Question 15033 of 925 · California General Electrician Exam
Under Cal/OSHA, what is the minimum clearance a worker must keep from overhead high voltage lines up to 50 kV?
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Correct answer to question 15033
- A: 6 feet
Explanation
8 CCR 2946 prohibits persons from coming within 6 feet of energized overhead high voltage conductors rated from 600 volts to 50 kV unless specific protective measures are taken. Larger clearances apply to higher voltages.
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