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ESCI Energized Live-Line Training ServicesESCI can provide the state of the art live-line training you're looking for —ESCI has developed the industry leading Energized, Live-Line Training and Work Methods Program. We realized the industry did not have a complete program allowing a company to develop a safe and productive platform to perform energized, live-line work methods. No other product offers a written live-line training and work methods manual, based on industry practices, and required standards with specific live-line work procedures, training and observed proficiency — all provided by the industry's top live-line professionals, as offered by this program. ESCI is the leader in energized, transmission live-line training from to 69–765 kV, including hot stick, live-line bare-hand and helicopter work methods. ESCI provides a full range of services for the utility industry. Our team of richly experienced journeymen, engineers, codes experts, managers, instructors, consultants, and trainers are recognized across the country as the leaders in the utility industry. Our staff provides consulting services to utilities, contractors, manufacturers, Federal, State & OSHA programs; as well as serving on many industry committees related to Live-Line. ESCI's staff collectively totals more than 850 years of utility knowledge and expertise, gained from utilities across the nation. This is key to providing the platform for successful development and perpetuation of a Live-working program tailored to your present and future needs. This program includes a complete package to prepare your organization to support specific, energized, live-line work in full conformance with 29 CFR OSHA 1910.269, 29 CFR OSHA 1926 Subpart V, the 2017 NESC, IEEE and ASTM Standards, and current industry best practices. After engaging our program — of Live-Line Training, development of specific energized live-line work methods, training of management, engineering, safety and the qualified workers — your company will be fully capable of performing all energized, live-line procedures included in this program. The ESCI Energized Live-Line Training and Work Methods Program includes five (5) parts, and what we call the "Live-Line Book of Knowledge." Each part is an integral foundation for the next step of the program. Depending on the number and types of energized live-line work methods your organization wishes to perform, this program can expand to accommodate all your needs. The process begins with established standard materials as a foundation and becomes more tailored to your needs. T&D TrainingCall us today and find out how ESCI can provide the energized live-line training and work methods development your company is seeking.
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ESCI's complete Energized Live-Line Training and Work Methods Program
Stage 1: ESCI Live-Line Reference Manual on Regulations and StandardsThe safety of qualified workers and public is the primary emphasis of the "ESCI Live-Line Reference Manual on Regulations and Standards" (ESCI LLRM). It is written for the industry's engineering, operations, safety, fleet staff, and qualified workers at all levels of experience. The ESCI LLRM contains a wealth of research, knowledge, white papers, interpretations, industry accepted practices, and risks associated with the selection of specific live-line work practices. The function of the ESCI LLRM is to provide insight and background into theory, past practices, and associated hazards related to all aspects of developing, preparing and executing live-line work. It is intended to serve as the foundation for safe and productive live-line work. Stage 2: Technical Training for Your Company's Management, Engineering and Safety PersonnelStage 2 provides training of management, engineering, and safety groups on the application of 29 CFR Part 1910.269, 29 CFR Part 1926 Subpart V, CC&M, the National Electric Safety Code (NESC) Part 4, and the history, application and evolution of live-line work methods following the ESCI LLRM. This training is provided by Mr. David Wallis and Mr. George Gela Ph.D., E.Eng., for management, engineering, and safety groups on current industry standards of live-line work. Stage 3: Live-Line CommitteeManagement has the ultimate responsibility for maintaining a live-line program, including qualified worker training and proficiency, work methods, safety rules, engineering, tools, mechanical equipment, and personnel protective equipment (PPE). This will be accomplished by the establishing an Electric Live-Line Committee. ESCI assists your company in the development of an internal Live-Line Committee which will:
Stage 4: The Development of Written Work ProceduresStage 5: Classroom and Hands-On Field Training |