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RedVector
RVI-11576
Transmission and Distribution: Transmission Line Installation
1 hr. Online Course
Level:
Intermediate
Item#:
RVI-11576
SME:
Brady Hansen
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2029-01-01
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The purpose of this interactive online course is to describe and demonstrate an approach to installing a transmission line. This work is not a routine part of a lineworker's job in many locations, but an understanding of the basic approach is useful to individuals who are responsible for maintaining lines. At the conclusion of this course, participants should understand how to plan and set up an installation job, the purpose of guard structures, and how to set them up. They should also know how to pull conductors into place to properly sag and how to clip them permanently to the insulators.
Objectives
SME
Course Applies to
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Explain some of the basic considerations for planning a transmission line installation job
List some of the basic equipment that must be assembled in preparation for stringing wire
Describe how pilot lines, bull lines, and conductors are pulled into position
Explain the purpose of sagging wire and basic considerations that must be taken into account when sagging wire
Recall the basic process of clipping-in
SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT: Brady Hansen
Brady Hansen began working in telecommunications as a tower climber. When the fiber optic boom began, he transitioned into telecommunications line work. When Brady found out about the Northwest JATC apprenticeship and the line trade, he found work in the Seattle area until he could get a power lineman apprenticeship. He entered the NWJATC and became an apprentice lineman. Brady worked for companies such as Wilson Construction, Avista, and BPA. Along the way, Mr. Hansen served in a number of leadership roles, but has found the most fulfillment in working as an apprentice instructor. He began doing international volunteer training for lineworkers and helped found Electrical Workers With Borders. Currently, Brady is working to improve lineman safety in South America and Asia. He accepted a position with Idaho manufacturer Safeguard Equipment. They make a groundbreaking new personal voltage detector called the Compass. Brady recently founded his own training company called Written in Red Inc. to improve safe practices in the line trade. Mr. Hansen is honored and fortunate to be a journeymen lineman and hopes to be climbing poles in the years to come.
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AR - Engineer (General)
California
CA - Electrician (General - CA Approved Continuing Education Provider)
Colorado
CO - Electrician (Safety - SEI4-05)
Accreditation: Instructor Name: Brady Hansen Instructor Approval ID: INST.0000280) Provider Approval ID: PROV.0000044-ELEC
District Of Columbia
DC - Engineer (General - CE21800018)
Delaware
DE - Engineer (General)
Florida
FL - Engineer (General - 0000271)
Accreditation: The purpose of this interactive online course is to describe and demonstrate an approach to installing a transmission line. This work is not a routine part of a lineworker's job in many locations, but an understanding of the basic approach is useful to individuals who are responsible for maintaining lines. At the conclusion of this course, participants should understand how to plan and set up an installation job, the purpose of guard structures, and how to set them up.
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Accreditation: Vector Solutions is authorized by IACET to offer 0.1 CEUs for this program.
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Accreditation: Vector Solutions is authorized by IACET to offer 0.1 CEU for this program.
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