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(E) 200 Main Service Panel
(E) 200 Main Breaker
(N) Bryant 125A Load Center
(N) 60A Breaker
- AWG #6, THWN-2 Red, Black, and White
(1) Tesla Wall Connector
Cutler Hammer 60A Breaker
(1) AWG # 6 THWN-2, Black
(1) AWG # 6 THWN-2, Red
(1) AWG # 8 THWN-2, Green,EGC
(1) 1" EMT Conduit Kit
Wall Connector Setting:9
(0) 15A/1P Breaker(s)
- AWG #14, THWN-2, Black, Red
(8) 20A/1P Breaker(s)
- AWG #12, THWN-2, Black, Red
JB-349181-00
Electric Vehicle Charging Station Residence at 4950 Southwind TR, Fort Pierce, FL 34951, US
One Line Diagram 3/24/2020
Install Wall Connector 45"-48" off
the ground unless customer
requests otherwise
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JB-349181-00
Electric Vehicle Charging Station Residence at 4950 Southwind TR, Fort Pierce, FL 34951, US
Site Plan 3/24/2020
Driveway
EV Charging Station
SAFETY PLAN
Electric Vehicle Charging Station
Safety Plan
Ladder Access
·Ladders must be non-conductive, inspected before each use.
·Extension ladders must be set up on a firm and level surface at a 4-to-1
rise-to-run angle (or 75 degrees) and the top must be secured to the structure.
Extension style ladders placed on uneven, lose or slippery surfaces must
additionally have the base firmly anchored or lashed so the base will not slip
out.
·Extension ladders must be used with walk-through devices or the ladder must
extend 36” above the stepping off point.
·A-frame ladders must only be climbed with the ladder spreader bars locked in
the open position; A-frame ladders shall not be climbed while in the closed
position (ex, closed and used while leaned against a structure).
·Additional Notes:
Mobile Equipment
·Only Qualified operators will operate equipment; operators must maintain a
certification on their person for the equipment being operated.
·Type(s) of mobile equipment (type/make/model):
·Qualified operator(s):
Material Handling and Storage
·Materials will be staged/stored in a way that does not present a hazard to client,
personnel or public. Materials stored on the roof will be physically protected
from falling or sliding off.
Fall Protection
·A Site-specific plan for fall prevention and protection is required prior to starting
work and must remain onsite at all times until work is complete; a fall rescue
plan must be outlined and discussed among the crew prior to work start.
·The Competent Person is required to be onsite at all times while work at heights
is ongoing.
·First-Person-Up (FPU) must install their anchor and connect before any other
task, including installing other anchors. The Last-Person-Down (LPD) must be
the only person on a roof uninstalling fall protection.
·FPCP (name and title):
·FPU and LPD (name and title):
Electrical Safety
·The Electrical Qualified Person (EQP) is required onsite to perform electrical
work.
·All electrical work will be performed with equipment in an electrically safe
condition (de-energized) unless approval has been granted prior to work start.
·Service drops and overhead electrical hazards will be identified and protected
from contact, as necessary.
·EQP (name and title):
JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS
Public Protection
·The safety of the Client and the Public must be maintained at all
times.
·The Client and the Public shall be prevented from entering the
work zone through the use of barriers and/or signage, as
required.
·Company, Client and Public property shall be protected from
falling objects.
·Pets (including dogs) shall be secured by their owners prior to
work start.
·The client should not leave pets, family members, or others in
charge or care of Employees, Contractors, or Temporary Workers.
·Crew leader responsible for communication with the client:
·Pets barricaded away from work areas (N/A, Yes, No):
·Client and public is excluded from work area by barricades (N/A, Yes,
No):
Training And Pre-Job Safety Briefing
·All employees onsite shall be made aware of the specific hazards
of this project and review this JHA during a pre-job briefing, and
their signature indicates awareness of site conditions and the plan
to eliminate any hazards identified prior to and during the project.
·Crew Leader (name/title):
·Crew Member (name/title):
·Crew Member (name/title):
·Crew Member (name/title):
·Crew Member (name/title):
·Crew Member (name/title):
Airborne Contaminants:
·Asbestos-containing (Transite) piping (ACP) - Do not disturb
(move, drill, cut, fracture, etc.)
