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Guidelines for Joint Use Violations in Oregon: Standards and Safety Clearances

This document outlines the standards and examples for joint use violations in Oregon, highlighting important safety clearances related to communication and power utilities. It covers crucial areas such as climbing space, grounding and bonding requirements, permitting processes, and structural strength calculations, including guying and hole assessments. Emphasis is placed on maintaining proper clearance zones, trimming vegetation, and ensuring accessibility for pedestrians and utility operators. Adhering to these standards is essential for public safety and efficient utility operation.

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Guidelines for Joint Use Violations in Oregon: Standards and Safety Clearances

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  1. Oregon Joint Use Violation Examples Standards Subcommittee

  2. PowerSpace Secondary/Primary Neutral Worker SafetyClearance Zone 40” • Climbing Space • Grounding/Bonding • Permitting • Clearances • Structural Strength: Guying, holes, loading calculations • Tree Trimming CommunicationSpace Public Safety Clearance Zone • Climbable • 8’ Clear Zone Utility OperatorBasics 6

  3. Communication Mainline (COML) Communication Mainline (COML)

  4. Wireless Equipment (WEO)

  5. Power Drip-loop (PDLP) Antenna (ANT)

  6. Ground Rod (GRND) Ground Wire (GRWR)

  7. Conduit-PVC (CON) Pole Step (STEP)

  8. Stand Off Bracket (SOB) Pedestrian Surface (PEDS)

  9. Anchor (ANC) Curb (CURB)

  10. Down Guy (GUY) Anchor (ANC)

  11. Communication Drop (COMD)

  12. Pole (POLE) Fire Hydrant (HYD)

  13. Power Drip-loop (PDLP) Communication Mainline (COML)

  14. Power Secondary (SEC) Communication Mainline (COML)

  15. Power Street Light (SLT) Communication Fiber-optic (COFO)

  16. Power Drip-loop (PDLP) Communication Drop (COMD)

  17. Pedestal (PED) Pedestrian Surface (PEDS) Communication Drop (COMD)

  18. Communication Drop (COMD) Unusual Support (JOHN) Pedestrian Surface (PEDS)

  19. Power Drip-loop (PDLP) Communication Mainline (COML)

  20. Communication Drop (COMD)

  21. Power Secondary (SEC) Communication Mainline (COML) Communication Drop (COMD)

  22. Power Secondary (SEC) Communication Mainline (COML) Communication Terminal (TRM)

  23. Power Secondary (SEC) Communication Mainline (COML) Pole (POLE)

  24. Communication Mainline (COML) Power Drip-loop (PDLP)

  25. Power Secondary (SEC) Communication Drop (COMD)

  26. Communication Mainline (COML) Power Service Drop (PDRP)

  27. Communication Drop (COMD) Power Service Drop (PDRP)

  28. Communication Drop (COMD) Drivable Surface (DRSR)

  29. Power Secondary (SEC) Roof (ROOF)

  30. Power Service Drop (PDRP) Pedestrian Surface (PEDS)

  31. Power Drip-loop (PDLP) Roof (ROOF)

  32. Communication Drop (COMD)

  33. Communication Drop (COMD) Power Drip-loop (PDLP)

  34. Power Service Drop (PDRP) Window (WIN)

  35. Trees/Vegetation (TREE)

  36. Cross-arm (XARM) Power Bracket (PBRK)

  37. Pole (POLE)

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