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Table I:
Approach Distance For Qualified Employees

De-energized Parts

All electrical parts exceeding 50 volts will be de-energized before an employee works on or near equipment unless:

  • The de-energizing creates a more hazardous situation

  • The equipment, by design, cannot be shut down

  • The decision to work without de-energizing shall be made by management and documented before work begins

When any employee is exposed to direct or indirect contact with parts of fixed electrical equipment or circuits which have been de-energized, the electrical energy source will be locked out.


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