Title Page

  • Customer

  • Work Order#

  • Date

  • Job Location
  • Nearest Medical Facility

  • Customer Task Mgr/PM

  • Customer Phone#

  • Foreman/CL

  • GF

  • Competent Person

  • Outdoor Temp

  • Wind Speed

  • Precipitation

  • Work Type

  • Work Type

Critical Job Tasks/ Hazards / Preventative measures/barriers

  • 1. Critical Job Task / Hazard

  • Preventative Measures/Barrier

  • 2. Critical Job Task / Hazard

  • Preventative Measures/Barrier

  • 3. Critical Job Task / Hazard

  • Preventative Measures/Barrier

  • 4. Critical Job Task / Hazard

  • Preventative Measures/Barrier

  • Identify Hold Points

Work Area Protection

  • Is work area Protection Required for your task?

  • Have you called Penn Dot traffic managment?

  • Please call Penn Dot Traffic Managment before any work on state roadways

  • State and/or Township Rd Permit #

  • Do you have a copy of the permit on site?

  • Following Traffic Control Plan?

  • Traffic Flow

  • MUTCD Tad #

  • Approx. # of Cones Placed

  • # of Signs Placed

ZONE OF PREOTECTION (ZOP)

  • Is ZOP required for your work?

  • Primary Voltage

  • Secondary Voltage

  • Minimum Approach Distance

  • Line/Feeder/Circuit #

  • Clearance / Admin Orders Reviewed # is

  • 3-Part Communication w/ Designated Authority

Live Until Proven Dead!!

  • Are you Preforming Lock Out Tag Out today?

  • Types of tags

  • Tags Recoreded

  • Equipment #'s Recorded

  • Number of Grounds

  • Master Ground Loc.

  • Undispatched Grounds

  • Tested & Grounded

  • LOTO / Hold Off / Tags Placed

  • ZOP Established

  • Crew Understands ZOP

  • Potential Backfeed Identified

Job Brief 2

Excavation

  • Are you excavating today?

  • One Call Number

  • Please attach OneCall ticket by photo or PDF

  • Have you inspected the area for unmarked facilities?

  • What facilities are in your work area?

  • What other facilities have you found?

  • Have you secured unattended Excavations?

  • Check what applies to your job site below

  • Soil Type

  • Estimated Depth of Excavation

  • Excavation Protection System Used for Excavation of 5 ft. or Greater that Meets Soil Type:

  • Ladder in Excavation at 4 ft. and Every 25 ft.

  • Water Accumulation Controlled

  • Engineer Approved Plan for Excavation in Excess of 20 ft. on Site

CONFINED/ENCLOSED SPACE

  • Will the Job Require Confined Space Entry

  • Will a Permit be Required

  • Attendant Name

  • Percent Oxygen

  • Percent Oxygen (Mid-Shift)

  • Emergency Retrieval System Readily Available

  • Space is Barricaded to Prevent Fall In

  • Blower Readily Available to Force Air Ventilate

  • Arc Blanket Utilized

PPE

  • All basic PPE Worn? (HARD HAT,SAFETY GLASSES, HIGH VIZ VEST/CLOTHING, WORK GLOVES & SAFETY TOED BOOTS)

  • FR Clothing

  • 2nd layer FR

  • Primary Gloves

  • Sleeves

  • Other

Electrical Hazards

  • Inspect all Rubber Goods

  • Rubber Properly Placed

  • Inspect All Live Line Tools

  • Equipment Checked/Calibrated

  • Inspect Pole Condition

  • Equipment Grounded

  • System Neutral

  • Pole Ground

  • Anchor

  • Screw Ground

  • Other

  • Why?

  • Induction Sources Identified

  • Step/Touch Potential Identified

  • Flag/Visual Ground Marker

  • LOFFA Set Properly

Site Conditions/Environmental

  • Site Walk Down Complete

  • Uneven Surfaces

  • Ice/Mud/Snow

  • Pinch Points Identified

  • Leaking Equipment

  • Working Near a Wetland

  • Poison Ivy/Oak

  • Wild Life Concerns

  • PCB Contaminants Presents

  • Emergency Escape Plan

  • Location to meet?

  • Proper Dewatering

  • Fire Protection Tools Checked

  • Hydration Monitor - Aware of Heat Illness Plan

Vehicle/ Equipment

  • Pre-Trip Inspection

  • 360 Walk Around

  • Use of Spotter

  • Operator Wearing Seatbelt

  • Line of Fire Identified

  • Load Properly Secured

  • Equipment Barricaded

  • Public Protected

  • Qualified Operator / Rigger

  • Rigging Inspected

Mid-Shift/ Scope of Work Change

  • Has a Mid-Shift Scope Change occurred?

  • What has changed?

Discussions

  • Weekly Discussion Tool

  • Attach weekly discussion form

  • Recent Bulletins

  • Industry News

  • Please Write Your Own Name After Being Briefed
  • Name, Role & Signiture

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