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5. Techniques for working on low-voltage installations
5.1 Contact work
The contact working method (figure 1 , but with personnel's feet at ground potential) is used on low-voltage electrical installations to meet the need for maintenance and repair work on these installations when off-voltage work is impossible or could have dangerous consequences for people.
This method is taught by approved and competent organizations, as it has an important pedagogical purpose that needs to be developed. Given the current state of development of low-voltage live working, this is the method used to tackle live working in all countries that have decided to use this type of work....
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Techniques for working on low-voltage installations
Events
ICOLIM: European live working conference, held every three years.
Standards and norms
Main French standards used for live working
- Operations on electrical structures and installations and in an electrical environment – Electrical risk prevention - NF C 18-510 - 2012
- Live working on low-voltage electrical installations – Preventive measures implemented – Part 1: General requirements - NF C 18-505-1 - 2013
- Live working on low-voltage electrical installations – Preventive measures...
Regulations
Directive 89/654/EEC of November 30, 1989 concerning the minimum safety and health requirements for the workplace.
Directive 89/656/EEC of November 30, 1989 on the minimum health and safety requirements for the use by workers of personal protective equipment at the workplace.
Directive 89/686/EEC of 21 December 1989 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating...
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CATU – 10/20 Avenue Jean-Jaurès – BP 210/20 – 92222 Bagneux Cedex (France) http://www.catuelec.com
DERANCOURT – Lieu dit Ste Eugénie – BP 5 – 66270 Le Soler (France) http://www.derancourt.com
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