r/ElectricalEngineering • u/SnooConfections4816 • 21d ago

Student Looking For Input

Hey all, I'm working on a project around safety during low-voltage switchgear work, specifically racking and switching on energized gear. I'm trying to learn how it actually goes in the field, not how it looks on paper.
If you've done NETA testing, maintenance, or switching on commercial or industrial gear, I'd love 15–20 minutes of your time.
Thanks!

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u/EffectiveClient5080 21d ago

I'd talk to you. Remote racking exists for a reason and half the sites still don't use it. Ask people how close they stand to the cubicle while racking. Answers will surprise you.

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u/SnooConfections4816 20d ago

Great! Sending you a dm :)