The need for frequent and complete disinfection of work vehicles such as antenna equipment and spade drilling equipment is a new task for line technicians and service managers. In response to customer questions, Terex Utilities has released new technical tips to remind you of the many areas of equipment that may have been touched by crew members.
"It is a good idea to clean and disinfect frequently affected surfaces at the beginning and end of each shift or shift. Terex Utilities recommends using disinfectant wipes and following CDC guidelines to develop and implement a cleaning schedule, "said Jason Julius, Technical Support and Training. In addition, the EPA has compiled a list of disinfectants that can be used against COVID-19.
Items on the list include keys, door handles, armrests, steering wheel, engine start / stop button, mirrors, visors, seat belts, and other controls and handles. Interior of the cabin On the chassis and / or the truck unit, the doors and bolts, the stabilizer controls as well as the upper / lower and radio controls, the handles and the platform must be cleaned. "And don't forget your tools," said Julius.
For a complete list of components to be disinfected, see Technical Tip # 140. This document and other support materials are available online at the Technical Support tab at www.terex.com/utilities . Users can also log in to receive email notifications at https://www.terex.com / utilities / in / links / settings .
In a recent Lineman Life newsletter, T & D World announced the need for additional masks for IBEW employees. Many volunteers replied, and the IBEW now has enough masks to protect its workers on site during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Thank you to everyone who has come together to help us, be it spreading awareness or sewing masks. T & D World thanks you for your help in this difficult time.
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