Safety is paramount in overhead power line stringing. Key considerations include:

• Minimum Approach Distances (MAD): Maintaining safe clearances from energized lines is critical. Our equipment is designed to facilitate adherence to these distances.

• Grounding: Proper grounding of all equipment, structures, and conductors to dissipate induced voltages is essential.

• Communication: Clear and constant communication between all team members is vital to prevent accidents.

• Weather Monitoring: Operations should be halted during adverse weather conditions like high winds, lightning, or heavy rain.

• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): All personnel must wear appropriate PPE, including hard hats, safety glasses, high-voltage gloves, and fall protection.

• Qualified Personnel: Only trained and certified professionals should operate stringing equipment.

• Pre-Job Briefings and Risk Assessments: Thorough planning, including identifying potential hazards and developing mitigation strategies, is crucial before starting any stringing operation.

• Overhead Protection: Implementing measures to prevent conductor contact with lower-level objects or lines, such as tie-down ropes or temporary barriers.