SCI REMC linemen take our Live Line Demonstration on the road to educate people about electrical safety. Schedule our Live Line Safety Demo for free at www.sciremc.com/liveline.
This was so educational I now know how to splice the wires and use it for my home mini particle accelerator without building a device amplifier! 🥰 Thank you
Lineman are the most under appreciated tradesman of all. Practically everything shuts down if these guy don't do their job. And then they have to deal with people who complain about losing power for 20 minutes
I remember having this sort of demonstration at school when I was a kid. I know that sometimes people get comfortable with jargon and acronyms but during this sort of presentation they really should spell things out. He uses several, PPE (personal protective equipment), FR (Fire Retardant)... most are easy to figure out but for the layperson they need it explained.
Every one needs to see this! Utility locator here the general public needs to get a little more info on what makes their life's easy to keep them selfs safe and report issues rather than hide them and fear a financial penalty and risk the entire communities health sadly see it every week
Microwave ovens do NOT cook from the inside out. The radio waves only penetrate about 0.4" (1 cm), so they only heat the outside. The heat from the outside conducts to the inside of the food.
SCI deserves some respect and credit for going out and demonstrating this. ………..Interactive and not a slideshow goes a long way when getting someone’s attention. Job well done SCI👍
this should be sent to every residence in a dvd so they could be informed, been in the communications business for 20 plus years and i learned some stuff i didn't know
I served 15 years on my local volunteer fire department. I would have our local PSE&G (gas and electronic company) come and do a safety class it was so educational. I tip my hat to the men and women who work in this field.
god i love youtube!! i swear you can learn a trade as long as your mechanically inclined just by youtube!!! i got a job at the shipyard when i was 18 as a pipe fitter no education not even a diploma making $32 an hour. little did they know i knew nothing about fitting pipe. i started watching all these videos on youtube about pipefitting and stick welding and was able to start the job like i already knew terminology and techniques for fitting and stickwelding/tacking the systems together!! I'm now doing electrical work converting warehouses from HPS to LEDS. and i learned alot regarding codes and electrician techniques for doing things just from watching youtube!! im pretty sure legally im not supposed to even be doing my job considering im working on live circuits, running new circuits from the panels and wiring everything up.. but thanks to what i can learn online i have had 0 issues other than the occasional shock lol, but thats kinda hard to avoid when code says u have to leave 6 inches of wire in a box and the previous electrician left me about 2 inches and i have 6 or more wires all tied together in a single wirenutt
Very informative. Especially, the last comment on the surge arrestor jumpers and transformer brackets. I've been dealing with small birds (sparrows, etc) tripping my cutouts. For the last 4 years, every autumn hundreds of birds all flock together and simultaneously land on my 3-phase transformer pole. During that season, every few weeks the power ends up going out, and the transformer cutouts then need to be re-fused. Thanks for sharing this, at least gives me an idea what needs to be insulated better.
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As a IBEW journeyman lineman, this is so well explained for those who aren’t educated in our industry.
This was so educational I now know how to splice the wires and use it for my home mini particle accelerator without building a device amplifier! 🥰 Thank you
Lineman are the most under appreciated tradesman of all. Practically everything shuts down if these guy don't do their job. And then they have to deal with people who complain about losing power for 20 minutes
This should be done in high schools.
Props to these guys, one job that deserves some respect. Also props to the presenter very intelligent and concerned with peoples safety.
God bless all linemen thanks for everything you guys do we don’t have power without you
Who HASN'T eaten a hot dog?
I remember having this sort of demonstration at school when I was a kid. I know that sometimes people get comfortable with jargon and acronyms but during this sort of presentation they really should spell things out. He uses several, PPE (personal protective equipment), FR (Fire Retardant)... most are easy to figure out but for the layperson they need it explained.
Every one needs to see this! Utility locator here the general public needs to get a little more info on what makes their life's easy to keep them selfs safe and report issues rather than hide them and fear a financial penalty and risk the entire communities health sadly see it every week
Microwave ovens do NOT cook from the inside out. The radio waves only penetrate about 0.4" (1 cm), so they only heat the outside. The heat from the outside conducts to the inside of the food.
SCI deserves some respect and credit for going out and demonstrating this. ………..Interactive and not a slideshow goes a long way when getting someone’s attention. Job well done SCI👍
"we start out at a generating plant, lets just say we start there at 69000 volts"
Nothing beats knowledge this is a really great thing you and your bosses decided to do joe ...a few mins on live saving hands on education...blessings
this should be sent to every residence in a dvd so they could be informed, been in the communications business for 20 plus years and i learned some stuff i didn't know
I served 15 years on my local volunteer fire department. I would have our local PSE&G (gas and electronic company) come and do a safety class it was so educational. I tip my hat to the men and women who work in this field.
god i love youtube!! i swear you can learn a trade as long as your mechanically inclined just by youtube!!! i got a job at the shipyard when i was 18 as a pipe fitter no education not even a diploma making $32 an hour. little did they know i knew nothing about fitting pipe. i started watching all these videos on youtube about pipefitting and stick welding and was able to start the job like i already knew terminology and techniques for fitting and stickwelding/tacking the systems together!! I'm now doing electrical work converting warehouses from HPS to LEDS. and i learned alot regarding codes and electrician techniques for doing things just from watching youtube!! im pretty sure legally im not supposed to even be doing my job considering im working on live circuits, running new circuits from the panels and wiring everything up.. but thanks to what i can learn online i have had 0 issues other than the occasional shock lol, but thats kinda hard to avoid when code says u have to leave 6 inches of wire in a box and the previous electrician left me about 2 inches and i have 6 or more wires all tied together in a single wirenutt
Very informative and well spoken/ dumbed down so anyone can understand. I learned more in 30 minutes than the past 35 years! Thanks!!
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Grandpa was a lineman. God bless you guys 👍🏻 be safe out there & thank you for what you do!
Very informative. Especially, the last comment on the surge arrestor jumpers and transformer brackets. I've been dealing with small birds (sparrows, etc) tripping my cutouts. For the last 4 years, every autumn hundreds of birds all flock together and simultaneously land on my 3-phase transformer pole. During that season, every few weeks the power ends up going out, and the transformer cutouts then need to be re-fused. Thanks for sharing this, at least gives me an idea what needs to be insulated better.