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Poles

  • Poles?

  • (Grey Item) Visibility strips installed when required ( Marking 022168 Rev.19: Pgs. 31 and 32)

  • (Grey Item) Bottom pole step 8-1/2 ft. or more above ground or climbable/accessible surface (Framing 022616 Rev.05: Pg. 2 Note 5

  • Current year's date nail installed in pole ( Marking 022168 Rev.19: Pg.1 Note 3-A)

  • Set at minimum depth or deeper (Framing 015203 Rev. 13 Pg.2 Table 1

  • Preservative pole wrap installed if necessary ( Guys 023058 Rev.06: Pg. 2 Note 8 A-D, PG 5 Figure 3)

  • Top not leaning > 10% of height above ground. ( Guys 023058 Rev.06: Pg 1 Note 6C)

  • Pole # installed on & recorded for new poles. ( Marking 022168 Rev.19: Pgs 21-29)

Guys

  • Guys?

  • (Grey Item) Marker installed on all guys (vis strips as required) (Marking 022168 Rev.19: Pgs. 31-32; Guys 05642 Rev.03: Pg. 1)

  • (Grey Item) No broken, slack or missing guy wires (Guys 06537 Rev.12; GO 95: Rule 56.2)

  • (Grey Item) Preforms completed & guy wire ends not exposed (Guys 06537 Rev.12: Pg. 5)

  • (Grey Item) Guy insulator (bobs) 3" or more apart (Guys 022178 Rev.12: Pg. 1 Note 3)

  • (Grey Item) Trees not grounding guy wire above guy insulator (Guys 022178 Rev. 12: Pg. 1 Note 1)

  • (Grey Item) 3" clearance from Comm./Cable/Secondary/Service (Guys 022178 Rev. 10: Pg. 2 Table 1)

  • (Grey Item) Guy insulators 8' or more above ground (Guys 022178 Rev. 12: Various Figures)

  • (Grey Item) Anchor rod installed per standard: not buried beyond the point of attachment to the guy; ID tag installed (Guys 022221 Rev.10: Pg. 13)

  • Is Anchor Identification Tag installed on PISA or Manta Ray Anchor with the tab that does NOT apply removed. (Guys 022221 Rev.9: Pg 44 Application & Installation 1&2

  • Guy insulators out of barrel of proximity (Guys 022178 Rev. 12: Pg. 1 Note 1)

  • Span guy insulators between 6' and 9' from pole (Guys 022178 Rev. 12: Pg. 3 Note 2)

  • Plate/thimble assembly installed on 7/16" guys (Guys 022178 Rev.12: Pg. 11 Figure 19, Pg. 12 Figure. 24-25)

  • Multiple wires clamped together as required (Guys 022178 Rev. 12: Pg. 14 Notes 7-8, Pg. 11 Figure. 20)

  • Span guy supported by anchor when 500 lbs. or more at 16', 1000 lbs. or more at 8' above ground (Guys 022178 Rev. 12: Pg. 18 Figure 34)

  • PISA rod 36" or less above ground (Guys 022221 Rev.10: Pg. 2 Note 2)

  • X-plate/expanding anchor rod 6" or less above ground (12” allowable if angle is more than 45 deg.) (Guys 022178 Rev.10: Pg. 11 Note 2)

Hardware

  • Hardware?

  • (Grey Item) Covers installed over bolts in climbing space below pole top that are bonded to or used for DE hardware (Framing 015116 Rev.05: Pg. 1 Note 3; GO 95 May 2018: Rule 54.7A (3)j, Pgs. V-65 & V-66)

  • Bolts not extending more than 1" beyond the nut in climbing space (Framing 015116 Rev.05: Pg. 1 Note 6)

  • Clearance from unassociated hardware and hardware supporting energized wires 1-1/2" or more (Clearances 022158 Rev.06; Rev.06: Pgs. 11-12; GO 95: Rule 54.6-H)

  • Pole line hardware is not loose and installed per standard (spring clips w/round washers, etc.) (O.H. Construction Manual: multiple documents)

  • Anti-split bolt is installed as required (O.H. Construction Manual: multiple documents)

Conductors

  • Conductors?

  • (Grey Item) Clearances maintained above ground and structures (Clearances 022158 Rev.06; GO 95: Rule 37 & Table 1)

  • (Grey Item) Clearances maintained to other conductors, guys, and equipment (poles, crossarms, lead wires, etc.) (Clearances 022158 Rev.06; GO 95: Rule 38 & Table 2)

  • Incidental wire clearances maintained (GO 95: Rule 38 Table 2 Case 16-17)

  • Conductors sagged correctly (Sags 015221 Rev.04)

  • Vibration dampers installed as required (Conductors 015073 Rev.05)

  • Splices installed as required (new, maint, fire, etc) (Conductors 022487 Rev.11: Pg. 1 Notes 5A-B)

