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Vernon Electric Hazzard Recognition Report

by Mark See, from the Community

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Capture and report hazards found in the field on electrical systems with this Vernon Electric form. Record pole numbers and locations, describe the hazard, add photos, and assess the degree of risk. Include signatures to confirm review and corrective actions. Use it to improve utility safety, compliance, and timely response across crews and sites.

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Use this hazard recognition checklist to capture and assess hazards in the field. Record map location or pole number and GPS coordinates, note who conducted the inspection, and set the urgency of response. Describe each hazard, document corrective actions or additional information, and attach up to three photos for evidence. This template helps utilities and field teams standardize hazard identification, prioritize remediation, and improve site safety and compliance across inspections.
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This hazard reporting form helps teams record and communicate hazards found on construction sites. Capture key details including a title page, client name, site address, date and time, and comprehensive hazard information. Add a photo of the hazard, describe the risk, specify the exact location, and include the reporter’s name and signature. Once completed, share the report with a supervisor or site manager to prompt timely corrective action. This template is provided as a general example from the SafetyCulture Public Library and should be reviewed for suitability and compliance with your workplace and jurisdiction.
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Hazard Recognition

Use this hazard recognition checklist to capture and assess hazards in the field. Record map location or pole number and GPS coordinates, note who conducted the inspection, and set the urgency of response. Describe each hazard, document corrective actions or additional information, and attach up to three photos for evidence. This template helps utilities and field teams standardize hazard identification, prioritize remediation, and improve site safety and compliance across inspections.

by Jamie Mannigel, from the Community

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Hazard Reporting Form

This hazard reporting form helps teams record and communicate hazards found on construction sites. Capture key details including a title page, client name, site address, date and time, and comprehensive hazard information. Add a photo of the hazard, describe the risk, specify the exact location, and include the reporter’s name and signature. Once completed, share the report with a supervisor or site manager to prompt timely corrective action. This template is provided as a general example from the SafetyCulture Public Library and should be reviewed for suitability and compliance with your workplace and jurisdiction.

by Mark Taylor, from the Community

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Work Site Observation Report for Electric Utility

This Work Site Observation Report template helps electric utility teams evaluate job sites and crews for safety and compliance. Assess personnel on site, required PPE, tailboard meetings, energy control, traffic control, vehicle condition, and aerial lift checks. Review methods for substation maintenance, overhead and underground line work, live line tools, pole handling, protective grounding, and confined space practices. Capture photos, note deficiencies, identify training needs, and document corrective actions aligned with OSHA 1910.269 and MUTCD.

by Jason Bowling, from the Community

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Energy Contractor Field Safety Audit Checklist

This CNP Energy Contractor Field Safety Audit Checklist helps evaluate gas and electric utility contractor crews on site. It covers jobsite safety and housekeeping, electric field safety, electrical operations, gaseous atmosphere controls, trenching and excavation, personal protective equipment, ladders, hand and power tools, traffic workzones, compressed gases, and emergency action plans. Specialized sections address electric operations, switching, grounding, MAD distances, climbing, fall protection, and fleet vehicle safety. The checklist references OSHA 1910.269 and 1926 requirements to support compliance and consistent field audits across gas and electric projects.

by Roy Adams, from the Community

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Vernon Electric Hazzard Recognition Report

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