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#101496 02/23/01 12:11 AM
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Does the CEC have a "Qualified Person" definition? or requirements for that title?

If so, what is it? Or what are the requirements?

Bill


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#101497 02/26/01 11:03 PM
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Yes It does in the CEC Section 0 under definitions; Qualified person means one familiar with the construction and operation of the apparatus and the hazards involved.
Les

[This message has been edited by Les Beros (edited 02-26-2001).]

#101498 02/27/01 12:12 AM
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Les,

Thanks for your response. That sounds pretty close to our 1999 definition. (Qualified Person - One familiar with the construction and operation of the equipment and the hazards involved)

I was wondering if other Countries' Electrical Standards felt the need for a more detailed definition like the one proposed for our 2002 NEC which includes (but does not define) Safety Training on the Hazards involved.

Bill


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#101499 03/06/01 11:51 AM
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a polite way of inquiring as to if the same the level of dysfunction exists elsewhere......

[This message has been edited by sparky (edited 03-06-2001).]


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