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  • Make sure the scene is safe. Once the scene is safe : 1st, take some preliminary pictures; 2nd, make necessary repairs and restore power; 3rd, complete this form and provide pictures of the repairs.

  • Pictures of Scene

  • Date/Time of Accident

  • Map Location/Line Number

  • Physical Address
  • Weather

  • Temperature

  • Wind Direction/Speed

  • What was damaged?

  • What type of vehicle or equipment caused the damage?

  • Were there any clearance issues?

  • If damaged underground facilities, was JULIE called?

  • What was the voltage of the damaged line?

  • Law Enforcement Agency, Officer on Scene and Accident Report Number

  • Name, Address and Phone Number of Driver

  • Description of the accident/incident

  • Provide a diagram of the accident scene, showing road, if pictures are not enough.

  • Are follow up repairs needed?

  • EIEC employees at scene.

  • EIEC vehicles at scene.

  • Employee Signature

  • Ops and Safety Coor. Signature

  • VP of O&E Signature

  • President/CEO Signature

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