  • Tie pads installed with preform ties (Required) (Conductors 052990 Rev.06: Pg. 1 Note 4-5)

  • Connectors installed per standard (type, conductor cleaned, inhibitor compound applied, correct dies, & # of crimps) (Conductors 028852 Rev.15; Conductors 041010 Rev.09; Conductors 066194 Rev.09)

  • Covered conductors sealed correctly (drip loops, connectors properly sealed, etc.) (Conductors 028852 Rev.15: Pg. 2 Note 8B)

  • Tap clamps with tap guard installed per standard (Conductors 028852 Rev.15: Pg. 5 Note 4)

  • Armor rod installed as required on conductors (Conductors 021439 Rev.06; Conductors 028853 Rev.06)

  • Bond wire installed per standard (Above 4kv, on c/o arm, & and has 1-1/2" clearance to unassociated hardware (Conductors 06667 Rev.09)

  • Raptor safe construction & wildlife protection installed as required (Framing Dwg. 061149 Rev.13)

Crossarms (Wood or Composite)

  • Crossarms (wood or composite)?

  • Braces bolted securely (Framing 015116 Rev.05: Various Figures; Various Framing Documents)

  • All washers installed per standard; Note: when angle washers are used, they must be installed on the top & bottom of composite arms (N/A to jumper supports) (Framing Various Drawings, Various Figures; TD-9001B-009 Rev.02: Pg. 8 Note 1.8)

  • Correct size and application (Framing 068180 Rev.11: Pg. 5 Table 2, Pg. 6 Table 3; Framing 015202 Rev.11)

  • UAB securely attached (Services 023732 Rev.08: Pg. 4 Figure 1)

Risers

  • Risers?

  • (Grey Item) All lags installed in first section of molding (Risers 027742 Rev.12: Pg. 6 Note 3-4)

  • Backup plate installed, etc. (Risers 027742 Rev.12: Pg. 6 Note 5; Risers 021924 Rev.10: Pg. 1 Note 2)

  • Riser tag(s) installed indicating required information (Markings 033582 Rev.07: Pg. 2 Note 5C, Pg. 3 Note 7B)

  • Cable protector installed (Risers 021924 Rev.10: Pg. 3 Note 1, Pg. 4 Figure 5)

  • 36" max lag spacing above 8' level of molding (Risers 021924 Rev.10: Pg. 1 Note 1A; Risers 027742 Rev.12: Pg. 6 Note 3)

  • (NOT A RULE PER UPDATE #37) Pole steps installed on joint poles as required (Framing 022616 Rev.05: Pg. 1 Note 1A)

  • Top of riser molding maintains proper clearance above other conductors (Risers 027742 Rev.12: Pg. 12 Figure 9, Pg.16 Figure 13, Pg. 19 Figure 17, Pg. 20 Figure 19;<br>GO 95: 54.6 Pg. 5 Note E (2)a, b, c, and d)

  • Bare ground wire in riser is isolated from the cable grip (Risers 027742 Rev.12: Pg. 8 Note 3)

  • Phase numbers installed per standard (Risers 027742 Rev.12: Pg. 5 Note 1)

High Voltage Signs

  • High voltage signs?

  • (Grey Item) High-voltage signs installed per standard (Marking 022168 Rev.19: Pg. 2 Notes 1A-1C & 1E)

Grounds

  • Grounds?

  • (Grey Item) Ground rod(s) and wire(s) not exposed (Transformers 021904 Rev.08: Pg. 3 Note 1, Pg. 4 Fig 1)

  • Ground connections installed per standard (type, surface cleaned, correct dies, & # of crimps) (Conductors 041010 Rev. 9: Pgs. 8-9)

  • Surge arrester ground installed per standard (Transformers 021904 Rev.08: Pg. 2 Notes 14-16, Pg. 4 Section A-A; TD-021904B-001 Rev.0)

  • Rods installed 6’ or more apart (Transformers 021904 Rev.08: Pg. 3 Note 3, Pg. 4 Fig 1)

  • Rods and wire 12" deep (18” in plowed area) (Transformers 021904 Rev.08: Pg. 3 Note 1, Pg. 4 Fig 1)

  • Proof-Positive Ground (PPC-PGW) installed (TD-021904B-003 Rev.0)

  • Staples/straps installed with required spacing (Transformers 021904 Rev.08: Pg. 4 Fig 1; TD-021904B-003 Rev.0: Pg. 2; TD-021904B-005 Rev.0)

  • Minimum of 1-1/2" from unassociated hardware (Transformers 021904 Rev.08: Pg. 1 Note 5, Pg. 3 Note 9; TD-021904B-003 Rev.0: Pg. 1)

Overhead Services

  • Overhead services?

  • (Grey Item) Proper clearances maintained (Example: above ground, streets, from communications, etc.) (Services 022169 Rev.01)

  • (Grey Item) Checked and/or removed vegetation excessive strain and abrasion on service(s) (GO 95: Rule 35)

  • Plastic cable tie used at point of attachment to secure service conductors (tape IS NOT permitted) (Services 023732 Rev.08 Pg. 2 Note 7)

Transformers

  • Transformers?

