Steve we use faceshields in metering large padmounts cts etc. We also use them for pulling and setting meters in energized meter sockets . We currently are not using them in overhead applications. Typically most of our circuits are below the threshold where they are required. We are looking to try to engineer out  such as back feed etc to keep fault current below threshold where required. Probably not mnch help but that is where we are at present.

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-------- Original message --------
From: "Balius, Steve" <steve.balius@secoenergy.com>
Date: 06/24/2015 7:57 AM (GMT-05:00)
To: "'operations-safety@feca.simplelists.com'" <operations-safety@feca.simplelists.com>
Subject: Face Sields

We are trying to find out how many companies have gone to face shields based on new OSHA regulations:

            1910.269 (l)(8)(v)(c)
            1910.269 (l)(8)(v)(d)
            1910.269 (l)(8)(v)(e)
            1910.269 Appendix E Maximum Head & Face Protection

Thanks Steve

Steve Balius, CUSP, CLCP
Manager of Safety & Risk Management
Sumter Electric Cooperative Inc.
352-793-3801 Ext. 9799
352-569-9799
352-266-7376
steve.balius@secoenergy.com
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