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Approach To Electrical Apparatus6.2.3 Guidelines <strong>for</strong> the Development anduse <strong>of</strong> Alternative Safe ApproachDistances - SpecialWhen determining the safe approach distance -special and per<strong>for</strong>ming the task the followingcontrols shall be considered:• Determining special safe approach distancesfrom:° ENA NENS 04-2006 NationalGuidelines <strong>for</strong> Safe Approach Distancesto Electrical and Mechanical Apparatusand/or IEEE 516 and related guidelinesas may be appropriate; and° Clause 9.6 Live Work – High Voltage.• When developing organisational proceduresspecial consideration shall be given to:° Flashover;° Possibility <strong>of</strong> inadvertent movement;° Minimising the duration <strong>of</strong> <strong>work</strong> at thespecial safe approach distance; and° Work techniques which providemaximum practical distance from liveconductors.Page 58 <strong>of</strong> 148 Blue Book – December 2005
Approach To Electrical Apparatus• Workcrew on site risk assessment shallconsider:° Control <strong>of</strong> inadvertent movement by theuse <strong>of</strong> insulating barriers, insulated plantand appliances and controlled bodymovements; and° Environmental conditions.6.3 SAFE APPROACH DISTANCES -VEHICLES6.3.1 Ordinary PersonsAn ordinary person in charge <strong>of</strong> any vehicle,excepting mobile plant when in <strong>work</strong>ing mode,shall ensure that no part <strong>of</strong> the vehicle or its load isplaced or moved within the distances shown inTable 3.6.3.2 Authorised and Instructed PersonsAuthorised and instructed persons in charge <strong>of</strong> anyvehicle, excepting mobile plant when in <strong>work</strong>ingmode, shall ensure that no part <strong>of</strong> the vehicle or itsload is placed or moved within the distances shown inTable 3.<strong>work</strong>ing mode)Blue Book – December 2005 Page 59 <strong>of</strong> 148
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