Safe work habits are vital to your well being. The operation of an ENG Vehicle  with a telescoping mast can present life threatening hazards if all due precautions are not taken by the operator. It is the responsibility of the operator of the vehicle to see that all appropriate safety practices are observed and that any attempt to circumvent those practices should be reported immediately. Unless otherwise directed, the driver of the vehicle is designated as the operator of the unit. With the estimated ENG units in operations today over a year's time the mast on the ENG units will be raised and lowered more than 3,000,000 times. Knowing these facts, unless all precautions are taken, it is foreseeable that there will be needless injury and loss of life.
LOOK UP and LIVE!

An Article from the Arizona Daily Star on 1-22-1989 mentioning a warning device that power lines over 100 feet away. This is SIGALARM on the US Border Patrol Vehicles, which we still supply today.  Over 11 years protecting telescoping mast.


http://www.engsafety.com/

This video is a great overview of ENG Power Line Safety. Every TV station should have a copy, and every person who works with ENG Trucks should be required to  watch it. 

The Video is narrated by Mark Bell, and he does an excellent job of bringing ENG Truck Safety to the importance it greatly deserves! 

http://www.ezy.net/~johnson/b-roll/stories/livedanger.html

http://nattie.eh.doe.gov/docs/osh_tr/ch73.html



Frank Wood of SIGALARM, testing the SIGALARM High Voltage Power Line Proximity Warning System on a BAF ENG Vehicle, installed with the new JB ChainWay. IT WORKS GREAT!



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