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    P&C of Labor Camp - Phase 1 CONTRACT NO. 021-C09 To: Concern To All RTCC Employees Subject: Weekly Safety Toolbox Meeting Topic: Electrical Safety

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    This document provides safety guidelines for electrical work at a labor camp construction site. It outlines 10 standards for electrical safety, including requirements that only qualified electricians can set up, modify, inspect or repair electrical circuits; a lock-out/tag-out permit system must be used for any work on live circuits; electrical panels must be locked out and keys controlled; and visual inspections of electrical equipment must be done daily to check for defects. Safety managers Mohammad Alzien and Mahmoud Jamil Abukabir signed off on the document.

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    10 January 2016

    P&C OF LABOR CAMP – PHASE 1

    CONTRACT NO. 021-C09

    To: Concern to all RTCC Employees

    Subject: Weekly Safety Toolbox Meeting

    Topic: Electrical Safety

    This standard applies to all electrical cord sets & receptacles not part of electrical
    wiring system of a building or structure and all electrical equipment and tools
    used in connection with construction activities.

    All such equipment must comply with either the assured equipment grounding
    program or the GFCI requirement as specified.

    1. Only qualified electrician may set up modify, inspect and repair electrical
    circuits. All electricians must keep a copy of their qualification of their person. All
    inspection and repair details are to be recorded and made available to RC upon
    request.

    2. A lock-out/tag-out and permit to work system must be in place when changes


    are being made to electrical circuits and electrical wiring is not terminated (this
    include the permanent electrical wiring system of an existing building). The permit
    and lock-out/tag-out system shall ensure that no circuit being worked upon can
    be accidentally or intentionally energized.

    3. All electrical panels must be physically “locked- out”. The issuance keys to
    “locked-out” electrical panel must be controlled to minimized the risk of an
    accidental electrocution.

    4. Locked-out/tag-out will be issued, controlled and closed by the senior


    electrician on site & a copy of the permit to work is to be prominently displayed
    as the electrical panel being work upon.
    5. All electricians are to be trained in the contractors permit to work & lock-
    out-/tag-out procedures.

    6. Permits- to- work must be kept for the entire length of the Projector revised
    when any event occurs that changes the condition stated in the Permit –to-Work.

    7. Unqualified, unauthorized persons shall not open any electrical enclosure or


    apparatus, nor shall they energize circuits without authority to do so.

    8. Once the building or structure is energized, no exposed wires are permitted on


    ‘live’ circuits. All electrical wire circuit ends must have their ‘end use’ fitting
    applied (i.e. wall socket cover, light switches) and be screwed securely in place.

    9. Employees will visually inspect receptacles (sockets), extension cables, cords


    and equipment connected by cord and plug before each day’s use in order to
    determine if there are external defects. Where there is evidence of damage, the
    damaged item is to be taken out of service immediately, tagged with a defective
    tool tag and sent for repair.

    10. No electrical tools must be used without a plug, and without extension cables
    may be used with damaged outlets or missing covers. All extension cables are to
    be fit-for-purpose and have insulating covering.

    Engr. Mohammad Alzien Engr. Mahmoud Jamil Abukabir

    Safety manager Project manager

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