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Electrical tests, such as high-potential or dielectric-loss tests, should follow any such repairs. Tests should be performed either by qualified personnel either under contract, or by facility workers who are familiar with the test requirements of IEEE 978. Never repair damaged sticks with nails or friction tape.

Section VI-HAND TOOLS

15-20. Hand tool safety.

The following minimum safe practices have been abstracted from facility safety manuals. These include the general tool safety requirements which, when ignored, most frequently lead to accidents; and the specific practices required to prevent electrical shock hazards.

15-21. General requirements for hand tools.

The following tool removal safe practices and dos and don'ts should be observed in the use of hand tools:

a. Removal. Remove damaged tools and replace them with new ones. Replace cracked or splintered handles or grips.

b. Dos. Use hand lines and canvas tool bags, or other suitable containers, to raise or lower tools to or from the working position. Dress cold chisels and center punches, as required, to prevent dangerous mushrooming.

c. Don'ts. Do not raise or lower rubber protective equipment in the same bag with tools and materials. Do not use screw drivers with metal shanks extending through the handles, while performing electrical work. Do not use measuring tapes or measuring ropes, which are metal or contain conductive strands, while working on or near energized parts.

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