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Injury and Illness Prevention Program 2.22 • Do not handle or tamper with any utilities associated with electrical equipment, machinery, or air or water lines in a manner not within the scope of your duties, unless you are trained, authorized, and utilizing established lockout/tagout procedures for the specific equipment in question. • Do not remove guards or other protective devices. • Never operate machinery without guards or safeguards in place. If guards or protective devices are not properly in place or firmly adjusted, report deficiencies promptly to management. • Technician personnel are the only people authorized and trained to perform work involving lockout/tagout. o Do not try to repair or de-jam any equipment without authorization. o If you are authorized to make repairs, make sure that all equipment is locked and tagged out. • Report any safety issues or needs to management. • Do not use defective or out-of-specification tool or machinery. It must be immediately removed from service and repaired or replaced. • Only licensed electricians are authorized to work on electrical equipment. The following rules pertain to electrical equipment: o Keep electrical panels closed. Keep the ground intact. o Consider all electrical equipment being assembled or tested "live." o Use ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCI) in wet areas. o Assure that electrical panels are clearly marked to indicate equipment/circuits controlled by specific breakers. • When working with electrical hand tools, make sure the ground is intact and that all insulation is sound. Ladder Safety When using ladders: • Utilize the proper type and size of ladder for the job. • For extension ladders, maintain the 4:1 rule (vertical rise to horizontal slope), and secure the top of the ladder. • Do not utilize the top two rungs on a stepladder. • Ensure that they are sturdy and in good condition. Immediately red tag and remove from service if this is not the case. • Fix them in place to assure stability. • Use three points of contact when ascending and descending. • Do not carry items while ascending or descending (except on a tool belt). • Only one person may climb the ladder at a time. Chemical Use • Only use chemicals if you have been trained on their safe use. • Know the SIDS content and location for all chemicals you work with or around. • Always wear the proper PPE. • Always add acid to water; never add water to acid. • Always wash hands with soap and water after handling any chemicals. 1/2019 Corporate Health and Safety Management Program ROUX