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1910.269(u)(2) Draw-Out-Type Circuit Breakers
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The employer shall ensure that, when employees remove or insert draw-out-type circuit breakers, the breaker is in the open position. The employer shall also render the control circuit inoperable if the design of the equipment permits.
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