Adhering to best practices is paramount for safe and efficient OHTL stringing:

• Detailed Planning & Risk Assessment: Thoroughly assess site conditions, identify potential hazards, and develop a detailed stringing plan including emergency procedures.

• Qualified Personnel: Ensure all crew members are properly trained, certified, and experienced in tension stringing operations and equipment.

• Equipment Maintenance & Calibration: Regularly inspect, maintain, and calibrate all stringing equipment (pullers, OHTLstringingequipment.com/Hydraulic-Conductor-Tensioners.html target='_blank'>Tensioners, blocks) to ensure optimal performance and safety.

• Clear Communication: Maintain continuous and clear communication between all team members (puller operator, Tensioner operator, ground crew, spotters) throughout the operation.

• Strict Clearance Management: Continuously monitor and enforce safe approach distances from energized lines and other obstacles. Use specialized tools like measuring wheels, load cells, and height gauges.

• Proper Grounding: Implement robust grounding procedures to manage induced voltages, especially when working near energized lines.

• Weather Monitoring: Halt operations or take precautions during adverse weather conditions (high winds, lightning). Our commitment to quality manufacturing directly supports these best practices by providing reliable and safe stringing solutions.