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The purpose of this program is to inform interested persons, including employees, that we are complying with the OSHA Electrical Safety Standard 1910.333. We have determined that this workplace needs written procedures for preventing electric shock or other injuries resulting from direct/indirect electrical contacts to employees working on or near energized or de-energized parts . This program applies to all work operations at Organization Name where employees may be exposed to live and/or de-energized parts .  \nAdministrative Duties  \nThe overall responsibility for coordinating safety programs in this company rests on the Organization Name Job Title , Safety Professional Name, who will review and update the program as necessary . Copies of the written program can be found in the following locations by contacting the indicated personnel.  \nTable1 . Program Location  \nFacility  \nProgram  \nLocation  \nPerson in Charge of Keeping Program  \n\n| Facility | Location | Safety | Professional | Name |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Facility | Location | Safety | Professional | Name |\n| Facility | Location | Safety | Professional | Name |\n\nUnder this program, you, our employee, will receive instructions in the purpose and  \nuse of energy control procedures, as well as the other required elements of the“Control of Hazardous Energy Standard .” This instruction includes the de-energizing of equipment, applying locks and tags, verifying de-energizing, and equipment reenergizing.  \nIf, after reading this program, you find that improvements can be made, please contact the Job Title , Job Title . We encourage all suggestions because we are committed to creating a safe workplace for you and all our employees. We strive for clear understanding, safe work practices, and involvement in the program from every level of the company .  \nHazard Analysis Report  \nTo determine areas of Organization Name’s facilities that need to be included in the“Electrical Safety Program,” electrical hazards are identified throughout the course of the year by the Job Titles, Job Titles , Job Titles , and Job Titles . We conduct a hazard analysis of our workplace during monthly safety audits . These analyses are identified and logged by Safety Professional Name on the Maintenance Service Report . This analysis provides us with information identifying which departments have equipment using electricity, various types of wiring installations, and the types of employee functions that must be covered by the “Electrical Safety Program .” The following table identifies electrically operated equipment and/or wiring installations in specified areas of Organization Name…","cbCaigAOOWoER2QC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigAOOWoER2QC","pdf",91483,"English","# Purpose\n## Scope and compliance (OSHA 1910.333)\n# Administrative Duties\n## Program coordination and document locations\n# Instruction Requirements\n## Energy control and lockout/tagout\n# Hazard Analysis Report\n## Monthly safety audits and maintenance logging","[{\"question\":\"What standard does the Electrical Safety Program comply with?\",\"answer\":\"The program states compliance with the OSHA Electrical Safety Standard 1910.333.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the program require employees to be instructed on?\",\"answer\":\"Employees receive instructions on energy control procedures, including de-energizing equipment, applying locks and tags, verifying de-energizing, and re-energizing equipment.\"},{\"question\":\"How are electrical hazards identified and documented?\",\"answer\":\"Hazard analysis is conducted during monthly safety audits and identified and logged by the Safety Professional Name on the Maintenance Service Report.\"}]","Electrical Safety Program Template - Safety Program - Purpose and Administrative Duties | PDF",1790110354]