• "ES&H Manual," MN471001
• Lockout/Tagout References:
  1. MN471001, "ES&H Manual", Chapter 4, Section C: "Lockout/Tagout for Hazardous Energy Control"
  2. GN470037, ES&H Manual Supplement, "Lockout/Tagout Procedures for the Control of Hazardous Energy"
• "Electrical Safety Manual," MN471004

• 29 CFR 1910.147, "The Control of Hazardous Energy" (covers all hazardous energy)
• 29 CFR 1910.333, "Selection and use of work practices" (lock and tag requirements for electrical systems)

• DOE/ID-10600, "DOE Electrical Safety Guidelines"
  • {The DOE ELECTRICAL SAFETY GUIDELINES document (DOE/ID-10600) integrates OSHA and NFPA requirements that are DOE site and program specific. The requirements are also tied to existing DOE standards and orders.} {U.S. Department of Energy, Electrical Safety Guidelines, DOE/ID-10600 (May 1993).}

• National Electrical Code
  • {National Electrical Code document The National Electrical Code is a consensus standard that regulates the installation process of electrical systems. It is published by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and is adapted from government body to government body. It is a law or code usually enforced by an inspection process.}

• Check here first!
• Address:
  • 5594 Birsa
    Livermore, CA 94550
    925-449-7469
• Website:
  • http://www.buckles-smith.com

Hubbell, Bryant and Leviton

• HUBBELL, BRYANT and LEVITON make replacement electrical plugs for power cords. They also make complete lines of electrical outlets and receptacles. Some of these may be made for special conditions such as for use in chemistry labs, others are made of high-impact plastic or water resistant fittings. (See NEMA charts for voltage and current ratings).
• Web-sites:
  • http://www.hubbell-canada.com
  • http://www.bryantelectric.com/index.html
  • http://www.leviton.com

Waber

• Waber is a good source for industrial mountable designs. These may be mounted on instrument racks and have conduit and wiring connected by your electrician. They may also be pre-wired units with up to 19 outlets with extra long 15 foot power cords.
• Web-site:
  • http://www.waber.com

Ericson

• Ericson is a good source for ground continuity monitors built-in and clearly labeled on some of their power cords and temporary power taps. Use these when you must be absolutely sure of ground wire continuity. This is especially important for construction or maintenance workers who change job sites often and work in unfamiliar surroundings with a variety of uncontrolled conditions. In this situation you would also consider portable GFCI equipped temporary power taps.
• Web-site:
  • http://www.ericson.com

Allied

• Contact Allied for batteries, fuses, switches, connectors, transformers, sensors, and much more.
• Web-site:
  • http://www.allied.avnet.com

Newark

• Contact Newark for Lan products, test & measurement equipment, and semiconductors.
• Web-site:
  • http://www.newark.com

Fisher Scientific

• Contact Fisher Scientific for laboratory equipment, instrumentation, apparatus, safety supplies, and much more.
• Web-site:
  • http://www.fisher1.com

8300 Electrical Safety Committee Members Mark Jaska & Tom Prast Mark Jaska and Tom Prast will assist you with any electrical concern that may (or may not) require resolution at a committee meeting.

SNL/CA Electrical Safety Subject Matter Expert Tom Boutwell

SNL/CA Industrial Safety Subject Matter Expert Herman Armijo

8300 ES&H Coordinator


Marcia Jacobs