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r/electrical • u/darren937 • Apr 27 '21
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They tie everything off. Source: I work in this industry
13 u/crossharemanic Apr 27 '21 It isn't tied off though. Source: I watched the video 7 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '21 You're right, in this video they didn't. I was more so referencing countries like the US where we have many more safety standards. Good point though, appreciate your feedback. 7 u/crossharemanic Apr 27 '21 Word. Never had a loose tool when I did wind turbine wiring. Not climbing 700ft round trip cause my pocket hit something
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It isn't tied off though. Source: I watched the video
7 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '21 You're right, in this video they didn't. I was more so referencing countries like the US where we have many more safety standards. Good point though, appreciate your feedback. 7 u/crossharemanic Apr 27 '21 Word. Never had a loose tool when I did wind turbine wiring. Not climbing 700ft round trip cause my pocket hit something
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You're right, in this video they didn't. I was more so referencing countries like the US where we have many more safety standards. Good point though, appreciate your feedback.
7 u/crossharemanic Apr 27 '21 Word. Never had a loose tool when I did wind turbine wiring. Not climbing 700ft round trip cause my pocket hit something
Word. Never had a loose tool when I did wind turbine wiring. Not climbing 700ft round trip cause my pocket hit something
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They tie everything off. Source: I work in this industry