Stallcup's OSHA and NFPA 70E
Electrical Regulations Simplified
James G. Stallcup
James W. Stallcup
Avoid OSHA violations while safeguarding
jobsites with Stallcup’s® trusted reference manual.
Many designers, installers, and inspectors
have trouble understanding, interpreting, and applying the
electrical requirements found in
NFPA 70E® and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.
Stallcup's® OSHA and NFPA 70E
Electrical Regulations Simplified ties together these
codes and standards to demonstrate how to properly comply with OSHA
regulations and maintain a safe workplace, both for electrical
personnel performing maintenance on equipment and for non-electrical
employees who need to work with or near that equipment.
Contents:
1. Safety-Related Work Practices
- Definitions
- General Requirements for Electrical
Safety-Related Work Practices
- Establishing an Electrically Safe Work
Condition
- Work Involving Electrical Hazards
2. Safety-Related Maintenance Requirements
- Introduction
- General Maintenance Requirements
- Substations, Switchgear Assemblies,
Switchboards, Panelboards, Motor Control Centers and Disconnect
Switches
- Premises Wiring
- Controller Equipment
- Fuses and Circuit Breakers
- Rotating Equipment
- Hazardous (Classified) Locations
- Batteries and Battery Rooms
- Portable Electric Tools and Equipment
- Personal Safety and Protective
Equipment
3. Safety Requirements for Special Equipment
- Introduction
- Safety-Related Work Practices for
Electrolytic Cells
- Safety Requirements Related to
Batteries and Battery Rooms
- Safety-Related Work Practices for Use
of Lasers
- Safety-Related Work Practices - Power
Electronic Equipment
- Safety-Related Work Practices -
Research and Development Laboratories
4. Installation Safety Requirements
- General requirements
- Wiring Design and Protection
- Wiring Methods, Components and
Equipment for General Use
- Specific Purpose Equipment and
Installations
- Hazardous (Classified) Locations
- Special Systems
Appendix A: Tables
Appendix B: Simplified Recommended Protective Clothing and Equipment
Program for Serving Energized Electrical Conductors and Parts
Appendix C: OSHA Hot List
Appendix D: Electrical Safety Self-Assessment Checklist
Appendix E: Definitions
Appendix F: Work Tasks
Index
About the Author:
James G. Stallcup, Founder and CEO of
Grayboy, Inc., is a noted authority in the electrical field. Since its
inception, Grayboy has rapidly moved to the forefront of the
electrical industry, training over 100,000 students in workshops,
seminars, and in-house training, and continually receiving
international recognition.
Mr. Stallcup has a substantial commitment to the
continuing education of those people in the electrical industry
through quality publications and up-to-date training.
His publications are used in apprenticeship and
vocational schools around the country and continue to receive
accolades from instructors as well as students for their in-depth
explanations, effective illustrations, and authoritative code
references.
Softcover
680 Pages
Copyright 2012
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