Notification of Control Authority When Entering a Substation Sample Clauses

Notification of Control Authority When Entering a Substation. Applies to: All contractors, as-needed.
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Notification of Control Authority When Entering a Substation. Before a Contractor enters and immediately after a Contractor exits a Company substation, the Contractor must notify the Energy Control Center (ECC). While work is being conducted, gates must be monitored at all times or the gates shall be closed and locked. Unescorted entry into substations can only be provided to Contractors who provide assurance that their employees and subcontractors are electrically qualified as specified in OSHA 1910.269. Substation Work Area Identification Contractors who will be working in substations shall follow Company Safety Procedures and Company Standard Operating Procedures as designated in the pre-construction meeting or Health and Safety Plan. Qualified Contractors shall install their own work area identification. The Company shall arrange work area identification for non-qualified workers as required. Herbicide Application Substation vegetation spraying shall be conducted unescorted only by Contractor employees who have been designated as a Qualified Electrical Workers where applicable. The spray applicator will have ID cards issued by Security with background checks available from the Contractor. Substations and Production management shall require a schedule of the spraying in their areas. Once spraying begins, the Contractor must contact local management on a daily basis to inform them of progress or changes to the schedule. The Contractor must post all stations with dated signs indicating when the station was sprayed. These signs should not inhibit access to the station. The Contractor shall take care to prevent that any stored materials and equipment do not get covered with "overspray". Overspray represents a substantial safety hazard and cannot be allowed. When applying herbicides, contract employees shall wear goggles and other appropriate PPE to protect them from contact with herbicides in accordance with product labels.
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