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WEEK 6 - SAF 101

EQUIPOTENTIAL ZONE

This course covers basic electrical safety and equal potential zones to provide safe work areas on equipment, along with ground and aerial work.

30 Lecture Hours ‍

15 Field Hours

COURSE OUTLINE

Students will understand the Foundational Electrical Theory, Equipotential Zone principles, Grounding Applications and Installations, Equipment and compliance, and demonstrate Practical Exercises and scenarios.

COURSE LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  1. Successfully pass quiz on electrical theory.

  2. Identify tools and equipment needed to install equal potential zones on equipment.

  3. Install equal potential zones on equipment.

  4. Identify and install ground sets needed for aerial work.

INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS

  • Lecture, Demonstration and Cooperative

GRADING

  • Quizzes 25%

  • Attendance 25%

  • Final Assessments 50%

REQUIRED MATERIALS

  • Shoemaker & Mack: The Linemen's and Cablemen's Handbook
    (14th ed.), McGraw Hill, 2023

  • long pants

  • long sleeve shirt

  • Lineman boots

  • hard hat

  • satety glasses

  • leather gloves

  • leather tool pouch

  • canvas bolt bag

  • climbing hooks

  • gaff guards

  • positioning safety rope

  • climbing bag

  • climbing belt

  • 7' nylon safeties

Reference Materials

  • Shoemaker & Mack: The Linemen's and Cablemen's Handbook
    (14th ed.), McGraw Hill, 2023

  • Co-pilot for visual power points

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