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Quick fire question.
I was always told that you cannot do live working unless the customer cannot shut X appliance down for what ever reason, a risk assessment is in place with a proper live working procedure/LOA.
Granted you cannot do live work in a hazardous area, but AP on site claims you will never do live work under X name.
Testing is live work right................. putting your fluke on live terminals is live work so I was always led to believe, you cannot always guarantee that you have isolated correctly.
Anything where you may come into contact with live exposed conductive parts is live working or is testing not part of this - I was always led to believe it was, as it meets the above.
I was always told that you cannot do live working unless the customer cannot shut X appliance down for what ever reason, a risk assessment is in place with a proper live working procedure/LOA.
Granted you cannot do live work in a hazardous area, but AP on site claims you will never do live work under X name.
Testing is live work right................. putting your fluke on live terminals is live work so I was always led to believe, you cannot always guarantee that you have isolated correctly.
Anything where you may come into contact with live exposed conductive parts is live working or is testing not part of this - I was always led to believe it was, as it meets the above.
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