
S2 E9 News in the Industry
02/26/24 • 51 min
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We talk about how weather dictates the outcome of some tests in the field. You can get the values to change with just using a heat gun on the part you are testing. Why do we even test bushings? What do they use that data for? We go over some recent substation explosions that made the news in Utah and New York. What would be an acceptable time for a power outage to be considered "just a flicker"? It was just a flicker, no big deal!
Reminder:
Working with Lightning is partnering with Line Brother's Keeper on a fundraiser for their foundation. We will have a drawing on August 25th (Zach's burn-anniversary). To be entered into the drawing you go to https://linebrotherskeeper.org/ and press the button right at the top that says Working with Lightning Giveaway. For every $25 you donate your name will be entered into the drawing.
Grand Prize: Wooden hooks handmade by Zach
Runner-up: a 20-QT cooler stuffed with two tumblers, koozies, zipper bag, hard hat stickers and more.
3rd Place: will receive a care package from Working with Lightning.
Please remember to spread the word, share our show and give a 5-star review.
Thanks for listening. Please take the time to engage so we can continue to get better and become an ally/asset for our industry. You could help us immediately by taking a moment to follow, subscribe, and rate the show. We look forward to what comes next. We will be getting better hopefully each episode that gets published.
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We talk about how weather dictates the outcome of some tests in the field. You can get the values to change with just using a heat gun on the part you are testing. Why do we even test bushings? What do they use that data for? We go over some recent substation explosions that made the news in Utah and New York. What would be an acceptable time for a power outage to be considered "just a flicker"? It was just a flicker, no big deal!
Reminder:
Working with Lightning is partnering with Line Brother's Keeper on a fundraiser for their foundation. We will have a drawing on August 25th (Zach's burn-anniversary). To be entered into the drawing you go to https://linebrotherskeeper.org/ and press the button right at the top that says Working with Lightning Giveaway. For every $25 you donate your name will be entered into the drawing.
Grand Prize: Wooden hooks handmade by Zach
Runner-up: a 20-QT cooler stuffed with two tumblers, koozies, zipper bag, hard hat stickers and more.
3rd Place: will receive a care package from Working with Lightning.
Please remember to spread the word, share our show and give a 5-star review.
Thanks for listening. Please take the time to engage so we can continue to get better and become an ally/asset for our industry. You could help us immediately by taking a moment to follow, subscribe, and rate the show. We look forward to what comes next. We will be getting better hopefully each episode that gets published.
Reach out to us on:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093577126022
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/working-with-lightning-podcast-a1bb1227b/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/working_with_lightning01/?igshid=MzNlNGNkZWQ4Mg%3D%3D
Website: http://workingwithlightning.com
Voicemail: https://www.speakpipe.com/WorkingwithLightning
Email us at: [email protected]
Previous Episode

S2 E8 Zach and Mylinda Tell Their Story
We have Zach back with his wife Mylinda to help complete the Spicer Story that we started to hear about back on January 7th. This is an incredible reminder on how quickly things can change. Zach experienced a flash while at work. He had and is still having many surgeries to try to get back to normal as much as possible. Mylinda also tells us her side of the nightmare they lived through together. They also go into the Line Brother's Keeper Organization more and how they can help if you or a loved one ends up in a similar situation.
Reminder:
Working with Lightning is partnering with Line Brother's Keeper on a fundraiser for their foundation. We will have a drawing on August 25th (Zach's burn-anniversary). To be entered into the drawing you go to https://linebrotherskeeper.org/ and press the button right at the top that says Working with Lightning Giveaway. For every $25 you donate your name will be entered into the drawing.
Grand Prize: Wooden hooks handmade by Zach
Runner-up: a 20-QT cooler stuffed with two tumblers, koozies, zipper bag, hard hat stickers and more.
3rd Place: will receive a care package from Working with Lightning.
Please remember to spread the word, share our show and give a 5-star review.
Thanks for listening. Please take the time to engage so we can continue to get better and become an ally/asset for our industry. You could help us immediately by taking a moment to follow, subscribe, and rate the show. We look forward to what comes next. We will be getting better hopefully each episode that gets published.
Reach out to us on:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093577126022
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/working-with-lightning-podcast-a1bb1227b/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/working_with_lightning01/?igshid=MzNlNGNkZWQ4Mg%3D%3D
Website: http://workingwithlightning.com
Voicemail: https://www.speakpipe.com/WorkingwithLightning
Email us at: [email protected]
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S2 E10 Meth and Giraffes
In this episode we have special guest Chris. He is very knowledgeable about the electrical security side of the industry. He is a professional hacker and is a huge help in keeping our grid safe. Chris assisted with the under-submarine line in Texas to go under the international shipping channel. He tells us about one time that meth and a giraffe were involved in vandalizing stations causing millions in damage. Remember that safety rules are written in blood. When a problem arises at work or personal you can work it out over coffee and donuts or off the clock with Bourbon and BBQ.
Chris Sistrunk's LinkedIn: Chris Sistrunk | LinkedIn
Reminder:
Working with Lightning is partnering with Line Brother's Keeper on a fundraiser for their foundation. We will have a drawing on August 25th (Zach's burn-anniversary). To be entered into the drawing you go to https://linebrotherskeeper.org/ and press the button right at the top that says Working with Lightning Giveaway. For every $25 you donate your name will be entered into the drawing.
Grand Prize: Wooden hooks handmade by Zach
Runner-up: a 20-QT cooler stuffed with two tumblers, koozies, zipper bag, hard hat stickers and more.
3rd Place: will receive a care package from Working with Lightning.
Please remember to spread the word, share our show and give a 5-star review.
Thanks for listening. Please take the time to engage so we can continue to get better and become an ally/asset for our industry. You could help us immediately by taking a moment to follow, subscribe, and rate the show. We look forward to what comes next. We will be getting better hopefully each episode that gets published.
Reach out to us on:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093577126022
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/working-with-lightning-podcast-a1bb1227b/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/working_with_lightning01/?igshid=MzNlNGNkZWQ4Mg%3D%3D
Website: http://workingwithlightning.com
Voicemail: https://www.speakpipe.com/WorkingwithLightning
Email us at: [email protected]
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