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Live Line Rescue Pole (Safety Rescue Hook)
The Live Line Rescue Pole is a mandatory safety device used to remove an injured or electrically-contacted person from a live electrical area without exposing the rescuer to shock. Installed in substations, switching yards, workshops and plant rooms, it forms part of standard arc flash and high-voltage emergency response equipment, ensuring compliance with electrical safety regulations and site rescue procedures.
Key Safety Purpose
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Used to safely extract a person in contact with live equipment
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Prevents secondary electrocution of the rescuer
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Required for electrical safety compliance in MV and HV environments
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Enables immediate response in arc flash or electrical contact incidents
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Positioned for rapid access in substations, test bays & switch rooms
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Bright visibility finish for fast identification during emergencies
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Construction | High-strength insulated fiberglass pole |
| Hook Type | Safety rescue hook – non-conductive |
| Usage Voltage | Suitable for LV / MV live line environments |
| Pole Length | Long reach for safe distance during rescue |
| Visibility | High-visibility finish for emergency identification |
| Installation | Wall-mounted bracket in a visible and accessible location |
Required Installation Locations
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Substations (minimum one per room)
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Switchgear rooms and transformer bays
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Electrical workshops and training facilities
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Motor control centres (MCCs)
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Test laboratories and HV maintenance areas
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On-site service vehicles supporting live line work