 3EN 795 Delivered with 15 m of rope 15 mmRefWeight (kg)MO-68/152,90 Tether rope with energyabsorberL : 1,5 mRefWeight (kg)MO-520200,590EN 355 Anti-fall gripEN 353-2EN 361EN 358*S,M, on pole kitComposition : 1 MO-563 (*), 1 MO-52020, 1 MO-52034, 1 MO-56009, 1 MO-68/15, 1 MO-54 and 1 carrying bag M-87-295 RefSizeKIT-HAUT-01(*)M ou XL*To specify the size with the commandInsulated tools 1000 Volts113 RefCharacteristicsWeight (g)MO-65222 Flat blade 4 x 85 mm65 Phase tester insulated screwdriverPOZIDRIV screwdriversSignaling by intermittent lightingthough ultra high intensity detection from 127 V - molybdenum vanadium steel (g)