Curso Tutorial NESC
Capítulo de Aplicaciones Industriales, IAS. Costa Rica Industrial Applications Chapter.
Curso Magistral sobre el Capítulo 4 del Standard IEEE NESC C2
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- Avenida 17, Calles 1 y 3
- San Jose, San Jose
- Costa Rica 10801
- Building: Hotel Radisson Europa
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Juan Carlos Chavarría Araya,
IAS Costa Rica Chapter Chairj.c.chavarriaaraya@ieee.org
- Starts 25 January 2017 06:00 AM UTC
- Ends 23 July 2017 06:00 AM UTC
- Admission fee
Speakers
Brent McKinney
ANSI C2- National Electric Safety Code (NESC)- 2012 Part 4 Work Rule Training
Cumplimiento de seguridad para Electric Utilities Este curso repasa los principales estándares regulatorios y de consenso aplicables a las empresas eléctricas. El curso incluye OSHA 1910.269 (Generación de Energía Eléctrica, Transmisión y Distribución), NESC-2012 - Parte 4 (Reglas de Trabajo Nacional de Seguridad Eléctrica Code-Ultima edición), IEEE-516 (Guía de Métodos de mantenimiento en líneas eléctricas activas) y otros la ASTM (Sociedad Americana para Pruebas y Materiales) y ANSI (American National Standards Institute) estándares utilizados por las empresas eléctricas. El tiempo de clase - 2 días Este curso está diseñado para profesionales de seguridad de servicios públicos, gerentes, supervisores, capataz general, representantes de los trabajadores y otras personas que necesitan información específica sobre los estándares de servicios eléctricos.
Biography:
Brent McKinney is Director of Electric Transmission and Distribution for City Utilities of Springfield, Missouri. He has responsibility for delivering electricity safely and reliably to 111,000 customers in Missouri’s third largest city. McKinney has 30 years of experience in Electrical Engineering, Operations, and Tree Management. During his career, he has been the leader of restoration efforts following numerous storms, including major, historic ice events in Springfield during 2007 and 2008. McKinney is the current Chairman of the American Public Power Association’s Reliable Public Power Provider (RP3) committee. He also has served as Chairman of APPA’s Electric Transmission and Distribution Committee, System Planning Committee and Chairman of APPA’s Engineering and Operations Committee. McKinney is a principle voting member and Secretariat of the National Electric Safety Code Subcommittee 8 (work rules), representing APPA. He earned Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Electrical Engineering, plus an additional Master’s degree in Engineering Management, from the Missouri University of Science & Technology in Rolla, Missouri. He is a registered professional engineer in Missouri.
Address:Missouri, United States
Agenda
ANSI C2 - Código Nacional de Seguridad Eléctrica (NESC)- 2012 Parte 4 Formación Reglas de Trabajo
El curso incluye:
SECTION 1 Introduction to the National Electrical Safety code
1. NESC Purpose and provisions
2. NESC Scope and application
3. NESC and NEC Service Point/ Demarcation Line
4. Overview of NESC parts
SECTION 41 Supply and Communication System- Rules for Employers
1. Employers responsibilities
2. Employees responsibilities
3. General
4. Training and Qualification
5. Arc Flash Requirements
a. Arc Hazard Assessment
b. AC and DC systems
c. Possible risk factors
d. Using controls to mitigate arc hazards
e. Requirements for PPE
f. Arc hazard training
6. Emergency and First Aid Procedures
7. Protective Methods and Devices
a. Maps and Diagrams
b. Characteristics of the equipment and lines
8. Signs and tags for employee safety
SECTION 42 General Rules for Employees
1. Safeguarding oneself and others
2. Energized or known conditions
3. Fall Protection
a. Poles and towers
b. Other structures
4. First line supervisor or person in charge responsibilities
5. Job Briefings
6. Work area protection
7. Overhead Line Operating Procedures
8. Underground Line Operating Procedures
a. Enclosed and confined spaces
b. Excavations
c. Underground facility identification
SECTION 44 Additional Rules for Supply Employees
1. Approach to Energized Conductors or Parts
2. MAD (Minimum Approach Distances)
a. TOV values
b. Clear insulation distance
c. Clear live line tool distance
d. Altitude correction factor
e. Employee insulation
3. Switching Control Procedures
a. Designated Person
b. Specific work
c. Operations at stations
d. Re-energizing after work
e. Tagging electric supply circuits
f. Restoration of service after trip
g. Repeating oral messages
4. Work on Energized Lines and Equipment
a. Assisting employees
b. Working position
c. Capacitors
d. Gas insulated equipment
5. De-energizing Equipment or Lines to Protect Employees
a. Tags- Application and removal
b. Testing
c. Grounding
d. Re-energizing
6. Protective Grounds
a. Equipotential zone grounding
b. Installing Grounds
c. Removing Grounds
Evaluación y entrega de certificados.
Asociación de Ingenieros en Electricidad y Electrónica, AIEEE
CED. JURD. 3-002-084618
CTA CTE BCR US$ 119432-1
SINPE 15201001011943210.
CTA CTE BNCR US$ 1-100-02-087-601331-0
SINPE 15108710026013317
DISPONIBLE PAGO CON TARJETAS: VISA / MASTERCARD / AMERICAN EXPRESS / PAYPAL
OTROS: COFEIA / REGIMEN MUTUALIDAD CFIA
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