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APP <br /> Well Installation and Sampling at California National Guard Field Maintenance Shop <br /> Stockton, California <br /> 9.18 WILD LAND FIRE MANAGEMENT PLAN (09.K) <br /> This Plan is N/A for this project site. <br /> 9.19 HAZARDOUS ENERGY CONTROL PLAN (12.A.01) <br /> Hazardous energy sources are all equipment and machinery that receive energy from electrical <br /> power, hydraulic fluid under pressure, compressed air, steam, energy stored in springs, and <br /> other sources that may cause the unexpected movement of equipment or machinery. <br /> Hazardous energy sources also include liquids, gases, and solids stored under pressure. <br /> OTIE will implement hazardous energy control measures to prevent damage to property and <br /> injury to employees from the unexpected release of stored energy from electrical, mechanical, <br /> and physical sources. <br /> These procedures establish the minimum requirements for the lockout of energy sources <br /> whenever maintenance or servicing is done on machines or equipment. These requirements <br /> apply to machines and equipment with the potential for unexpected startup or energizing or the <br /> release of stored energy that could cause injury are stopped, isolated from all potentially <br /> hazardous energy sources, and locked out before employees perform any servicing or <br /> maintenance. <br /> All employees are required to comply with the restrictions and limitations imposed on them <br /> during the use of lockout procedures. No employee, upon observing a machine or piece of <br /> equipment that is locked out for servicing or maintenance, shall attempt to start, energize, or <br /> use that machine or piece of equipment. <br /> Violation of lockout procedures will result in disciplinary action up to dismissal. <br /> 9.20 CRITICAL LIFT PLAN (16.H) <br /> This Plan is N/A for this project site. <br /> 9.21 CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR SEVERE WEATHER (19.A.03) <br /> In the event of adverse weather, the SSHO working with the FTL will determine if work can <br /> continue without jeopardizing the health and safety of field workers. Some of the items to be <br /> considered prior to determining if work should continue are: <br /> • Extreme heat and wind <br /> • Heavy precipitation <br /> • Limited visibility, and <br /> • Potential for accidents. <br /> OTIE - 28 <br />