WNA, Inc.

For a closer look, click on the photo below (bottom left) to see the October installation blooper.

This one is so good that we had to provide additional photos. Click on the three photos below for a larger view.

The possible responses are listed below, with the correct reponse in bold.

	More rocks are needed to properly anchor the base of the power pole and protect it from vehicle traffic.
	Padding and warning signs should be installed on the guy wire to prevent strangulation of pedestrians.
	The "cambered" power pole should face into the prevailing wind so that the wind force will straighten the pole to maintain a maximum clearance from the electrical wire to the ground.
	The wood insulators securing the wire should be re-nailed to better secure the wire.
	Proper installation of any electrical power distribution wiring is not only an engineering concern but also a safety concern. Electrical distribution systems must be installed properly, in accordance with the applicable codes, and must always consider safety of the maintenance personnel, users of the systems, and in this case the general public.

WINNER

Congratulations to Stacey Purinton, Facility Manager at the Navy Federal Credit Union Headquarters in Vienna, Virginia. He correctly identified the October installation blooper and will receive a $50 Shell Oil gas card.

Enter this month�s contest at www.wnainc.com/contest.html and you could be our next winner!