states are responsible for enforcing the national electrical code.
states are responsible for enforcing the national electrical code.
who is responsible for enforcing the national electrical code?
states
the national electrical safety code (nesc) or ansi standard c2 is a united states standard of the safe installation, operation, and maintenance of electric power and communication utility systems including power substations, power and communication overhead lines, and power and communication underground lines. it is published by the institute of electrical and electronics engineers (ieee). "national electrical safety code" and "nesc" are registered trademarks of the ieee. the nesc should not be confused with the national electrical code (nec) published by the national fire protection association (nfpa). the nec is used for residential, commercial, and industrial building wiring.









































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national electrical safety code
the deactivation and decommissioning (d&d) customized extension of the electrical code standard defined by national electrical code was developed since current engineering standards and code requirements do not adequately address the unique situations arising during d&d activities at u.s. department of energy (doe) facilities. the additional guidance is needed to clarify the current electrical code for these situations. the guidance document provides guidance on how to interpret selected articles of nfpa 70, “national electrical code” (nec), in particular certain articles within article 590, “temporary power,” for d&d electrical activities at doe sites.
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