Rich1961
TJ Enthusiast 62 From Spring Creek Nevada
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Thats why its the big $$$ Lineman, Underground, Substation mechanics, Operators
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Distribution load dispatchers and Bulk Power dispatchers are in dfferent buildings in different cities for us Been to both, No windows...
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The trick to not getting hit by 120v at home is not having an audience and saying "i always wire this stuff live". Guaranteed you get...
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My son just started an electrician apprenticeship a week ago. Today is his 6th day on the job. I'm glad this thread came up. I'm going...
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Rich1961 replied to the thread Surprise 220 V electrical.Man is it ever. Nothing to f around with. I became involved with Arc Flash training starting around 2008, and went to several NFPA 70E...
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I have a buddy that ran a maintenance crew at a paper mill almost get killed by an arc flash incident. They were closing a breaker after...
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Rich1961 replied to the thread Surprise 220 V electrical.Transmission and Distribution Control Center. Operators control the electric transmission and distribution for the grid. Each side...
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you're 100% right. Most of my work is in control circuits that are almost always 24VAC or 30VDC, and when I'm in the field it's doing...
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Rich1961 replied to the thread Surprise 220 V electrical.Yep, working for a major utility in California for 35+ years, it was a requirement to check for the dead circuit using live-dead-live...
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Funny complacency story I say “complacency” because all of us get adapted to our field of work, and sometimes trust things too much...
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We are taught differently Do not LIFT your feet off the pavement, and shimmy The reasoning behind it is, the moment a single foot...
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That took too long to watch However I see 3 individual phases of most likely distribution voltages. Distribution voltages up there are...
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@Rich1961 has given you the best advice both in post #5 and post #14. Testing with a meter is only as good as the meter operator and...
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Rich1961 replied to the thread Surprise 220 V electrical.Always test and never assume a circuit is dead. Whenever you check a circuit always use the live-dead-live test. Using a meter, test...
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