1C Rubber Gloving
1. Hot line work is considered volts and above 600
2. 3 Techniques to do hot line work rubber glove. hot stick, bare-
hand
3. An APE will be allowed to do hot work when _ step 4th step
and above
4. Min approach dist . is +/- _ft 5
5. Anytime an ape is within MAD, who must you have on 1 JL, 1 qualified observer (4th
the crew step or JL)
6. Your gloves must be rated for the nominal highest
voltage
7. Gloves and cover up ratings are to phase to phase
8. extended reach is defined as within _ ft of an ener- 5
gized conductor
9. Do suspended apes come to class? NO
10. What voltage can you rubber glove up to? 34.5KV
11. What makes something a good conductor Valence electrons
12. 3 things you need for current flow Dif in pot. , Conductor, Com-
plete path
13. If a circuit does not have a complete path it is a open
circuit
14. If a circuit does not have a resistor it is a circuit short
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15. voltage is the standard value when referring to nominal
a voltage level
16. value is the actual value of DC Voltage that Ettective
would have the same heating effect
17. voltage indicators can vary by % 10
18. voltage measurements can vary dramatically when sharp bends, corners, dead
placed near ends
19. do proximity testers give a accurate reading NO
20. are essentially a voltmeter for high voltage phasing sticks
lines
21. how many volts are a suspension glass insulator rat- 11,000 volts
ed for
22. Min app. dist for 34.5kv 3ft
23. 3 types of electrical hazard arc flash, arc blast, electrical
shock
24. 3 things that determine the severity of a shock current amount, current
pathway, time/duration
25. the point of entry for a shock is called inital contact
26. the exit wound for a shock is called second point of contact
27. it takes volts and amps to kill a worker 50 volts 0.05 amps (50 mil-
liamps)
28. arc flash
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1. Hot line work is considered volts and above 600
2. 3 Techniques to do hot line work rubber glove. hot stick, bare-
hand
3. An APE will be allowed to do hot work when _ step 4th step
and above
4. Min approach dist . is +/- _ft 5
5. Anytime an ape is within MAD, who must you have on 1 JL, 1 qualified observer (4th
the crew step or JL)
6. Your gloves must be rated for the nominal highest
voltage
7. Gloves and cover up ratings are to phase to phase
8. extended reach is defined as within _ ft of an ener- 5
gized conductor
9. Do suspended apes come to class? NO
10. What voltage can you rubber glove up to? 34.5KV
11. What makes something a good conductor Valence electrons
12. 3 things you need for current flow Dif in pot. , Conductor, Com-
plete path
13. If a circuit does not have a complete path it is a open
circuit
14. If a circuit does not have a resistor it is a circuit short
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, 1C Rubber Gloving
15. voltage is the standard value when referring to nominal
a voltage level
16. value is the actual value of DC Voltage that Ettective
would have the same heating effect
17. voltage indicators can vary by % 10
18. voltage measurements can vary dramatically when sharp bends, corners, dead
placed near ends
19. do proximity testers give a accurate reading NO
20. are essentially a voltmeter for high voltage phasing sticks
lines
21. how many volts are a suspension glass insulator rat- 11,000 volts
ed for
22. Min app. dist for 34.5kv 3ft
23. 3 types of electrical hazard arc flash, arc blast, electrical
shock
24. 3 things that determine the severity of a shock current amount, current
pathway, time/duration
25. the point of entry for a shock is called inital contact
26. the exit wound for a shock is called second point of contact
27. it takes volts and amps to kill a worker 50 volts 0.05 amps (50 mil-
liamps)
28. arc flash
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