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The Field Guide for Powerline Workers
ISBN 13: 9781418014872
ISBN 10: 1418014877
Author: Wayne Van Soelen
Pages: 480
Published: 10/25/2006
Price: $49.95 Add to cart
Description
Benefits
- Coverage of distribution and transmission line technology enables readers to stay current with OSHA safety requirements and guidelines
- Abundant tables, charts, and easy-to-follow formulas make this handbook a "must-have" for linemen and groundmen alike
- Electrical awareness is thoroughly examined, including working on or near electrical circuits, vehicle grounding and bonding, lightning safety tips, and more
- Serves as the perfect accompaniment to The Guidebook for Linemen and Cablemen
- Convenient size makes this book perfect to keep in the truck or carry along on the jobsite

Table of Contents
Chapter 1- Working Safely
Chapter 2- Electrical Awareness
Chapter 3- Operating Switchgear
Chapter 4- Troubleshooting No Power
Chapter 5- Troubleshooting Voltage Irregularities
Chapter 6- Troubleshooting Transformers
Chapter 7- Installing Personal Protective Grounds
Chapter 8- Stringing, Splicing and Making Connections
Chapter 9- Working With an Underground Cable
Chapter 10- Rigging
Chapter 11- Preparing for Hot Work
Chapter 12- Using the Truck and Boom
Chapter 13- Installing and Removing Revenue Meters
Chapter 14- Troubleshooting Outdoor Lighting
Chapter 15- Controlling Tree Work Hazards
Chapter 16- Inspecting a Substation
Chapter 2- Electrical Awareness
Chapter 3- Operating Switchgear
Chapter 4- Troubleshooting No Power
Chapter 5- Troubleshooting Voltage Irregularities
Chapter 6- Troubleshooting Transformers
Chapter 7- Installing Personal Protective Grounds
Chapter 8- Stringing, Splicing and Making Connections
Chapter 9- Working With an Underground Cable
Chapter 10- Rigging
Chapter 11- Preparing for Hot Work
Chapter 12- Using the Truck and Boom
Chapter 13- Installing and Removing Revenue Meters
Chapter 14- Troubleshooting Outdoor Lighting
Chapter 15- Controlling Tree Work Hazards
Chapter 16- Inspecting a Substation