Bryan Holland
Silver Member
Does this meet the definition of "effectively grounded"???
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Portable Generator Grounding
- Thread starter Bryan Holland
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pyrguy
Moderator
Looks like they cut the ground rod so it doesn't hace the required full length. 
steveray
SAWHORSE
Does it go through the bottom of the bucket to the building steel? Did they scrape off the yellow paint on the railing?
Francis Vineyard
Registered User
That's a welcome laugh!
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globe trekker
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Is it required to be grounded ( RE: Article 250.34, 2008 NEC )?
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I say no! Looks more like an egress escape route obstruction issue to me!
As far as the grounding, looks like a prank to me, not required per 250.34. But I don't know what OSHA would require?
But Bryan, your going to tell us its ok, right!
pc1
As far as the grounding, looks like a prank to me, not required per 250.34. But I don't know what OSHA would require?
But Bryan, your going to tell us its ok, right!
pc1
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steveray
SAWHORSE
Megger it!
Msradell
Sawhorse
This has to be a setup that was done by a painter!
jar546
Forum Coordinator
That is awesome! Great find.