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Planning work around high-voltage equipment? “Plan for 10” You can confirm this by contacting the owner of the utility, and then the limit of approach (usually 10 feet or 3 metres) can be determined The limit of approach or minimum safe distance applies to the worker, materials, or equipment, whichever is closest to the high-voltage line
Overhead Powerline Safety | Limits of Approach - IHSA What are the Limits of Approach? The safe limits of approach (safe distance from energized powerlines) are outlined in the Regulation 213 91 Construction Projects, Regulation 851 Industrial Establishments, Electrical Safety Rules to be 3 metres from 750 volts to 150,000 volts, 4 5 metres from 150,001 volts to 250,000 volts, and 6 metres from
The Three Limits of Approach Boundaries Are - Electricity Forum The concept of approach boundaries is fundamental to electrical safety, providing a structured method for protecting workers from electrical hazards By understanding the limited, restricted, and prohibited approach zone, workers can ensure their safety and comply with NFPA 70E standards
SWP 0017. docx - yourACSA. ca Consider the task and follow safe job procedures, industry best practices, and legislative requirements Complete a hazard assessment and follow the required controls Prior to operating equipment obtain any necessary permits and confirm the safe limits of approach with the power line operator
Power Line Distance Requirements Safety Bulletin – Motion Picture Overhead power lines have a limit of approach, which is a safe distance that workers must keep while working If workers need to work near electrical lines, the employer and workers must know the voltage carried in those lines
Life Saving Rules Reference Document - BC Hydro Limits of Approach distances that you must maintain include worker positioning caused by: conductive tools, materials, equipment, or unplanned movements Assess your Limits of Approach for every job and re-assess if the job changes The Safety Hotline – 604-529-5540 (or local 75540)
Construction Workers - ESA Construction site safety is everyone’s responsibility Know your safe distance when working around powerlines and follow these safety tips to keep you and your coworkers safe on the job site
External Partner Projects | Coquitlam, BC Work will involve digging underground trenches and installing ductbanks beneath Chilko Drive, Mariner Way, and Como Lake Avenue Duct banks house distribution cables, which carry power from substations to homes and businesses