During stringing operations __________ is not allowed while the conductor is in motion.

During stringing operations, it is critical to ensure safety and maintain control over the equipment and personnel involved. Being aloft, or elevated while conducting operations when the conductor is in motion, poses significant risks. Workers who are aloft are exposed to potential hazards such as falling lines, equipment failure, or sudden movements that could lead to serious injuries.

Stringing operations require careful coordination and monitoring to ensure that the conductor is handled safely. While monitoring tension and adjusting securement might involve personnel on the ground or in secure positions, being aloft introduces a level of risk that is not permissible when the conductor is still in motion. This rule is in place to ensure that all personnel remain safe and that the operation can be controlled without unnecessary danger.