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1910.269(l)(6) Making Connections

OSHA 1910 General Industry > R Special Industries > 1910.269 Electric Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution > 1910.269(l) Working on or Near Exposed Energized Parts > 1910.269(l)(6) Making Connections
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The employer shall ensure that employees make connections as follows:

1910.269(l)(6)(i)

In connecting deenergized equipment or lines to an energized circuit by means of a conducting wire or device, an employee shall first attach the wire to the deenergized part;

1910.269(l)(6)(iii)

When lines or equipment are connected to or disconnected from energized circuits, an employee shall keep loose conductors away from exposed energized parts.

1910.269(l)(6)(ii)

When disconnecting equipment or lines from an energized circuit by means of a conducting wire or device, an employee shall remove the source end first; and

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