·Asbestos-containing exterior building siding (ACS) - Only Asbestos
Class III trained personnel can drill or cut into ACS material, and
only for purposes of mounting BOS equipment; a completed
Asbestos Work Permit is required onsite at all times prior to
working with ACS.
·Asbestos-containing thermal insulation (ACI) and
Asbestos-containing duct wrapping (ACW) - do not disturb; no
attic or crawlspace access is allowed if work to be performed
could cause exposure to personnel, client or public.
·Is work around ABC or ABC containing materials being conducted
(N/A, Yes, No):
·If yes, list specific tasks and protection in place:
Weather and Environment
·The site supervisor shall forecast the weather conditions at the
job site, prior to crew arrival, in order to mitigate any hazards
associated with inclement weather (heat, cold, wind, rain, etc.).
·The site supervisor will utilize a portable wind meter
(anemometer) to verify actual onsite wind conditions, by checking
speed at the ground and on any elevated work surface (ex,
rooftop) prior to work start, at midday and prior to solar panel
staging on a roof.
·Elevated work involving the moving or maneuvering of solar
panels shall cease at 25mph (sustained wind), until wind
subsides.
·Forecasted weather maximum temp (degrees F):
·Measured wind speed (MPH ground):
·Measured wind speed (MPH roof):
Heat Related Illness Prevention
·Employees shall have access to potable drinking water that is
fresh, pure, and suitably cool. The water shall be located as close
as practicable to the areas where employees are working. Water
shall be supplied in sufficient quantity at the beginning of the
work shift to provide at least one quart per employee per hour for
drinking for the entire shift. Employees may begin the shift with
smaller quantities of water if they identify the location and have
effective means for replenishment during the shift to allow
employees to drink one quart or more per hour. The frequent
drinking of water shall be encouraged.
·Shade shall be present when temperature exceeds 80 degrees
Fahrenheit. When the outdoor temperature in the work exceeds
80 degrees Fahrenheit, employees shall have and maintain one or
more areas with shade at all times.
·New employees must be acclimatized. New employees will be
monitored by their Crew Leader (site supervisor) for the first two
(2) weeks of employment or longer when necessary.
·Employees will be allowed and encouraged to implement
scheduled breaks during each shift. Employees must take
cool-down breaks in the shade any time they feel the need to do
so to protect them from overheating. Supervisors are REQUIRED
to allow employees any break period they need during high heat
conditions.
·Cool Vests are encouraged for all employees at all times during
periods of high heat.
·Identify the location of the closest Occupational/Industrial Clinic
or Hospital in case a crew member becomes ill.
What is the specific plan to provide and replenish sufficient water for all
employees onsite?
·If offsite replenish is necessary, where will you go to replenish water
(location/address):
·Who will replenish the drinking water (name):
Restroom Facilities
·Employees shall have access to restroom facilities with hand-washing
stations. Use of onsite restroom is at the client's discretion (location is
noted below). If client does not give permission, location of suitable
restroom facilities with hand-washing stations at an offsite will be
provided. The onsite supervisor will identify location and make
arrangements to ensure all employees have access at any point.
·Restroom facilities will be (circle one): Onsite - Offsite
·If offsite, add location name and address:
Incident Reporting Procedure
ü Contact your Site Supervisor
o Name:
o Phone:
ü Contact your Manger
o Name:
o Phone:
ü Contact the Incident Hotline
o (650) 963-5678 - Follow the voice prompts and provide us
with:
Your full name, phone number, office location, brief
description of what happened and when.
NOTE ADDITIONAL HAZARDS NOT ADDRESSED ABOVE
(add as many as necessray by using additional sheets):
Define the hazard:Method/steps to prevent incident:
Define the hazard:Method/steps to prevent incident:
Crew leader to fill out all sections below, hold a pre-job safety meeting with all personnel, and upload this completed document and the Safety Plan to the JCO.
Electric Vehicle Charging Station
JHA Sheet