34 5 KV Rubber Glove Work - Instructor's Guide

34.
5 KV Rubber Glove Work

Instructors Guide
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T & D PowerSkills Lineman Training

1
Index
Page
Instructors Guide Overview .. 3
Material Delivery . 4
Workbook Section Quiz Answers .... 5
Final Test Copy .... 6
Final Test Answers .. 10
Field Performance Requirements (FPR) Copy .11

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Instructors Guide
Overview:
This training unit is intended to be delivered by an instructor qualified in the
subject matter and capable of answering questions to the satisfaction of the
student.
A well qualified Lineman is someone with:
1. Knowledge
2. Skills
3. Experience
This training material is designed to provide the knowledge required to do
powerline construction and maintenance safely. It also provides a
framework for developing the skills necessary to do the work, through the
use of the Field Performance Requirements (FPR) checklist. The FPR is an
integral part of this training unit and copies of both the final unit test and the
completed FPR should be retained in a student training file, in hard copy
form, to illustrate knowledge and proficiency by the trainee. This material is
progressive, meaning its important that the student master the basic units
before attempting the advanced units.
The third key component of Lineman training, Experience, must be gained
on-the-job, under the guidance of a competent Journeyman-level Lineman
and may take several years to gain the exposure to all types of work covered
within this material.

3
Material Delivery:
A. Materials Required:
DVD Unit Disc
Student Workbook for each Student
DVD player, television / or projector and screen
Final unit test for each student
Marking board or flip-chart
B. Preparations:
The instructor should begin his/her personal preparation by
viewing the unit DVD, reading the workbook, reviewing the
section quizzes and answers and listing what support tools and
equipment are necessary to complete the unit requirements.
By class day, all of the materials, tools and equipment should
be in place to support the unit being taught.
C. Recommended Sequence of Instruction:
1. After the instructors introductory remarks, have the student read the segment
objectives found in the block at the beginning of the first segment.
2. Briefly discuss the segment objectives with the students.
3. View the first segment of the DVD.
4. Read the text segment that corresponds to the first segment of the DVD.
5. Have students answer the questions at the end of the text segment. Check their
answers with the correct answers provided in the instructors manual.
6. Conduct a class discussion of the material just covered. Encourage questions of the
material in the DVD and the text, and encourage note taking in the workbooks.
7. Before proceeding, be sure all understand the concepts presented in this segment.
8. Work through all segments in this manner.
9. A Unit Test covering all the material should be administered by the instructor upon
completion of the unit.
D. Practice Yard:
a. Most units include demonstration of skills associated with the
work and illustration of proper safe work practices. After the
final Unit Test, the class should reconvene in the practice yard
for this portion of the training.
b. Prior to dismissal, ensure each student has a blank FPR to take
back to the field for completion on-the-job.

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34.5 KV Rubber Glove Work

Workbook Section Quiz Answers
1-1.
1-2.
True
1-3.
34.5 KV
1-4.
1-5.
2-1.
(These answers may be in either order)

a. Synthetic, or man-made
b. Natural rubber
2-2.
True
2-3.
2-4.
Glove bag
2-5.
3-1.
3-2.
True
3-3.
Observing supervisor
3-4.
3-5.
True
4-1.
True
4-2
4-3
False
4-4
Bottom to top
4-5
a
5

Final Test
Name: ___________________________________
1.
Date: ______________
Circle the correct answer.

Class _________ gloving programs allow many jobs to be done on energized 34.5
KV distribution lines.
a.
b.
c.
d.
2.
True or False. If the loose end of an insulator tie wire accidentally contacts the
crossarm on a 34.5 KV line, the contact will almost definitely cause a fault,
especially if the crossarm is damp or green.
3.

Current is more likely to track to ground on a (13.2 KV/34.5 KV) line if there is
dirt or moisture on equipment surfaces.
4.

Which of the following is likely to be larger for a 34.5 KV line than for a 13.2 KV
line?
5.
a.
Insulators
b.
Insulator pins
c.
Crossarms
d.
All of the above
e.
None of the above

The required minimum electrical clearance from a 34.5 KV line is:
a.
3 inches
b.
2 feet, 1 inches
c.
2 feet, 4 inches
d.
3 feet
6

Final Test (Cont)
6.
List the two types of materials used to manufacture Class 4 rubber gear.
a. _________________________________
b. _________________________________
7.
True or False. Different classes and types of some kinds of protective gear may
appear to be identical.
8.

