Photo showing two electricans and a "don't touch" diagram of electricty. BC Hydros Bill Warring (right) and Al Justus subformen, linemen demonstrating to about 50 district residents the dangers of fallen power lines and other hazards.
Photo showing two electricans and a "don't touch" diagram of electricty. BC Hydros Bill Warring (right) and Al Justus subformen, linemen demonstrating to about 50 district residents the dangers of fallen power lines and other hazards.
Photograph of the B.C. Hydro crews that have just completed string 56 miles of Alcan cable along Highway 16 between Vanderhoof and Endako. This is a 60,00 volt line of A.C.S.R (Aluminum conductor steel reinforced). The cable was made at Alcan's Vancouver works from Kitimat metal and the line was energized to supply the Endako Mines site, 37 miles east of BurnsLake.
Photograph of the B.C. Hydro crews that have just completed string 56 miles of Alcan cable along Highway 16 between Vanderhoof and Endako. This is a 60,00 volt line of A.C.S.R (Aluminum conductor steel reinforced). The cable was made at Alcan's Vancouver works from Kitimat metal and the line was energized to supply the Endako Mines site, 37 miles east of BurnsLake.
Photograph of the clearing on the trabsmission line right of way to Terrace from the B.C. Hydro is proceeding on scedule says Arthur Cope, super-intendant for Tidewater contracting LTD. The company holds the contract for clearing about 375 aces for the powerline right of way. With 105 men presently employed the clearing crew has reached it's peak, Mr.Cope said.
Photograph of the clearing on the trabsmission line right of way to Terrace from the B.C. Hydro is proceeding on scedule says Arthur Cope, super-intendant for Tidewater contracting LTD. The company holds the contract for clearing about 375 aces for the powerline right of way. With 105 men presently employed the clearing crew has reached it's peak, Mr.Cope said.
