The Importance of Electrical Safety

Electrically speaking, a subdivision is a group of two or more lots that are designed to be developed and sold as a single unit. Subdivisions such as Energex subdivisions can be divided into two categories: residential and commercial. 

In both cases, the contractor must connect the power line to the electrical service provider's network. This process is known as distribution line extension (DLE) and is a vital part of any new development.

There are four ways an electrician can help connect new subdivisions to an electrical provider.

1. An Electrician Helps With The Design Phase Of Subdivisions

During this phase, the electrician creates a design for the electrical lines based on your needs and specifications. When it comes to DLEs, safety is a top priority. The electrician will take this into account when designing the layout of your electrical system and will make sure that everything is up to code before any work begins.

2. An Electrician Helps With The Excavation Phase Of Subdivisions 

This step involves digging trenches for power poles and other infrastructure needed for DLEs. After the trenches are dug, then the electrical company will install underground cables before connecting them to existing power lines through poles above ground. Once this is complete, all necessary testing takes place before the electricians hand over control of your electric system back to you or your designated third-party electric company provider.

3. An Electrician Inspects The New Site's Power Poles And Overhead Lines

During the subdivision process, there is a need to inspect the existing power poles and overhead lines. This is so that it can be determined how many new ones are needed and where they should be placed. Electricians also perform a variety of tests to ensure the safety of your new subdivision's infrastructure before handing it over back to you or your designated third-party electric company provider.

4. An Electrician Connects Homes To Powerlines To An Electricity Provider 

When a new subdivision is built and the power lines are installed, an electrician is needed to connect each home to the powerlines and electricity provider. This ensures that each home has access to electricity and that all electrical work is done properly according to local requirements. This is a vital part of the infrastructure process since it ensures that all the homes in your new subdivision are safe and ready for occupation. 

Electricians are part of the building process. They connect new subdivisions to an electrical provider, making it possible for residents to have access to power. Chat with an electrical company regarding subdivisions today.