Comments on: Electrical Hazards For Troops In Aghanistan-CNN Lou Dobbs http://mssparky.com/2009/03/electrical-hazards-for-troops-in-aghanistan-cnn-lou-dobbs/ Sat, 11 Feb 2012 21:53:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Baboo Remembers http://mssparky.com/2009/03/electrical-hazards-for-troops-in-aghanistan-cnn-lou-dobbs/comment-page-1/#comment-1740 Baboo Remembers Fri, 06 Mar 2009 20:47:17 +0000 http://mssparky.com/?p=1666#comment-1740 In large sheet sets that encompass large commercial projects, the Architectural or Engineering firms will job out the specialized works to the respective professions such as civil, structural, electrical professionals, or created in house by their professional engineers. The residential design process can be somewhat different depending on the scope of work. There are set design limitations regarding what Architects, Structural or Civil Engineers can perform with out venturing to far into each other’s respective professions. These design professionals know what their respective limitations are depending upon the jurisdiction they practice in. The IBC building requirements explain what the minimum limits are for each building type required in the amendments and referenced to other design code manuals. These design limits are spelled in each city and state requirement. In theory the electrical engineers are supposed to calculate the required loads and the electrical designers create the schematic line drawings. These sheet sets are to include the required minimums. This information is necessary in the design review process to understand loads and capacity of the equipment being represented to meet minimum requirements for documentation of electrical panel schedules to meet configuration management requirements. All schematic drawings showing electrical panels must include panel schedules. This format provides the information necessary to review the proposed layout and to allow for the management to document and the configuration of the premises electrical wiring. In large sheet sets that encompass large commercial projects, the Architectural or Engineering firms will job out the specialized works to the respective professions such as civil, structural, electrical professionals, or created in house by their professional engineers. The residential design process can be somewhat different depending on the scope of work.

There are set design limitations regarding what Architects, Structural or Civil Engineers can perform with out venturing to far into each other’s respective professions. These design professionals know what their respective limitations are depending upon the jurisdiction they practice in.

The IBC building requirements explain what the minimum limits are for each building type required in the amendments and referenced to other design code manuals. These design limits are spelled in each city and state requirement.

In theory the electrical engineers are supposed to calculate the required loads and the electrical designers create the schematic line drawings. These sheet sets are to include the required minimums. This information is necessary in the design review process to understand loads and capacity of the equipment being represented to meet minimum requirements for documentation of electrical panel schedules to meet configuration management requirements. All schematic drawings showing electrical panels must include panel schedules. This format provides the information necessary to review the proposed layout and to allow for the management to document and the configuration of the premises electrical wiring.

]]> By: Baboo Remembers http://mssparky.com/2009/03/electrical-hazards-for-troops-in-aghanistan-cnn-lou-dobbs/comment-page-1/#comment-1735 Baboo Remembers Fri, 06 Mar 2009 00:46:17 +0000 http://mssparky.com/?p=1666#comment-1735 One important note; Although these people will deny any involvement which is plausible, some one had to give the approval (or took it upon themselves)to proceed with the installation if the question was never asked to the foreman or superintendent or engineer. One important note; Although these people will deny any involvement which is plausible, some one had to give the approval (or took it upon themselves)to proceed with the installation if the question was never asked to the foreman or superintendent or engineer.

]]> By: Baboo Remembers http://mssparky.com/2009/03/electrical-hazards-for-troops-in-aghanistan-cnn-lou-dobbs/comment-page-1/#comment-1734 Baboo Remembers Fri, 06 Mar 2009 00:07:04 +0000 http://mssparky.com/?p=1666#comment-1734 Hey Lou Dobbs, if CNN is looking for some answers start here with busting some chops: Faulty wiring in Kandahar, Afghanistan-03-05, talk to these people regarding KBR construction practices in the field and to the African American woman who was in charge of Human Resources for Afghanistan under Rick Rueter. Please note: During start up Houston HR did not check any references to my knowledge, later resume candidates were collected in Houston then prescreened and approved by the respective department heads in theatre. <strong>Ms Sparky's Response:</strong> Thanks for this great info. I will make sure to pass it all on. Keep it coming! Finally someone in DoD is taking notice. Hey Lou Dobbs, if CNN is looking for some answers start here with busting some chops:
Faulty wiring in Kandahar, Afghanistan-03-05, talk to these people regarding KBR construction practices in the field and to the African American woman who was in charge of Human Resources for Afghanistan under Rick Rueter.

Please note: During start up Houston HR did not check any references to my knowledge, later resume candidates were collected in Houston then prescreened and approved by the respective department heads in theatre.

Ms Sparky’s Response:
Thanks for this great info. I will make sure to pass it all on. Keep it coming! Finally someone in DoD is taking notice.

]]> By: Baboo Remembers http://mssparky.com/2009/03/electrical-hazards-for-troops-in-aghanistan-cnn-lou-dobbs/comment-page-1/#comment-1733 Baboo Remembers Thu, 05 Mar 2009 23:33:40 +0000 http://mssparky.com/?p=1666#comment-1733 Rick Rueter -Project Manager - Afghanistan Jim Lushinger Asst. Project Manager - Afghanistan Don- Construction Manager-Kandahar Airfield Joe- Superintendent - Kandahar Airfield Reggie Dones - Engineer- Kandahar Airfield Mark - Engineer- Kandahar Airfield James -Engineer - Kandahar Airfield Henry Liscomb -CAD/Engineer-Camp Eggers, Kabul/Kandahar Airfield Robert Bixel - Hvac/Elec. Superintendent Chris Kadrovich - Cad Design-Kandahar Airfield Roy- Cad Design - Kandahar Rick Rueter -Project Manager – Afghanistan
Jim Lushinger Asst. Project Manager – Afghanistan
Don- Construction Manager-Kandahar Airfield
Joe- Superintendent – Kandahar Airfield
Reggie Dones – Engineer- Kandahar Airfield
Mark – Engineer- Kandahar Airfield
James -Engineer – Kandahar Airfield
Henry Liscomb -CAD/Engineer-Camp Eggers, Kabul/Kandahar Airfield
Robert Bixel – Hvac/Elec. Superintendent
Chris Kadrovich – Cad Design-Kandahar Airfield
Roy- Cad Design – Kandahar

]]> By: ms sparky http://mssparky.com/2009/03/electrical-hazards-for-troops-in-aghanistan-cnn-lou-dobbs/comment-page-1/#comment-1729 ms sparky Thu, 05 Mar 2009 19:15:39 +0000 http://mssparky.com/?p=1666#comment-1729 To read all of the Senate Democratic Policy Committee Testimony for Jeff Bliss go to this link. http://mssparky.com/2008/07/senate-dpc-hearing-iraq-electrocutions-7-11-08-jefferey-bliss-testimony/ To read all of the Senate Democratic Policy Committee Testimony for Jeff Bliss go to this link.

http://mssparky.com/2008/07/senate-dpc-hearing-iraq-electrocutions-7-11-08-jefferey-bliss-testimony/

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