RMC transition into MC - ground conductor location

[S-117]

I need to reposition a subpanel and i am curious if i can run a jumper between the RMC and the intended termination (see attached drawing)
The goal is to maintain ground fault continuity this way and i do not see any requirement that a ground wire must be INSIDE the MC(flex) cable

 

[curt swartz]

S-117, You need to update your profile to indicate your profession. Forum Rules.

MC and "Flex" are completely different wiring methods.

 

[S-117]

FMC, which is a metal conduit, and has "MC" in it

 

[AC\DC]

Just curious were you planning on stripping the Mc back and run that through the Rmc?
Now if your meant fmc instead of Mc then I get what your doing

 

[S-117]

Not MC, i ran empty FMC and used existing wires (which had no ground conductor).
Inspector failed it but didn't quote anything. She also didn't get to see the setup clearly

 

[AC\DC]

250.130(c) is only thing I know that address this. It’s only for branch circuits though and. This is a feeder. For safety reason what you did is fine but dumb code

 

[curt swartz]

See
250.118(A)(5)
and
250.102(E)(2)

 

[AC\DC]

He got the answer you were looking for

 

[infinity]

Replace the transition coupling with a metal box and then run the EGC on the inside of the FMC.