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HAZARD MITIGATORS - ELECTROCUTION <br /> Applies to Task: 9 O 0 O ❑ O ❑ ® ❑ O ❑ © ❑ O ❑ <br /> • Connect grounding devices to a ground before contacting any conductor of a circuit. <br /> When grounding devices are removed, they shall be disconnected from the circuit before <br /> being disconnected from ground. <br /> • The type of circuit shall determine the type of protective equipment required. Rubber <br /> gloves, sleeves, blankets, mats, and insulated platforms shall be used as required. <br /> Questions regarding PPE should be directed to the SHSO. <br /> • Inspect all insulated protective equipment continuously for defects or damages. Any <br /> defective equipment shall be replaced before using. <br /> • Establish and enforce testing schedules for insulation qualities for protective equipment. <br /> All users shall verify that equipment has been satisfactorily tested prior to use. <br /> • Electricians shall be familiar with the National Electrical Code; state and local electric <br /> codes; OSHA standards, including 29 CFR 1926, Subpart K; and applicable sections of the <br /> National Fire Protection Association Codes. <br /> • When working on energized circuits of 440 volts or higher, at least one qualified <br /> electrician and one other employee shall be present. <br /> • Use only NEC approved grounding equipment as a ground for electrical equipment. Metal <br /> frames on electricity-powered equipment, electrical facilities, and transmission equipment <br /> shall be connected to the grounding system. Alternative grounding systems complying <br /> with applicable electrical codes may be used for temporary portable equipment. <br /> Electrocution—HazMit:.doc Page 2 of 2 8/3/2007 <br />