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\\* MERGEFORMAT \u0014\n\u0015\t\u0013 SHAPE  \\* MERGEFORMAT \u0014\n\u0015\t\u0013 SHAPE  \\* MERGEFORMAT \u0014\n\u0015\t\u0013 SHAPE  \\* MERGEFORMAT \u0014\n\u0015\t\u0013 SHAPE  \\* MERGEFORMAT \u0014\n\u0015\t\u0013 SHAPE  \\* MERGEFORMAT \u0014\n\u0015\nCompetent – means possessing knowledge, experience and training to perform a specific duty.\nDamp Location – means an exterior or interior location that is subject to condensation of moisture in, on, or adjacent to portable electrical equipment.\nDe-Energized – the state that exists when:\nElectrical apparatus is isolated from all sources of dynamic energy and grounded.\nMechanical apparatus is isolated and/or:\nAt rest\nNot spring loaded\nNot under a liquid or gaseous pressure different from that of the atmosphere which will be harmful to workers or create a hazardous condition\nFree from poisonous, suffocating or explosive gasses\nFree from chemical energy\nFree form extreme temperature (Standard Protection Code)\nElectrical Equipment – includes machinery, plant, works, wires, pipes, poles, conduits, apparatus, appliances and equipment, designed or used, or intended for use, for or in connection with generation, transmission, supply, distribution or use of electrical energy for any purpose.\nElectrical Worker (electrician) – means a person who meets the requirements of the Electrical Safety Regulation for installing, altering or maintaining electrical equipment.\nElectrofishing – means the capture or control of fish by the use of electrical equipment\nExposed – as applied to electrical equipment or conductors, means that the conductor or a part of the equipment is:\nElectrically connected to a source of voltage difference or electrically charged to have a voltage different from that of earth,\nNo guarded or insulated in an approved manner, and\nIn a location where a person or any tool, equipment or material the person is touching or using might come closer than a safe distance away from the conductor or part.\nHardwired – means the electrical connection of components within a system by means of electrical conductors so that the only way the system can be modified is by changing the connections\nHigh Voltage – means a potential difference (voltage) of more than 750 volts between conductors or between a conductor and ground\nIsolated – means that normal sources of energy have been disconnected by opening and securing all associated switches, and that mechanical equipment has been rendered and secured non- operative by disconnecting, stopping, depressurizing, draining, venting or other effective means\nLow Voltage – means a potential difference (voltage) from 31 to 750 volts inclusive between conductors or between a conductor and ground.\nMimic Display – means a symbolic representation of the configuration and status of all or part of a power system, complete with device designations\nPower System – means all plant and equipment essential to the generation, transmission or distribution of electricity, including any plant or equipment that is out of service, being constructed or being installed.\nQualified Electrical Worker – means:\nThe holder of a journeyperson’s certificate in the electrician trade issued pursuant to The Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Act, 1999, and includes an apprentice in the trade while under the supervision of a journeyperson; or\nThe holder of a journeyperson’s certificate in the power lineperson trade issued pursuant to The Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Act, 1999 and includes an apprentice in the trade while under the supervision of a journeyperson.\nSafety Protection Guarantee – means an assurance that a power system or part of the power system is isolated and will remain isolated\nSafety Watcher – means a qualified person whose sole task is to observe the activity when equipment, vegetation or material will be moved relative  to energized electrical equipment or conductors, and signal in a clear and 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