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Photo 2. A barricade is in place, PPE has been inspected and donned, and the multimeter/meter proving unit are attached to the switchboard. Note the rescue hook nearby to the left. Also, note the worker is wearing a high-visibility vest (not buttoned). The vest must be arc-rated; however, the 4 cal/cm2 vest is not required to be rated at the same value as the protective coveralls (12 cal/cm2) because the vest is not being used to protect the body.

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