BLUE STRIPE Modular Rescue Hook

Also called a shepherd's hook. Utility Solutions lists it for removing a worker from energized equipment or battery systems without direct contact, in utility substations, industrial plants, EV dealerships, battery service centers and high-voltage service bays. Utility Solutions states the tool is OSHA and NFPA compliant and helps meet OSHA and NFPA 70E requirements for high-voltage workspaces. Shop the rescue hooks category.

• Closed-cell, foam-filled fiberglass shaft
• 18 in tempered steel hook, powder-coated and high visibility
• Heavy-duty rubber boot
• Modular design: the hook removes for shipping and storage
• Optional spline connection that works with any universal end stick (USSA-RHS)

BLUE STRIPE Discharge Hook

Utility Solutions says it safely eliminates a static charge after de-energizing. Shop the discharge hooks category.

• USDH-004: 1.25 in diameter, 4 ft straight stick
• Tin-plated copper U hook
• 6 ft of copper cable
• 2 in aluminum C-type clamp with serrated jaw
• USDH-001-SE: 1 ft discharge hook attachment with spline end, fits any length stick

Utility Solutions states: "Discharge Hooks are not grounding tools as described by OSHA 1910.269(n) and carry no fault duty rating."

FAQs

Is the discharge hook a grounding tool?

No. Utility Solutions states it is not a grounding tool under OSHA 1910.269(n) and has no fault duty rating.

Does the rescue hook come apart?

Yes. The hook removes for storage and shipping.

Fixed or telescopic?

Both are offered (6, 8 and 10 ft fixed; 6 and 8 ft telescopic).

To order, contact Powertech Associates.

Last updated: November 2026.