Emergency crews poured in, but ad hoc management saved the day

Article Abstract:

Alabama-based Cullman Electric Cooperative manager Steve Foshee requested managers to supervise the 527 crew members from outlying areas who assisted in fixing power line damages caused by a Feb 1996 ice storm. The ad hoc management team played an important role in restoring electric power.

Management, Power failure, Power failures, Cullman Electric Cooperative

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Inches from danger: helicopter safety

Article Abstract:

Utility helicopter operations have the potential to save the company a large amount of money in terms of maintenance costs. However, picking the right pilot and the right type of aircraft, if done improperly, could lead to a potential disaster.

Safety and security measures

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The growing importance of live-line work

Article Abstract:

The use of helicopters in electric utility maintenance and repair work is increasing. This is due to the savings that electric utilities derive from avoiding costly power outages and the ability of helicopter crews to perform live-line work.

Usage, Power lines

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