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Site conducted
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Location
Required PPE
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Are you working on an HVAC units/equipment pushing 480 volts or less
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Do you have the required PPE?
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8 cal/cm2 Arc Rated Coveralls or Long Sleeve Shirt and Pants
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8 Cal/cm2 Arc Rated Face Shield
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Class E Hard Hat
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8 cal/cm2 Balaclava
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Class 00 Rubber Gloves and Currently Inspected (Enter date)
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Leather Protector Gloves
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Safety Glasses
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Ear Plugs
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Leather or properly tested footwear
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STOP AND GET THE REQUIRED PPE!
Electrical Pre-task plan
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Can this equipment be de-energized?
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Perform 6 Steps for Establishing an Electrically Safe Work Condition
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1. Identify power sources
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2. Disconnect power sources
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3. Verify that power is off
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4. Lockout/Tagout
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5. Verify again that power is off
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Discharge stored electrical energy
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Energized Work Only Allowed When
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De-energizing introduced a Greater Hazard
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De-energizing is Infeasble due to equipment design or operational limitations
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Equipment operates at less than 50V
Will you be doing the following tasks?
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Will you be doing one of the following; Pulling Wire, Drilling Holes, Tapping Bus Plugs, Running Pipe or Racking Breakers/MCCs
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Energized Electrical Work Permit Required, Follow label for hazards, Apply appropriate PPE
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Proceed to Work Safely
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Will you Only be Testing Troubleshooting or Voltage Measuring?
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Energized Electrical Work Permit Required
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Follow label for hazards, Apply appropriate PPE and Proceed to Work SAFELY
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Follow label hazards, Apply appropriate PPE
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Proceed to Work SAFELY