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Safety Tools and Procedures
Safety Tools and Procedures
Tool Approval:
If unsure about a tool's approval status, ask the tool team and submit tool information for confirmation.
Chemical Approvals and SDSs:
Located under 'Safety Resources' then 'Chemical Approvals and Lists'.
Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) for non-over-the-counter chemicals are found here.
OSHA VPP:
Guidelines for a specific level of OSHA acknowledgement for safety,
Not typically relevant for everyday tasks.
FPL Tool Committee:
For Florida-specific information.
Injury videos discuss past incidents around the fleet.
Ergonomics:
Access ergo materials and dashboards (Vomacity page) for stretching exercises.
Tailgate discussions with stretching before field work are beneficial, especially for high-impact tasks.
Safety Dashboard:
The Power Generation Division safety dashboard can be accessed through a specific link.
Filter by 'Reported by' to view your entries, such as 1440s.
1440 Reporting (Near Miss, Unsafe Condition, Unsafe Act):
Access via the provided link.
Ensure your name is under 'Reported by'.
Unsafe conditions (e.g., weather-related) can be reported, even retroactively.
Use the category of event to classify the unsafe condition. For example, weather related.
Fourteen Forty (1440) Submission:
Report unsafe conditions, near misses, or unsafe acts.
The system allows backdating reports.
When to report animals:
Only report animals if it causes a safety concern. Ex. animal causes driver to swerve.
Human Performance Events:
Address unsafe behaviors; may involve coaching.
Switching Events:
Relate to activities in substations.
Electrical Events:
Cover new contact or flash events.
Property Damage:
Includes damage to any equipment (excluding the truck).
Vehicle Events:
Report truck damage immediately.
Daily 360-degree walk-arounds are crucial for identifying damage or hazards (e.g., snakes, tortoises).
Damaging a desert tortoise is a serious issue due to their fragility and protected status.
State Compliance:
California and Oregon have strict environmental regulations.
Injury and Illness Reporting (SMS 212):
Access via the provided link.
Industrial Illness: Illness caused by site-specific exposures (e.g., chemicals at a steam plant).
Report all injuries immediately, regardless of severity, to ensure protection and transparency.
General Requirements:
Employee shall immediately stop work and report any work related injury, illness, or site or property damage.
OSHA Classifications
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