Chapter 1 - Overview
  1.1 Introduction
  1.2 How to use this guide
Chapter 2 - Operating diagrams
  2.1 Introduction
  2.2 Single-line diagram (one-line diagram)
  2.3 Plan (equipment location plan)
  2.4 References
  2.5 Bibliography
Chapter 3 - System management
  3.1 Introduction
  3.2 Load distribution
  3.3 System integrity
  3.4 Power factor
  3.5 System protection coordination
  3.6 Operating economics
  3.7 References
  3.8 Bibliography
Chapter 4 - System control responsibilities and
            clearing procedures
  4.1 Introduction
  4.2 Responsibility of the owner
  4.3 Maintenance role
  4.4 Utility responsibilities
  4.5 Other workers
  4.6 Clearing procedures
  4.7 References
Chapter 5 - Maintenance strategies
  5.1 Introduction
  5.2 Definitions and acronyms
  5.3 Preventive maintenance
  5.4 Fundamentals of electrical equipment
       maintenance
  5.5 Inspection and test frequency
  5.6 Reference
  5.7 Bibliography
Chapter 6 - Maintenance testing overview
  6.1 Introduction
  6.2 Insulation tests
  6.3 Protective device testing
  6.4 Analytical tests
  6.5 Grounding tests
  6.6 Functional testing
  6.7 Testing procedures and specifications
  6.8 Bibliography
Chapter 7 - Introduction to electrical safety
  7.1 General discussion
  7.2 Exposure to electrical hazards
  7.3 Case histories
  7.4 Reasons for practicing electrical safety
  7.5 Summary
  7.6 References
  7.7 Bibliography
Chapter 8 - Establishing an electrical safety
            program
  8.1 General discussion
  8.2 Purpose
  8.3 Scope
  8.4 Content of program
  8.5 References
  8.6 Bibliography
Chapter 9 - Providing and maintaining electrically
            safe facilities
  9.1 General discussion
  9.2 Design considerations
  9.3 Installation safety requirements
  9.4 Safety and fire protection inspections
  9.5 Preplan for safe maintenance
  9.6 Repairs and replacements parts
  9.7 References
  9.8 Bibliography
Chapter 10 - Safe electrical work practices
 10.1 General discussion
 10.2 Training
 10.3 Electrical safety controls
 10.4 Working on or near de-energized equipment
 10.5 Working on or near equipment that is, or
       can become, energized
 10.6 References
 10.7 Bibliography
Chapter 11 - Protective equipment, tools, and methods
 11.1 Introduction
 11.2 Personal protective equipment
 11.3 Other protective equipment
 11.4 Protective methods
 11.5 Drawings and other documentation
 11.6 Safety audits
 11.7 Safety morale
 11.8 Bibliography
Chapter 12 - Safe use of electrical equipment
 12.1 Introduction
 12.2 Portable electrical equipment
 12.3 Test instruments and equipment
 12.4 Facilities infrastructure (power and light
       circuits)
 12.5 Bibliography
Index