  • Shear plates installed (1,301 lbs. or more) (Transformers 056425 Rev.22: Pg. 30 Table 6)

  • Bolts covers and spring clip installed per standard (Transformers 056425 Rev.22: Pg. 30)

  • 10" clearance above secondary conductors (Clearance 066198 Rev.06: Pg. 1 & 2; Transformers 056425 Rev.22: Pg. 9-28)

  • Proper clearance below primary conductors (Clearance 066198 Rev.04: Pg. 1 & 2; Transformers 056425 Rev.22: Pg. 9-28)

  • Proper lead wires and/or connectors installed on surge arresters to cutouts or line conductors (Transformers 056425 Rev.22: Pg. 2, Note 10; General 031822 Rev.17: Pg. 2 Note 12)

FIRE AREAS (HFTD – Tier 2 or Tier 3)

  • Fire Areas?

  • (Grey Item) 10’ radial minimum clearance provisions addressed on subject poles (when non-exempt equipment is present) (Power Line Fire Prevention Field Guide (2008 Edition): Pg. 1-5 Item 4)

  • Installed only exempt equipment and connections (TD-9001B-009 Rev.02: Note1.20-1.21)

  • Installed TX with FR3 fluid (Pole replacements) (TD-9001B-009 Rev.02: Note 1.16)

  • Tree attachments addressed per standard ( TD-9001B-009 Rev.02: Notes 1.9-1.10)

Climbing/Working Space

  • Climbing/working space?

  • Correct dimensions and configuration adequate (GO 95: Rule 54.7-54.12 (See Reference Pg.); GO 95: Rule 93)

  • Nothing other than allowable obstructions installed (GO 95: Rule 54.7-54.12) (See Reference Pg.)

AWAC

  • AWAC?

  • Dead-end hardware installed per standard (4” x 4” curved washer, auto. D/E, composite insulator, etc.) (Framing 057875 Rev.12: Pg. 4 Figs. 3-4)

  • Maximum slack span length not exceeded (Framing 057875 Rev.12: Pg. 6 Fig. 10, Pg. 8, Fig. 18-19)

  • 15" clearance from centerline of pole (when less than 6' from primary (4’ min.) or in transition from open wire secondary construction (Framing 057875 Rev.12: Pg. 6 Note 1, Pg. 12 Note 2)

Switches/Equipment/Cutouts

  • Switches/Equipment/Cutouts?

  • (Grey Item) Overhead equipment is secured and locked (Switches 066195 Rev.22: Pg. 8 Fig 1 Item 13; Transformers 036903 Rev.09: Pg. 19 Detail K)

  • Switch handles 15' or more above ground (when in the open position) (Clearance 066198 Rev. 06: Pg. 2 Fig 2)

  • Equipment control boxes 15' or more above ground (Switches 066195 Rev.22: Pg. 2 Note 9)

  • Single pole step installed on poles with drop-out type cutouts for storing fuse holder/solid blade when cutouts are open (not in the climbing space) (Cutouts and Fuses 022318 Rev.09 Pg. 1 Note 6)

  • Operating numbers installed per standards (Marking 057352 Rev. 03; Switches 066195 Rev.22: Pg. 2 Note 10; Cutouts 022318 Rev.09 Pg. 4 Note 1, Pg. 7 Note 1)

Communication

  • Communications?

  • (Grey Item) Assessed third-party condition(s); Create a third party notification if required (UO Standard TD-2014S Rev.01: "Third-Party Notification and Resolution of Potential Violations and Safety Hazards")

  • 6' of neutral space maintained on joint pole (new) (Joint Pole Agreement 2017 version, Section 19.2).

  • 6' or more clearance to 3rd party antennas (Clearance 022158 Rev. 06 Pg. 14 Table 12)

  • PG&E-owned antennas installed per standards (Services 068190 Rev.03)

Vegetation

  • Vegetation?

  • (Grey Item) NO veg. within 18” of primary conductors (GO 95: Rule 35)

  • (Grey Item) HFTD/SRA, NO veg. within 4’ of primary conductors (GO 95: Rule 35 and PRC 4293)

  • (Grey Item) Veg. Notification (540 Tag) initiated if any remaining veg. is within 12’ of primary conductors (TD-7102P-29 Rev. 0: Pgs. 4-5, Note 2.2; Pg. 17, Appendix D)

  • (Grey Item) Checked and/or removed excessive strain and abrasion on secondary and guy wires (GO 95: Rule 35).

Workmanship

  • Workmanship?

  • (Grey Item) Verify job site is clean & idle material removed (GO 95: Rule 31.1)

Comments and Signature

  • Notification created?

  • Provide notification # if available

  • Comments

  • LAN ID

  • Full Name and Signature

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