Attachment B Shock Hazard Sticker.pdf
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- Attached to
- D5 Mast Arm Pole - REBID
- Solicitation number
- RFB 605 2200000079 1
- Issued by
- Bath County, Kentucky
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This is an attachment documenting electrical safety requirements and hazard labeling standards for a contract opportunity. The document specifies a shock hazard sticker template that must be applied to equipment operating at 120 volts. The sticker establishes critical safety parameters including a glove class rating of 0, a limited approach boundary of 42 inches, and a restricted approach boundary requiring direct contact with the equipment. The document references NFPA 70E standards and indicates that additional personal protective equipment beyond what is specified on the sticker may be required based on that electrical safety code.
The attachment serves as a specification document for contractor compliance with electrical safety protocols and OSHA-compliant hazard communication standards. This sticker template would be required on equipment as part of the deliverables or installation requirements within the contract scope. No pricing, timeline, or award information is contained in this attachment, as it functions solely as a technical specification for hazard identification and worker protection on the contracted equipment or project.
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sheila.durham Typewritten Text
ATTACHMENT B
Ted.Swansegar Text Box
SHOCK HAZARD.
VOLTAGE: 120 VOLT
GLOVE CLASS: 0
LIMITED APPROACH BOUNDARY: 42 IN
RESTRICTED APPROACH BOUNDARY: CONTACT
SEE NFPA 70E FOR ADDITIONAL PPE REQUIRED.
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