Which of the following is an advantage of using a glove inflatar to test a rubber
glove for air leaks?
9.
a.
Air is only admitted into the hand area.
b.
The entire surface area of the glove can be checked for damage.
c.
The rubber in the cuff is not stressed.
d.
All of the above.
e.
Only b and c.
When rubber gloves and sleeves are not being used, they should be stored in a
________________________________________.
10.

The insulating ability of any class of rubber gear depends partly on its
a.
Shape
b.
Thickness
c.
Age
d.
Weight

7

Final Test (Cont)
11.

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of scheduling 34.5 KV rubber glove
jobs in advance?
a.
The job can be planned and completed during normal working hours.
b.
The job must be completed while the lines are de-energized.
c.
The crew foreman can perform a preliminary inspection of the job site.
d.
The crew members can be notified in advance so that they can be repaired.
12.
True or False. If a company requires crew members to have only Class 4

protective gear with them when they go to a 34.5 KV job, the crew members may
have to use Class 4 protective gear for all other jobs that are scheduled for the
same day.
13.
When a crew of three is assigned to a 34.5 KV job, two of the crew members are
linemen, and the third crew member is a(n) ______________________________.
14.

If a 34.5 KV job is in progress when rain threatens,
15.
a.
The job should be finished as quickly as possible using gloves.
b.
The line should be de-energized immediately.
c.
The job should be secured temporarily.
d.
The job should be canceled.
True or False. During the course of a 34.5 KV job, no one should climb on or
off the bucket truck while the boom is in the work area.

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Final Test (Cont)
16. True or False. One aspect of 34.5 KV rubber glove work that may vary from job to
job is the amount of cover gear that is needed.
17. Circle the correct answer.
When a phase is being covered, a good rule of thumb is to cover the line on the
bucket side of the crossarm with at least _____________ feet of line hose and to use
at least half that amount on the far side of the crossarm.
a.
b.
c.
12
d.
16
18. True or False. When a bucket is positioned between two phases, only the near
outside phase must be covered.
As a lineman approaches his work area, he applies cover gear from (top to
bottom/bottom to top).
After a job is completed, cover gear is removed
a.
In the reverse order from the way that it was installed
b.
In the same order that it was installed
c.
In any order that is convenient
d.
All at once

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Final Test Answers
1.
2.
True
3.
34.5 KV
4.
5.
6.
(These answers may be in either order)

a. Synthetic, or man-made
b. Natural rubber
7.
True
8.
9.
Glove bag
10.
11.
12.
True
13.
Observing supervisor
14.
15.
True
16.
True
17.
18.
False
19.
Bottom to top
20.

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Field Performance Requirements (FPR)

Complete
NAME: _____________________________ #___________
Incomplete
SECTION:
UNIT(S):
Overhead Distribution - Energized

34.5 kv Rubber Glove Work
REQUIREMENTS
VG
ACC
NI
NA
=
=
=
=
Very Good
Acceptable
Needs Improvement
Not Able to Complete
on this Crew
SUPERVISOR SIGN-OFF
VG ACC
NI
NA
SEGMENT 1 INTRODUCTION
1.1
Can describe primary hazards associated with 34.5 kv lines and

systems
SEGMENT 2 SAFETY EQUIPMENT

2.1
Can describe safety equipment and its use and care in 34.5 kv
rubber glove use .
2.2
Can describe personal rubber PPE and approved procedures in

inspecting, wearing and storing
SEGMENT 3 SAFE WORK HABITS, Part 1

3.2 Can describe safety considerations associated with planning and
preparing for 34.5 kv rubber glove use .
3.2
Can describe how a tailgate or pre-job meeting is used to plan a

job and communicate safety issues .
SEGMENT 4 SAFE WORK HABITS, Part 2

4.1 Can demonstrate approved procedures in safely changing out a
crossarm in 34.5 kv rubber glove work ..
4.2
Can demonstrate approved procedures used to change out a lateral

cutout on a distribution line in 34.5 kv rubber glove work
_____________________________
Employees Signature
__________________________
Supervisors Signature

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Date: ___________
Performance Notes:
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
1910.269(a)(2)(vii) as of July, 2006:

The employer shall certify that each employee has received the training required by paragraph (a)(2) of
this section. This certification shall be made when the employee demonstrates proficiency in the work
practices involved and shall be maintained for the duration of the employees employment.
Note: Employment records that indicate that an employee has received the required training are an
acceptable means of meeting this requirement.

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