safety videos

[linemangoose]

Does anyone have any idea where I can get some safety video's? I can't seem to find anything dealing with proper cover,working around energized lines,grounding,ect.-something that deals directly with our profession. Maybe someone needs to make some!Any help is appreciated.

[lewy]

try here http://www.eusa.on.ca/

[mrgrowl791]

And this:

http://www.alexanderpublications.com/

[Hemingray Insulators]

i beleive hubbell power systems has videos that can be loaned out or bought:confused:

[Hemingray Insulators]

heres a few, it this the type of thing your looking for?

http://www.hubbellpowersystems.com/powertest/video/lend_lib.html

[loodvig]

heres a few, it this the type of thing your looking for?

http://www.hubbellpowersystems.com/powertest/video/lend_lib.html

I may be wrong but I think Hubbell is the new name of AB Chance.

[Hemingray Insulators]

ya lood, you are correct, however i think its not JUST AB Chance, i know they sell Ohiobrass, anderson, and fargo, and mabey a few others?? there videos seem to be all right thought. i have a few CDs on changeing out deadends and arms using hotsticks...........

[A Laska Lineman]

I found a book called OSHA "Stallcups High-Voltage and Telecommunications Regulations Simplified" to be quite usefull. I have a 2003 edition that I have added to my safety library. It has been simplified enough for the Lineman with lots of diagrams :D and reworded to make it user friendly :cool: . It looks like they have a " Electrical Construction Regulations Simplified" book also. I ordered my book through Barnes and Noble and recieved it in about a week. The book is published by Jones and Bartlett Publishers, their web-site is jbpub.com the NFPA Product Number: SHVO2 This book deals directly with our profession and could be a valuble tool for any Line crew whether in Construction or in a Utilitiy.

[BigClive]

Just like in the UK. We have the 16th edition of the IEE wiring regulations. (Soon to be the immigrant friendly 17th edition!!!!) and it's an absolute chore to read through. Then we have the "site guides" which extract all the useful and generally relevant information and present it in a less verbose manner.

[wormy]

NFPA has a number of videos