Doc No:
O’Donnell Snider Construction SAFETY AND HEALTH MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
SHMS
Initial Issue Date
10/03/2017
Revision Date:
05/08/2020
Revision No. Next Review Date: Page:
2 05/08/2021 94 of 289
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All hand portable electric tools and extension cords shall use a GFCI.
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Additionally, approved GFCI’s shall be used for 240-Volt circuits in the same service as described above.
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GFCI’s must be used on all 120-volt, single-phase 15-amp and 20-amp receptacles within 6 feet of a sink, damp areas or on installed outdoor equipment.
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The GFCI must be the first device plugged into a permanent receptacle.
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The GFCI must be tested before each use.
M.O.P. Electrical Shutdowns 1.
OSC Safety Team requires M.O.P. 3 days prior for review. a. Fill out all paperwork JSA’s before any work is performed.
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Make sure Emergency Plan is understood by all Employees involved in task.
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Check and verify all Safety Equipment is in proper working order.
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Perform a “Dry-Run” prior to the installation of wiring being re-pulled to MSB.
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Test breaker(s) for continuity, Meggar test and record phase to phase, and phase to ground on Company MEG TEST report sheet. Document.
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Verify voltage and orientation of existing bus bars, verify bus bars to ensure correct phasing. Document.
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Appoint person(s) who will be installing wiring, also stand-by person for safety measures.
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Coordinate with all persons involved in task (including the O’Donnell Snider and any Sub Electrical Contractors (Building Engineer), etc.) of power outage and duration that could be affected by outage.
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De-energize “open” breaker in Panels with PPE, 2 personnel in 9.6 cal/cm2 rated flash suits. Install Lock Out/Tag Out device to isolate breaker/energy source (all persons involved in task must install an LO/TO Device).
10. Verify emergency power transfer through base building ATS. 11. Re-move panel covers to access equipment. Verify that voltage is not present at load side of Main Circuit Breakers on bus-bars with required PPE, 2 personnel in 9.6 cal/cm2 rated flash suit and digital voltage tester, verify residual voltage has been removed. 12. Verify digital voltage meter being used is working on a known “LIVE” electrical circuit, verify with additional meter. 13. Verify the manufacturer’s hardware and/or parts are accounted for and approved for installation on equipment.
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Printed on: 17 August 2020
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