While responding to a storm-damaged single-phase LBD, the IFS crew initially found no visible damage. However, a closer inspection revealed a black burn mark below the tap dead-end, tracking toward the pole-to-pole guy wire.
An apprentice discovered that the dead-end insulator had flashed over, and the dead-end shoe was melted. The crew replaced both components and safely re-energized the line.
Had this gone unnoticed, the line could have continued tracking, potentially burning the ground or energizing the guy wire—posing a serious risk to future personnel.
Kudos to the IFS crew for their vigilance and dedication. Their actions reflect the core values of our safety culture—where every team member is encouraged to observe, question, and act to prevent hazards before they become incidents.

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