Premier Safety Offers Fast Dielectric Testing Services
Insulated Rubber Sleeves, Gloves, Safety Blankets, Protective Barriers, Cables, Shunts, and all Arc Flash Gear.
Contact Premier Safety for Reliable and Quick Testing!
Premier Safety is committed to elevating safety in the utility and power, and manufacturing industries by offering comprehensive dielectric testing for insulating rubber goods and tools. Our services, including electrical glove testing and hot stick testing, meet all OSHA and ASTM compliance standards. We also exceed the Canadian standards (CSA).
DISCLAIMER: Premier Test Lab will render all rubber goods unusable if they fail the dielectric test or visual inspection unless otherwise requested.
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Rubber SleevesRubber sleeves provide essential protection by covering from the cuff of your rubber gloves up to your shoulder, shielding you from accidental contact with energized equipment, tools, or conductors. To ensure long-lasting durability and safety, it is important to care for rubber sleeves just like insulating rubber gloves and blankets. This includes protecting them from exposure to harsh elements and chemicals and keeping them clean and properly stored. |
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Hotsticks, Shotgun Sticks, and SwitchsticksOSHA mandates that live line tools, such as hotsticks, switchsticks, and shotgun sticks, be wiped clean and inspected for defects before each use. According to OSHA standard 1910.269(j)(2), if any defects are detected, the tool must be taken out of service for a thorough examination and testing. Additionally, when these tools serve as primary protection, they must be removed from service at least every two years for inspection, cleaning, and necessary testing. Any repaired tools must also undergo retesting before being returned to service. |
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DISCLAIMER: Premier Safety Test Lab will deem all rubber goods unusable if they fail the dielectric test or visual inspection, unless otherwise requested.