Electrical Safety Inspection 1210
Electrical Safety Inspection 1210
Electrical Safety Inspection 1210
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WORK PROCESS Each site visit will entail an inspection of equipment and installations to identify items from the service point of your buildings down through the feeder circuits to various branch circuits. Inspectors will be taking pictures. Martin Technical will also examine and assess your personnel and workplace procedures. Thus, we will require all current record keeping on all electrical maintenance personnel down to the maintenance shops, their tools, meters, PPE, workplace standards, and maintenance record keeping and PM procedures. The Inspection Report will itemize observations in which CFR or NFPA standards are not being met and the corrective action. The criticality of the items will be ranked on a subjective scale of 1 to 5.
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SERVICES NOT INCLUDED We exclude the following related to all of the studies identified above: 1. Engineering design and system modifications 2. Electrical construction or electrical fieldwork of any kind. 3. Testing, calibrating, adjusting and setting of electrical equipment and/or over-current protective devices. DELIVERABLES Illustrated Recommendations and Corrective Actions Report with Critical Corrective Action Ranking Sample Report Information
Company Location: Item #: Building: Location: Maintenance Hazard Rating: Lancaster, PA 8 Mobile Maintenance Facility West side near dock door 3
Observation / Description of concern: Electrical service equipment mounted in "line of sight" of passing heavy machinery without protection.
In 29 CFR 1910.303(g)(1)(vii)(B), OSHA states that outdoor electric equipment shall be installed in suitable enclosures and shall be protected from accidental contact by unauthorized personnel, or by vehicular traffic. 1910.303(g)(2)(ii) requires that electric equipment that is likely to be exposed to physical damage must have enclosures or guards to be arranged and of such strength as to prevent such damage. The NEC requires in subsection 110.12(B) that there be no damaged parts that may adversely affect safe operation or mechanical strength of the equipment such as parts that are broken. Recommended corrective action: Place substantial bollards in front of and outside of the working space of the equipment or relocate equipment to a place not in line of sight of heavy equipment. An example of a typical bollard
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MakingFacilitiesBetter,SaferandMoreEfficient About Us
Martin Technical provides practical services for making facilities better, safer and more efficient. Our expert staff combines their real world work experiences of the past with todays technologies and best practices to provide our customers with the solutions and knowledge they need to maximize their operations and keep safe doing it. And because all our experts have in-field experience, we understand the difference between theory and application and are able to translate todays complex problems into simple solutions that can be implemented tomorrow.
Liability / Insurance
We carry the following insurance policies: General Liability - $2 Million per occurrence / $4 Million aggregate policy
In addition, any outside engineers used on projects are required to have their own individual professional liability and general liability insurance.
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Energy Management Energy Audits Boiler, Compressor & HVAC Audits Energy Management Training
Electrical Maintenance Training Electrical maintenance training topics are available through our training partners.
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