Con edison safety manual

Since all of Con Edison’s natural gas system, and much of the electric system, is located underground, complying with Code Rule is crucial to ensuring the safety of the public and workers performing digging and excavation. Contractors, customers, licensed plumbers, and electricians must inspect and maintain existing mark outs periodically. Con Edison is committed to public safety, and we incorporate safety considerations into our system planning, design work, and system operations. We conduct formal periodic inspections, testing, and maintenance of our electric, gas, and steam transmission and distribution infrastructure to ensure that system elements will continue to provide safe and reliable service. High Reach Equipment.. Keep all cranes, scaffolding and high reach equipment away from power lines. Contact with a power line can cause serious burns or electrocution. Remember to work a safe distance from all power lines. When working in proximity to power lines keep yourself and equipment at least 10 feet from power lines.

Con Edison needs to conduct a safety inspection of the Company's gas equipment in your building as required by New York State law. Con Edison has hired a contractor, Precision Pipeline Solutions (PPS) to perform the gas equipment inspections. In the next several weeks, PPS will be visiting your home or business to conduct the inspection. Safety Services Con Edison, Inc. 30 Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn, New York With regard to your question whether the thumb penetration test is the only manual test necessary or must one or more additional manual tests be performed to classify a soil type A, B, or C, please be advised that Appendix A to Subpart P requires that the. Current as of Octo. The ESR Manual provides guidance and instructions pertaining to electrical service connections. Its purpose is to assist electrical contractors, engineers, architects, and manufacturers engaged in the installation of electrical service wiring and equipment.

Since all of Con Edison’s natural gas system, and much of the electric system, is located underground, complying with Code Rule is crucial to ensuring the safety of the public and workers performing digging and excavation. Contractors, customers, licensed plumbers, and electricians must inspect and maintain existing mark outs periodically. We’re inspecting poles, and repairing or replacing those that don’t meet required standards. It’s part of our ongoing investment in maintenance, safety and repair to ensure that we continue to deliver reliable electric service. Our pole-loading assessment takes about 30 minutes, and crews don’t need to access your home or building. Con Edison encourages employees to advise their managers of any identified unsafe conditions or risky situations that could result in accidents or injuries. Management and union employees are provided with a Close Call system for reporting situations where accidents or injuries were narrowly avoided.