Equipment Isolation Sample Clauses

Equipment Isolation. Prior to carrying out antenna maintenance the Station Owner will ensure that all appropriate equipment is isolated as necessary in order that it cannot be powered inadvertently. The Station Owner will require the Sharer to provide keys/tallies (if they exist) before maintenance is commenced. The Station Owner must secure these keys/tallies in a lockable glass fronted box, preferably in a common area. Exclusive and common areas will be provided with clear instructions and permanent labelling for the switching off and isolation of equipment. See also Part 7 - Station Owner Isolation for Mast Access. The Sharer is required to carry out the Station Owner functions detailed in this paragraph 2 where the Sharer has its own exclusive antenna systems.
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Equipment Isolation. All Stations operating with equipment delivering a power of greater than 50 Xxxxx must have equipment isolators capable of being locked 'off' and their keys removed for safe keeping by the Station Owner's SLM or his Representative. Stations with equipment delivering 50 Xxxxx or less may be isolated using switches that have no means of being locked in the 'off' position. On these Stations the isolator(s), must have an appropriately worded warning notice placed on them by the appropriate senior Representative (and/or SLM) and only removed when it is safe to restore supplies.
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