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CITY OF SANTA ANA <br />RFP NO.: 22-023 <br />ARC FLASH ANAYLSIS AND ELECTRICAL SAFETY PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT <br />a. Qualified person verification form <br />b. Qualified person in -field and annual inspection form <br />c. Arch flash and shock risk assessment form <br />d. Job briefing form <br />e. Energized electrical work permit <br />f. Contractor/Host employer checklist form <br />The Contractor shall provide any additional recommendations to be utilized in the City's <br />safety program. <br />5. ELECTRICAL SAFETY PROGRAM TRAINING <br />The Contractor shall provide training services to promote electrical safety and the proper use <br />of PPE in accordance with guidelines required in arc flash hazards category 0 through <br />category hazard 4 as well as specified in the customized electrical safety program. The <br />Contractor shall prepare training programs containing but not limited to the following subjects <br />and conduct training annually or upon request: <br />1. INTRODUCTION <br />i) Terms and definitions (70E and OSHA) <br />ii) Hazards of Electricity <br />1. Shock <br />2. Arc <br />3. Blast <br />2. PERFORMING AN ELECTRICAL HAZARD ANALYSIS <br />1) Determining nominal voltage <br />ii) Shock Approach Distances <br />ii!) The Arc Flash Boundary <br />iv) Determining PPE if no Are Flash Hazard Analysis is performed <br />v) How to choose PPE based on the hazard <br />vi) Hazard vs. risk <br />3. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) <br />i) Inspection, maintenance and testing of <br />I. Head and hearing protection <br />2. Eye and face protection <br />3. Hand and foot protection <br />ii) Arc flash protection <br />iii) Types of clothing <br />iv) Use of dielectric footwear <br />v) Rubber protective equipment <br />vi) Gloves <br />vii) Blankets and shields <br />viii)Using the NFPA 70E tables properly <br />City of Santa Ana RFP 22-023 <br />Arc Flash Analysis and Electrical Safety Program Development <br />Page 19 <br />