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Crew Briefing and Work Scope

Crew members present and task scope reviewed critical (required)

Verify all subcontractor crew members assigned to the task attended the toolbox talk and the work scope was reviewed before starting.

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Hazards specific to the job site identified critical (required)

Confirm the crew identified site-specific electrical hazards, adjacent energized equipment, access constraints, and environmental conditions affecting the task.

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Competent person or lead identified

Document the competent person, foreman, or lead responsible for directing the work and enforcing safe work practices.

Stop-work authority reviewed

Confirm the crew was reminded that any worker may stop the job for unsafe conditions or unclear energy-control status.

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Arc Flash and Electrical PPE

Arc flash hazard assessment reviewed critical (required)

Confirm the crew reviewed the arc flash hazard or equipment label information and understands the shock and arc flash risk for the task.

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Approach boundaries communicated critical (required)

Verify limited, restricted, and arc flash boundaries were communicated when applicable and workers know where they may not cross without authorization and controls.

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Required arc-rated PPE available and worn critical (required)

Confirm the crew has the required arc-rated clothing, face protection, gloves, hearing protection, and other PPE specified for the task.

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PPE condition acceptable critical (required)

Inspect PPE for damage, contamination, missing components, or expired inspection status before use.

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Energized work justified or de-energized plan confirmed critical (required)

Verify the crew has a documented reason for any energized work or has confirmed the equipment will be de-energized before work starts.

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Lockout/Tagout and Energy Control

Energy sources identified critical (required)

Verify all electrical and stored energy sources were identified, including backfeed, control power, capacitors, generators, and battery systems where applicable.

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Lockout-tagout devices applied to each isolation point critical (required)

Confirm each energy isolation point has an individual lock and tag applied in accordance with the site energy control procedure and OSHA 1910.147.

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Stored energy released or restrained critical (required)

Verify stored energy has been discharged, blocked, bled down, or otherwise controlled before work begins.

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Zero-energy verification completed critical (required)

Confirm the crew verified absence of voltage with an adequately rated meter or tester after isolation and before contact, following the site procedure.

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Affected workers notified of lockout status

Document that affected workers and adjacent trades were informed that equipment is locked out and not to be re-energized.

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Grounding, Bonding, and Test Equipment

Grounding and bonding requirements reviewed critical (required)

Confirm the crew reviewed grounding and bonding requirements for the task and understands when temporary grounds or bonding jumpers are required.

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Grounding connections inspected and secure critical (required)

Verify grounding connections, clamps, and bonding jumpers are intact, properly attached, and free of corrosion or damage.

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Test instruments rated for the circuit critical (required)

Confirm meters, leads, and testers are properly rated for the voltage and environment and are in good condition.

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Test instrument inspected before use

Verify the meter body, leads, probes, and fuses were inspected before use and any damaged equipment was removed from service.

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Temporary grounding plan documented when required

If temporary grounds are required, document the location, method, and removal responsibility before work proceeds.

Ladder Safety and Access

Ladder type appropriate for electrical work critical (required)

Confirm the ladder is suitable for the task and nonconductive where required for work near exposed electrical conductors or equipment.

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Ladder inspected before use critical (required)

Check rails, rungs, feet, spreaders, locks, and labels for damage or defects before climbing.

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Ladder positioned and secured correctly critical (required)

Verify the ladder is set on a stable surface, at the proper angle, and secured against movement or displacement.

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Three points of contact and no overreach reviewed

Confirm workers were reminded to maintain three points of contact and avoid overreaching or carrying conductive materials unsafely while on the ladder.

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Run: Subcontractor Crew Toolbox Talk - Electrical Safety

Crew Briefing and Work Scope

Arc Flash and Electrical PPE

Lockout/Tagout and Energy Control

Grounding, Bonding, and Test Equipment

Ladder Safety and Access

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