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Access <strong>for</strong> Work on or Near High Voltage ElectricalApparatus9.3 SANCTION FOR TESTING PROCEDURE9.3.1 General9.3.1.1 A sanction <strong>for</strong> testing shall be used if thetesting <strong>of</strong> high voltage <strong>electrical</strong> apparatus has thepotential to produce currents hazardous to thehuman body.9.3.1.2 A sanction <strong>for</strong> testing must be eithercancelled or suspended prior to the issue <strong>of</strong> a<strong>electrical</strong> access permit on the same <strong>electrical</strong>apparatus.9.3.1.3 A Tester Responsible at Remote Locationis an authorised tester at a remote location to whoman authorised <strong>electrical</strong> operator has issued aComplementary Sanction <strong>for</strong> Testing.9.3.1.4 Only one sanction <strong>for</strong> testing shall be onissue on the same <strong>electrical</strong> apparatus at any time.However, where the testing requires <strong>work</strong> at remotelocations, as well as the nominated main location,a Complementary Sanction <strong>for</strong> Testing covering thesame <strong>electrical</strong> apparatus shall be issued at eachremote location.A Complementary Sanction <strong>for</strong> Testing shall bestructured to agree with that on the parent sanction<strong>for</strong> testing applicable at the nominated mainlocation. It shall be issued to an authorised tester ateach remote location, who shall sign it as the TesterPage 88 <strong>of</strong> 148 Blue Book – December 2005
Access <strong>for</strong> Work on or Near High Voltage ElectricalApparatusResponsible at the Remote Location.A Complementary Sanction <strong>for</strong> Testing shall only beissued after, and relinquished be<strong>for</strong>e, the sanction<strong>for</strong> testing at the nominated main location. Suchissues and cancellations shall take place only withthe approval <strong>of</strong> the tester in charge.9.3.1.5 A sanction <strong>for</strong> testing and ComplementarySanction <strong>for</strong> Testing shall be issued and cancelledonly by an authorised <strong>electrical</strong> operator.9.3.1.6 The appropriate provisions <strong>of</strong> Clauses 7, 8,and 9 shall also apply to sanctions <strong>for</strong> testing andComplementary Sanctions <strong>for</strong> Testing.9.3.1.7 A sanction <strong>for</strong> testing or a ComplementarySanction <strong>for</strong> Testing may be issued or relinquishedby telephone or radio, subject to the statementsbetween the authorised <strong>electrical</strong> operator and thetester-in-charge or Tester Responsible at RemoteLocation, as appropriate, being confirmed by awitness at each end.9.3.1.8 In the case <strong>of</strong> a sanction <strong>for</strong> testing or aComplementary Sanction <strong>for</strong> Testing issued bytelephone or radio, the Tester-in-Charge or theTester Responsible at Remote Location, asappropriate, shall assume the responsibilities <strong>of</strong> theauthorised <strong>electrical</strong> operator in applying theseprovisions.Blue Book – December 2005 Page 89 <strong>of</strong> 148
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