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Lessons Learned


   
Electrical Demolition Vehicles Overhead Lines
Deficiencies in control and identification of electrical hazards during facility demolition have resulted in hazardous working conditions Deficiencies in planning and use of spotters contributed to vehicles striking overhead power lines
Electrical Wiring Lockout Tagout
Electrical wiring mistakes have resulted in electrical shocks and near misses Working without a lockout/tagout when required has placed workers at risk
Energized Work Improperly removed lockout/tagouts have created hazardous conditions
Working near energized circuits has resulted in electrical near misses Work Packages that inadequately defined lockout/tagouts have placed workers at risk
Excavation Incidents Improperly applied lockout/tagouts have created hazardous conditions
Deficiencies in identification and control of electrical hazards during excavation have resulted in hazardous working conditions  
Penetration Activities  
Deficiencies in work planning and hazards identification have resulted in electrical near misses when performing blind penetrations and core drilling  

 

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