§ 39.386. Protective grounds of workmen for overhead lines.
The workman in charge should immediately proceed to make his own protective grounds on the disconnected lines, except under conditions where the making of such ground is itself more hazardous than working on the lines without grounding. Such grounds shall be made between the particular point at which work is to be done and every source of energy.
Cross References This section cited in 34 Pa. Code § 39.339 (relating to fire extinguishers); 34 Pa. Code § 39.353 (relating to special authorization); 34 Pa. Code § 39.367 (relating to when to kill parts); 34 Pa. Code § 39.381 (relating to general provisions); 34 Pa. Code § 39.387 (relating to proceeding with work); 34 Pa. Code § 39.411 (relating to general provisions); 34 Pa. Code § 39.421 (relating to general provisions); 34 Pa. Code § 39.431 (relating to general provisions); 34 Pa. Code § 39.441 (relating to general provisions); 34 Pa. Code § 39.451 (relating to general provisions); and 34 Pa. Code § 39.461 (relating to general requirements).
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