Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site / Job #

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Job Briefing & Planning Checklist

Identify

  • Hazards

  • Voltage Levels Involved

  • Skills Required

  • Any Foreign (Secondary Source) Voltage

  • Any Unusual Work Conditions

  • Number Of People Required To Do Job

  • Shock Protection Boundaries

  • Available Incident Energy

  • Potential For Arc Flash (Conduct An Arc Flash Hazard Analysis)

  • Arc Flash Boundary

Ask

  • Can The Equipment Be De-Energized

  • Are Back Feeds Of The Circuits To Be Worked On Possible

  • Is A Standby Person Required

Check

  • Check One Lines And Vendor Drawings

  • Status Board

  • Information On Plant & Vendor Resources Up To Date

  • Safety Procedures

  • Vendor Information

  • Individuals Familiar With The Facility

Know

  • What The Job Is

  • Who Is The Boss

  • Who Else Needs To Know - Communicate!

Think

  • About The Unexpected......What If

  • Lock - Tag - Test - Try

  • Test For Voltage FIRST!!

  • Use The Right Tools And Equipment Including PPE

  • Install And Remove Temporary Protective Grounding Equipment

  • Install Barriers And Barricades

  • What Else.......?

Prepare For An Emergency

  • Is The Standby Person CPR Trained

  • Is The Required Emergency Equipment Available? Where Is It?

  • Is Your Cell Phone Fully Charged And Do You Have A Good Signal

  • Where Is The Fire Alarm

  • Is Confined Space Rescue Available

  • What Is The Exact Work Location

  • How Is The Equipment Shut Off In An Emergency

  • Are The Emergency Telephone Numbers Known

  • Where Are The Fire Extinguishers

  • Are Radio Communications Available

Energized Electrical Work Permit

PART 1 TO BE COMPLETED BY THE REQUESTER

  • Description of circuit/equipment

  • Description of work to be done

  • Justification of why the circuit/ equipment can't be de-energized or the work deferred until the next outage

  • Requester

  • Today's date

PART 2 TO BE COMPLETED BY THE ELECTRICALLY QUALIFIED PERSONS DOING THE WORK

  • Detailed job description procedure to be used in performing the work

  • Description of the safe work practices to be employed

  • Give the name, date and revision number is the MOP that will be used.

Results of the shock risk assessment

  • Voltage to which personnel will be exposed to

  • Limited approach boundary

  • Restricted approach boundary

  • Necessary shock, personal and other protective equipment to safely perform the assigned work

Results of the arc flash risk assessment

  • Available incident energy at the working distance or arc flash PPE category

  • Necessary arc flash personal and other equipment to safety preform the assigned task

  • Arc flash boundary

  • Means employed to restrict the access of unqualified persons from the work area

  • Evidence of completion of a job briefing, including discussion of any job related hazard

  • Do you agree the above described work can be done safely

  • Work can't be done, return form to the requester

  • Electrically qualified person(s)

  • Electrically qualified person(s)

PART 3 APPROVAL(S) TO PERFORM THE WORK WHILE ELECTRICALLY ENERGIZED

  • Harry Sassaman

  • FENJ Project Manager

  • FENJ Superintendent

  • FENJ Safety Manager

  • Foreman

  • Owner

  • CM/GC

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