UFC 3-560-01
6 December 2006
Including change 1, 7 December 2006
13-4
UNUSUAL SHORE-TO-SHIP SYSTEM HAZARDS .....................
13-12
13-4.1
Split Personnel Responsibilities....................................................
13-12
13-4.2
Portable Power Cable and Outlet Safety Assurance ....................
13-13
13-4.3
Electrical Equipment Accessibility and Working Space ................
13-13
13-4.4
Ship's Electrical Power Input Safety .............................................
13-14
13-4.5
Parallel Operation .........................................................................
13-14
13-5
SUPPORTING SHORE-TO-SHIP SAFETY REQUIREMENTS ...
13-14
13-5.1
Specialized Shore-to-Ship System Training .................................
13-14
13-5.2
Specific SOPs ...............................................................................
13-15
13-6
PORTABLE SHORE POWER CABLES AND RECEPTACLES ...
13-16
13-6.1
Low-Voltage Terminations and Protective Circuit Breakers .........
13-16
13-6.2
High-Voltage (4,160 Volt and 15 kV) Terminations and
Protective Circuit Breakers ......................................................
13-17
13-7
SHIP CONNECTION PROCEDURES BEFORE SHIP DOCKS ...
13-19
13-7.1
General .........................................................................................
13-19
13-7.2
Laying, Inspecting, and Testing Power Cable Assemblies ...........
13-19
13-7.3
Checking 480 Volt Shore Receptacles .........................................
13-21
13-7.4
Checking 4,160 Volt Shore Receptacles ......................................
13-22
13-7.5
Inserting Cable Plugs Into Receptacles (480 Volts
and 4,160 Volts).......................................................................
13-23
13-8
SHORE-TO-SHIP POWER CABLE RIGGING AFTER
SHIP DOCKS...........................................................................
13-24
13-9
SHIP'S TRANSFER TO SHORE POWER ...................................
13-24
13-10
SHIP'S TRANSFER BACK TO THE SHIP'S GENERATOR ........
13-24
13-11
SHORE DISCONNECTION OF CABLE PLUGS AND REMOVAL
OF CABLE ASSEMBLIES .......................................................
13-25
CHAPTER 14 ELECTRICAL WORKER RESCUE
Paragraph
14-1
RESCUE TRAINING.....................................................................
14-1
14-2
POLE-TOP RESCUE....................................................................
14-1
14-3
RESCUE FROM A MANHOLE .....................................................
14-4
14-3
RESCUE FROM AN AERIAL LIFT (BUCKET TRUCK)................
14-7
14-5
ELECTRICAL SHOCK ..................................................................
14-8
14-5.1
Effects ...........................................................................................
14-8
14-5.2
Freeing the Victim .........................................................................
14-8
14-5.3
Training .........................................................................................
14-8
GLOSSARY
G-1
APPENDIX A REFERENCES
A-1
APPENDIX B OPNAV P-45-117-6-98, ELECTRICAL WORKER FIELD
B-1
SAFETY GUIDE
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