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Case Study 05: The Danger of Improper Fuse Links and Negligent Line Inspection

Lineman Safety / February 20, 2026

Case Study 05 showing a transformer with improper fuse link causing a public safety hazard

Executive Summary This case study highlights a critical public safety hazard caused by technical negligence and improper maintenance. It explores how using incorrect fuse materials and failing to perform thorough line inspections can lead to life-threatening situations for the public. 1. The Incident Overview A Zonal Office of a Palli Bidyut Samity (PBS) received a […]

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The Dual-Source Trap: Why One “Confirmed” Shutdown Isn’t Enough

Lineman Safety / February 18, 2026

Case Study No. 053: The Danger of Unrecorded Feeder Shifts In the world of electrical linework, we often say that “Assumption is the mother of all accidents.” As a lineman with 12 years of experience, I have learned that even if the operator tells you the line is dead, you must prove it yourself. This

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The Fatal Shortcut: A Lineman’s Guide to Partial Shutdown Risks

Lineman Safety / February 8, 2026

Real-life tragedy of a lineman due to partial shutdown and lack of grounding Case Study 04

Executive Summary This case study analyzes a critical accident involving a Grade-1 Lineman from a Palli Bidyut Samity (PBS) Zonal Office on April 19, 2015. The incident serves as a stark reminder that in high-voltage work, partial isolation is never a substitute for a full safety protocol. 1. The Incident Overview At 10:15 AM, the

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The Invisible Shield: A Lineman’s Guide to Surviving the Lines

Lineman Safety / February 7, 2026

By Zakir, Electrical Engineer & Experienced Line Worker, Working on high-voltage lines is more than a job; it’s a commitment to keep the world bright while dancing with danger. In my 12 years of experience, I’ve learned that the difference between a successful shift and a life-altering tragedy often lies in the smallest details. Here

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The 50-Foot Fall: Why One Shutdown Isn’t Always Enough

Lineman Safety / February 6, 2026

Electrical lineman safety induction lessons and 50-foot fall case study by Zakir

Case Study No. 003: The Hidden Danger of Induction and Missing Gear Working as a lineman is a profession of precision. In my 12 years on the lines, I have learned that what you don’t see is often more dangerous than what you do. This case study from my book tells the story of a

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Safety First, Work Last: Lessons from 12 Years as a Lineman

Lineman Safety / February 2, 2026

Electrical lineman burn injury survivor case study electrical lineman safety

A True Story of Survival and a Warning to All Line Workers My name is Zakir, and for the past 12 years, I have worked as an electrical lineman. This profession is more than a job; it is a high-stakes responsibility centered on electrical lineman safety, where a single mistake can be your last. I

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Case Study 05: The Danger of Improper Fuse Links and Negligent Line Inspection

The Dual-Source Trap: Why One “Confirmed” Shutdown Isn’t Enough

The Fatal Shortcut: A Lineman’s Guide to Partial Shutdown Risks

The Invisible Shield: A Lineman’s Guide to Surviving the Lines

The 50-Foot Fall: Why One Shutdown Isn’t Always Enough

Safety First, Work Last: Lessons from 12 Years as a Lineman

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